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Shopping The guide was updated: 2024-06-04

Due to its tax free status, shopping is a delight in Macau with prices considerably lower than the USA, Europe and other Asian centres. Given recent developments, you can find luxurious shopping centres as well as plenty of exotic Asian markets and traditional shops selling Chinese medicines and Portuguese antiques. Other things to shop for including electronics, jewellery, fabric, porcelain and wine. Prices vary according to quality so be wary of imitations. Avenida Almeira Ribeiro is the main shopping centre and has many designer boutiques.

City of Dreams

City of Dreams

City of Dreams is a casino resort with many entertainment complexes. In this world-renowned recreational space, you can enjoy an innovative collection of experiences from electrifying entertainment to Michelin-starred dining. Among all, one of the highlights is the breathtaking show, the House of Dancing Water.

The Grand Canal Shoppes

The Grand Canal Shoppes

The Grand Canal Shoppes in the Cotai area spans over 1 million square feet, making it one of the largest in Macau. It houses more than 300 designer shops, a kid's play zone, a gym, a spa and a mini golf course. You can even take a Gondola ride Venetian-style around the hotel and shopping centre.

Red Market

Red Market

Red Market is a fun place to shop, offering dried foods, fish, meat, live poultry, fresh flowers, and fruits. The building is gazetted by the Government of Macau as an architectural heritage site. If you are interested in the traditional building style of Macau, you cannot miss it.

Rua de São Paulo

Rua de São Paulo

Rua de São Paulo is an authentic little street that connects the two major landmarks, St Dominic's Church and the Ruins of St Paul's. The street is lined with shops and local food stalls for everyone to enjoy.

New Yaohan Department Store

New Yaohan Department Store

Most likely the best department store in all of Macau, New Yaohan is home to all the items you could possibly need on a shopping spree. Make sure to check out the highlights including Japanese supermarket and food court on floors 7th and 8th respectively.

Three Lamps District

Three Lamps District

Located away from the main touristy shopping areas, Three Lamps District is the place to be if you're looking for a somewhat more authentic experience of shopping. The area is basically a street market packed with shops, private vendors and food stalls.

Rua do Cunha

Rua do Cunha

Rua do Cunha is a compact little street in Taipa Village that is bustling with life, fragrance and flavours. Check out the street vendors that sell everything ranging from Portuguese food and local Macau food to souvenirs.

Koi Kei Bakery

Koi Kei Bakery

Koi Kei shops and kiosks may be found all over the city and are usually packed with customers. You can find traditional local snacks and treats like peanut brittle and almond biscuits, highly valued as souvenirs from the region. Be ready to stumble upon unique and unusual items like ginger candy, egg rolls and beef jerky, too.

Cunha Bazaar

Cunha Bazaar

When visiting Taipa, you can't miss Cunha Bazaar, a little four-storey shop, offering a great variety of local products. You will find made-in-Macau T-shirts and gifts on the ground floor, as well as sketches and leather goods on the second and third floor. Don't forget to savour the flavour of almond cakes on the first floor.

Macau Creations

Macau Creations

If you're on the lookout for authentic, locally-made souvenirs - look no further, for the centrally located Macau Creations. This is a space where local artists collaborate and sell unique items that will create lasting memories of this eclectic city.

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