Macau Tower Tours and Tickets

If you missed lunch because there was so much to see and do at Macau Tower, here's the perfect solution. High tea at 360° Café is an impressive treat. How about creamy salmon custards with Parmesan, or raspberry swirled cheesecake served with a freshly roasted coffee? Or perhaps the baked scallops with herbs and an Apricot and Rosemary cream with hazelnut crumble for afters?

Touch the Sky! Tower Climb experience is improved with all new equipment, hand rails, hand holds and ascent itinerary. Conquer Macau's highest summit at 338 meters/1109 feet. Stand at the very top of the iconic Macau Tower by climbing 100 meters up the mast's vertical ladders. Tower Our own adrenalin addicted thrill seeking crew rate this as one of the scariest activities we have! Climb can guarantee the maximum height exposure and best 360 degree views. This activity requires clients to be in moderate shape – it is a very physical product and not for the faint of heart! Being out in the open and exposed to the vast void of space is an experience very few people get to experience. This is one of the MUST DO adventure activities for anyone that loves pushing themselves and exploring the unknown! It should take around 2.30h to 3h.

Visiting Macau? Then come and enjoy the delicious food and the stunning views from Macau's highest and only 360° revolving restaurant. Beautifully prepared local Portuguese and Indian dishes sit alongside exquisite seafood creations, so try a little of everything. This is a visual and gastronomic feast of international delicacies!

From 223m up, the view is a spectacular 360° experience! Stroll around the spacious lounge in your own time. The massive 3-storey reinforced glass windows flood the Observation Lounge with light. Take in the entire Macau Peninsula, Taipa, Coloane, and look over to China. Check out the nearby Pearl River Delta skyline, which expands every day, especially Hengqin and Zhuhai.

A professional local guide leads you to explore the most famous world heritage sites in Macau, the blending of the eastern and western culture. The tour starts at St Paul's Ruins, Na Tcha Temple, St Dominic's Church, Cathedral, Av. Da Praia Grande, Leal Senado Building, Senado Square and General Post Office Building which is a collection of locations that witness the unique assimilation and co-existence of Chinese and Portuguese cultures in Macau, a former Portuguese colony. They represent the architectural legacies of the city's cultural heritage, including monuments such as urban squares, streetscapes, churches and temples. The afternoon section starts at A-Ma Temple which is one of the oldest in Macau and thought to be the settlement's namesake. Macau Tower, the most recognizable landmark in the skyline, offers the best view of Macau and in recent years has been used for a variety of adventurous activities. Finally, the journey ends up at Venetian Resort.

Trying to plan activities and transfers in a country you haven’t been to before can be a difficult task. Let a guide take care of planning on a 4-night tour that provides a comprehensive introduction to Shenzhen, Macau, and Hong Kong, and eliminates the need for any advance organisation. You’ll travel between top attractions with ease and relish the convenience of included meals, accommodation, and tours.

Tromba Rija has made its Asian debut at Macau Tower on December 22, 2014, in which the family name of Elisabête and Fernando is subtly embedded. The design of the new Tromba Rija will follow the tradition to render passionate and home-like hospitality, so that customers can enjoy the party atmosphere in a house of fine delicacy. By adopting a rustic, family style design, from the setting, lighting to every detail, the restaurant delivers a warm and simplistic ambience fused with contemporary elements, offering an extraordinary dining experience .