Macau is an exciting place for shopping. Whether you’re in the mood for duty-free luxury items from globally recognized elite brands, on the lookout for deals on quirky novelties to take home as souvenirs, or simply looking forward to the experience of shopping away from home, Macau has all of them to offer. Where should you go shopping in Macau? Here are our top 5 best shopping experiences in Macau.
Senado Square
It is not just a place for admiring colonial European architecture in Macau. It’s also the busiest shopping centre in the region. You’ll find here a myriad of shops selling a wide variety of products: high-end boutiques with original merchandise; boutiques that sell the latest in fashion, including luxury imitations; antiques and jewellery stores; art shops selling paintings and delicate statuary, and many others. It’s also a good place for watching the crowds while enjoying a latte.
Fisherman’s Wharf
Though primarily known as a theme park, Fisherman’s Wharf is also a huge shopping complex boasting of more than 150 stores. These stores sell almost anything, from clothing to jewellery and accessories, to electronics, to home appliances and furniture. A shopping expedition at the Fisherman’s Wharf can take a whole day, but you can take a break by seeing the sights at the park.
Rua di San Paulo
Near the Ruins of St. Paul’s is a street called Rua di San Paulo. You can find almost anything there – Macanese food, jewellery, antiques, artwork, handicrafts, clothing, fashion accessories, and many, many others. If you’re looking for good, inexpensive deals while shopping in Macau, Rua di San Paulo is where you should go.
The Venetian Macao
If you’re looking for some high-end shopping in Macau, the Venetian Macao is the place to go. Shopping at the Venetian is a dazzling experience, with 650 stores in three malls to choose from and most of them bearing names like Hermes, Prada, Armani, Jimmy Choo, Marc Jacobs, and so many others. This is the place to be if you have money to burn.
The Taipa Village Sunday Bazaar
The Taipa Village holds a bazaar every Sunday, where vendors sell a huge selection of local products. Here you can get handicrafts and other souvenir items, as well as the food you can bring home with you. You can also find more conventional items like clothes, fashion accessories, toys, jewellery and home décor at the bazaar.
Shopping can be a heady experience in Macau. Experience Macau in your own way. Have a taste of it on your visit, and book your Macau trip today.
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