Macao is a mixed of Chinese and Portuguese culture city which offers unique souvenirs of Asia and Europe styles. Below are the top 10 list of travel souvenirs of our recommendation.
1. Almond Cookies
Why Buy: Very tasty rich almond cookie is the most iconic Macao specialty. It consists of a balance of buttery texture and almond crunch.
Where to Shop: Local bakeries around Senado Square, Taipa Village, and the souvenir street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s
2. Portuguese Rooster Figurines
Why Buy: Symbol of Portuguese culture and good luck.
Where to Shop: Portuguese souvenir shops in Taipa Village and along the street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s
3. Macao Landmark Magnets
Why Buy: Affordable magnets with different attractions in Macao.
Where to Shop: Souvenir kiosks near major attractions, especially along the street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s
4. Azulejo Tile Crafts
Why Buy: Hand-painted blue-and-white tiles showcasing traditional Portuguese art.
Where to Shop: Art shops near Senado Square and souvenir shops near Ruins of St. Paul’s
5. Chinese Tea Sets
Why Buy: High-quality sets for Chinese tea preparation.
Where to Shop: Traditional tea houses in Macao
6. BBQ Pork Jerky
Why Buy: Macao’s unique sweet snack.
Where to Shop: Specialty meat shops along Rua da Felicidade and food stalls near Ruins of St. Paul’s
7. Vintage Postcards
Why Buy: Historical images capturing Macao’s old time.
Where to Shop: Old bookstores and souvenir stands along the street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s
8. Silk Painting Fans
Why Buy: Handcrafted fans featuring traditional Chinese art.
Where to Shop: Cultural markets and art galleries near Senado Square
9. Macao-Themed Tote Bags
Why Buy: Practical souvenirs with beautiufl local designs.
Where to Shop: Design boutiques and souvenir shops along the street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s
10. Portuguese Tinned Fish
Why Buy: High-quality preserved fish in collectible packaging.
Where to Shop: Portuguese grocery stores and duty-free shops
Main Shopping Areas:
- Street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s (concentration of souvenir shops)
- Senado Square and surrounding streets
- Taipa Village
- Rua da Felicidade
- The street in front of Ruins of St. Paul’s