NEWEST : Macau Studio City Golden Reel , Studio City Dining 2015 in Macau ##3 Must Visit Macau Attractions & Travel Guide #Macau Terminals# Macau Ferry Terminal:Macau Maritime Ferry Terminal is the main northern terminal closest to San Ma Lo, architectural attractions, and about 23 mainly smaller casinos. You can take Bus 3 from San Ma Lo to the Macau Ferry Terminal in about 10 minutes for 2.5 HKD. Cotai Terminal is to the south, closest to the Cotai Strip area with the biggest casinos such as the Venetian, the City of Dreams across the street, and the Macau International Airport. To go to Cotai Terminal, take the Cotai Jet from any of the three Hong Kong terminals. There are late night returns (after 12 midnight) from the Cotai Terminal to the Hong Kong Macau Terminal. Reminder: With about 245 seats, it takes about one hour by TurboJET to Macau. Its’ speed at 35-50 knots, If you are easy to get seasick, please take some medicine or use seasick band. #Casinos# Getting to the casinos in Macau is easy. Free casino buses line up at both terminals, and pretty women representing their hotels and casinos stand and hand out coupons and information. Just get on the bus you want for free. You can easily get lost in the biggest casinos eating, shopping, and seeing the shows. You could spend the whole day in just one casino, but why not see old Macau before you go back? You might find the casinos overwhelming and want a break. #The Historic Attractions# To get a quick view of the best sites, Monte Fortress and San Ma Lo are the best places to go. Monte Fortress, Macau Monte Fort Monte Fortress was built in 1627. The fortress and the Macau Museum in it is probably the best place to go to learn about Macau's history and culture. Museum tickets cost 15 HKD. While there, you might also want to see the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral close by. The Historic Center of Macau: You can take a short free bus ride from the biggest casinos and hotels, such as the Venetian to historic Senado Square. They leave about every 15 minutes. Until 1999 Macau was a Portuguese colony. San Ma Lo Road is by the old Portuguese square. Old pastel colored buildings line the sides, and a church is at the back. It and about 20 other old buildings and forts are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. If you enjoy Chinese herbs, there are good traditioal herb shops around it such as on Da Jie (Main Street). Travel Macau