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Macau Tower

Torre de Macau

You'll get a great view over Macau and Taipa. There is a viewing platform outside and an inside platform with glass floor panels, and a cafe. AJ Hackett also runs "adventure" activities on the tower (see "Do" below).

coffee

Getting there: catch the 9A bus, or around 20 minutes walk from the town centre
Website: macautower.com.mo (opens in a new tab)

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