Visit the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau’s Sé District and play games to win round-trip air tickets for two
By MOOK Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin | Compiled & Reported
Want to experience Macau, where Eastern and Western history, culture, and architecture blend? No need to book flights or hotels. The Macau Government Tourism Office will hold the “Macau Travel Festival” from October 5–10 at Dream Plaza, 2F of Taipei’s Uni-President Hankyu Department Store. The event will bring iconic Macanese World Heritage sites such as the Ruins of St. Paul's, Senado Square, and Dom Pedro V Theatre to the venue. There will also be Portuguese folk dance performances, cultural films, free limited-edition egg tarts, and free Macau travel information. Participants can also enter on-site games for a chance to win round-trip air tickets for two to Macau.
The exotic Portuguese folk dance and the Ruins of St. Paul's will be authentically recreated in the Xinyi District. (Photo provided by the Macau Government Tourism Office)
The “Macau Travel Festival” will not only showcase Macau’s famous East-meets-West architecture on-site, but visitors can also enjoy engaging cultural films in a realistic replica of Dom Pedro V Theatre, or watch carefully curated performances at the outdoor plaza — including regionally inspired Portuguese folk dances, traditional folk art performances from Dragon Palace Celebrations, and on the evening of October 6 at 19:30, a live jazz suite performance by a band, offering the public a romantic and relaxing evening.
The event will be held at Uni-President Hankyu Department Store Taipei, where attendees can enjoy a variety of performances. (Photo provided by the Moleskine Editorial Department)
In addition to offering free freshly baked Portuguese egg tarts during specific time slots, participants who complete the on-site challenge games will have the chance to win round-trip air tickets for two to Macau or creative gifts unique to Macau. Moreover, from October 4 to 28, those who present receipts showing cumulative purchases of over NT$2,000 at Uni-President Hankyu Department Store Taipei on the day can exchange them for one raffle ticket and enter the draw for a three-day, two-night Macau travel package. For more details, visit the event website: macauroadshow.7to.com.tw/index.php.
● Read more: Free Audio Guides Available for an Easy Tour of Macau’s World Heritage Sites
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