Macau Grand Lisboa + St. Francis Church + Venetian One-Day Tour for Small Group of 20

Tour Overview: (Specific attractions are subject to adjustment by the tour guide according to the daily itinerary)

Morning: Meet at Small Taipa Hill → Large Taipa Hill (high‑altitude elevator sightseeing) → The Venetian (European‑style ambience)

Noon: St. Francis Xavier Church, Coloane (Instagram‑worthy church) → Coloane Pier Noodle House (lunch recommended by CCTV, lunch fee included)

Afternoon: Casino Lisboa (landmark photo stop) → afternoon tea (at own expense) + free DIY almond biscuit making → Ruins of St. Paul's → Mount Fortress → Love Lane

The Hong Kong‑Zhuhai‑Macao Bridge tour is located between the ports of Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Macao.

The summit of Large Taipa Hill is the highest point in Taipa, Macao. There is no need to hike — take the inclined elevator with a slope of over 45°, and ascend along the hillside for a truly unique experience. Once you reach the top, the view opens up dramatically: to the west is the Wetland Garden, to the south are casinos such as The Venetian, and to the north is the bustling downtown area — the perfect spot to overlook the panoramic view of Taipa.

 The moment you step into The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel, it feels as if you have been instantly transported to Venice, Italy. If you love shopping, then The Venetian Resort will be your paradise.

The Baroque dome of the old Grand Lisboa and the diamond‑shaped skirt building of the new Grand Lisboa stand facing each other across the street. At the Grand Lisboa, you can also visit the private collection of Stanley Ho, where you may have the chance to admire a Qianlong dragon boat crafted from 380kg of pure gold, a "Havoc in Heaven" jade mountain carved from 1.95 tons of jadeite, and mammoth ivory carvings from 30,000 years ago such as "Fortune Blessings" and "The Great Wall". These collections showcase wealth and legend in every detail, while also embodying a reverence for craftsmanship and a deep sense of patriotism.

A Macao hotel chef will tell you the century‑old history of almond biscuits, fully presenting Macao's local culture and the culinary fusion techniques from the Portuguese colonial era. The chef team follows standardised operating procedures of five‑star hotels, equipped with professional baking tools and ingredients, and provides hands‑on guidance throughout the traditional wooden mould pressing process — from kneading the dough to pressing the mould, you will craft your own exclusive souvenir. Participants can also take home a box of finished almond biscuits — a unique memory made just for you!

The Ruins of St. Paul's, known as the soul of Macao. As a World Cultural Heritage site, the Ruins of St. Paul's is the remains of the original façade of St. Paul's Church — it is not only an important testament to the entry of Western civilisation into China's history.

Also known as St. Paul's Fortress, it is one of the oldest Western‑style fortresses in China. Overlooking Macao, you can see the iconic landmark — the new Grand Lisboa casino.