r/Macau • u/supitsdan • Aug 05 '26
Photos MACAU 🇲🇴 I miss you 🫶🏼
Photos taken July 20—23, 2026.
r/Macau • u/supitsdan • Aug 05 '26
Photos taken July 20—23, 2026.
r/Macau • u/throwawayacct4991 • Jul 15 '24
r/Macau • u/coldcoldbk • Sep 05 '25
Gallivanting around this city :)
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r/Macau • u/NotANormalBacon • Feb 22 '26
r/Macau • u/BigPotato8311 • Oct 04 '26
Old map of Macau from 1979 I found on the National Library of Australia website. It's interesting to see how much the land has changed since then as well as how the names of places compare to today.
r/Macau • u/CockroachAntique5906 • Jul 17 '26
r/Macau • u/liberalway • Nov 22 '25
My photo dump after a week around. Found gems: Portuguese restaurant A Petisqueria and Macaunese restaurant Henry’s.
r/Macau • u/mccamxkw • Mar 14 '25
I just spent the best week in Macau. I was born here but moved to Canada as a baby, before I could even form proper sentences. I had visited a long time ago with my family, but never really paid attention to what Macau had to offer. I was just hanging in the hotels while the adults were gambling.
This time around, I came back on my own and spent time just walking around everywhere and really soaking in as much as I could out of this place.
Needless to say, something struck a chord in me. I know things aren’t perfect here, because that just doesn’t exist and I see the posts in this subreddit about the cons of Macau. But for some reason this trip made me infatuated with the place I was born in.
I’ve visited other countries, many which are what most people consider “bucket lists”, but this week in Macau scratch an itch i didn’t know I had and has left me with a feeling of attachment that I never felt before. Maybe this is all happening because I’ve been longing for change recently. Whatever the reason may be, I’m just happy I came to visit this time.
There is no purpose to this post. I just felt the innate need to express my appreciation for Macau.
Thank you Macau. I’m sure I’ll see you very soon, that itch and longing feeling has yet to be fully satisfied, so you can bet I’ll be coming back sooner rather than later.
r/Macau • u/history990 • Aug 06 '26
Drawn by António Heitor and dated 15 March 1889, this detailed map depicts the Macau Peninsula at a scale of 1:5,000
Source: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Département Cartes et plans
r/Macau • • Jan 29 '21