Macau, also known as the “Vegas of China,” is the mecca of glamour and gambling. However, despite its renowned entertainment scene, the city does intrigue in other ways. For 300 years, Macau was a Portuguese colony, and that heritage is characterised by a mix of cultures that can be seen in its cuisine, such as the pasteis de nata (Portuguese egg tarts), the Chinese dim sum, the Macanese minchi, which is stir fried meat with potatoes, as well as the Portuguese named streets that buzz with the sound of Cantonese language. Venture deeper into the beauty of this fantastic country and you can experience the islands of Taipa and Coloane, where the former is renowned for its delightful Macanese homes and chic boutiques, while the latter dazzles with its glorious beaches and tranquil village life.