An urban utopia for history-loving thrill-seekers, Macau, with its fusion of beguiling Portuguese and Chinese motifs, is a kaleidoscopic depository of unique experiences, from expressive architecture and classically gorgeous neighbourhoods to a decadently diverse food culture and a hospitable assortment of culture-rich interactions. From the sunlit cobblestoned avenues and atmospheric shoppes cleverly replicating Europe’s most flamboyant high fashion streets' 1900s-esque flair at the Londoner Macau to gliding along jewel-toned canals in an artistic gondola past invitingly opulent pastel-shaded boutiques at The Venetian, there is no shortage of luxuriant stops for heritage enthusiasts. However, if you’re looking for charismatic laidback vibes and quaintly Insta-worthy promenades where you can shop for one-of-a-kind Chinese souvenirs, gaze at graceful colonial facades, and binge on mouthwatering cuisine that confirms Macau’s standing as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, Senado Square will not disappoint!