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Macau Fisherman's Wharf

Av. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Macau

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Macau Fisherman's Wharf is a point of interest, located at Av. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Macau. They can be contacted via phone at +853 8299 3300, visit their website www.fishermanswharf.com.mo for more detailed information.

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Av. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Macau
Added by Jopie, at 26 January 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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26 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    28 May 2018

    There are few pubs and casinos in the vicinity and there is this old Colosseum amphytheater type structure built during the Portuguese era. It can be a good photo stop. Best visited during the night time.

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  • Anonymous
    22 May 2018

    Tourist trap. If you don't visit it you are not going to miss anything. It's an artificially looking shopping street with shops, restaurants and kiosks, much like the shopping area of a thematic park. At the time I visited it 90% of the shops and restaurants were closed.

    Better spend your time somewhere else in Macau.

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  • Anonymous
    13 May 2018

    This is an overlooked Scenic spot because it is so close to the ferry that people are in a rush to go to senado or St Paul's. It is a 10-minute walk from the ferry and I would highly recommend going as you have a good view of the bay and the bridge. There decorations, Coliseum like Amphitheater, is a wonderful place to take pictures if you're into photography. There are restaurants and coffee shops to enjoy if you feel thirsty or hungry.

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  • Anonymous
    27 April 2018

    Great place to take photos of your best pose with scenic background. I'm impressed how well maintained the place is. The spot is accessible through bus transportation. There are food shops around just in case you get hungry.

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  • Anonymous
    04 April 2018

    Saw the rise and fall of this place and now seems revitalize a little bit for a bit more tourist attractions. But originally was very western styled now seems you hardly find a descent western styled restaurants and mainly Chinese or Asian restaurants along the waterfront, not much place for a leisurely drink.😔

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  • Anonymous
    16 March 2018

    Great location to take photos. There are plenty hotels for good rates. Macau is full of casinos so you'll find a few here too. There is the art and cultural museum nearby.
    As you can imagine it has a different appearance during the day to night.
    It's near the TurboJet terminal operating in between Hong Kong and Macau

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  • Anonymous
    20 February 2018

    Nice place for pic taking. Not much activity though but that's perfectly fine if you just want to have some relaxing time.

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  • Anonymous
    09 February 2018

    Quiet in the morning at the time I was there. Lots of school trips happening around; you will see the beautiful kids of all ages with their teachers being guided around the wharf; very positive and peaceful. The restaurants seem to close in the morning, I assume they open for lunch or even dinner as the area is very lit up at night. The whole Macau is lit up and lively at night. Close distance to the Macau Ferry Terminal if you wished to walk to the wharf. You will pass by a few casinos on the way. Or simply take the specific shuttle bus to the wharf from Macau Ferry Terminal.

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  • Anonymous
    03 February 2018

    There are some fisherman's wharfs in the world. In terms of up-to-date fashion, this one may be one of the best. This one looks very new and pretty decent, but still I feel like that it is an imitation somewhere. I wish Macau Fisherman's Wharf had its own features and moods.

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  • Anonymous
    31 January 2018

    Last visit almost 20 years ago held such great memories of this vibrant
    Happening place. There were big crowds and great restaurants and shops. The replica Roman coliseum /arena bathed in light etc.
    The place looks abandoned and neglected. Many establishments closed with just a couple restaurants still open. Hardly any tourists.

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  • Anonymous
    21 January 2018

    It's nicely decorated with Christmas and New Year season. When we're there, it's a Friday, it wasn't that many people. But they somehow put lots of rubber ducks, about half of an adult size, in a square. It's pretty cute and we took pictures with them.

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  • Anonymous
    21 December 2017

    The place is totally deserted. The shops are closed or vacant. You can count the number of eateries with 1 hand. No place to eat or even to have a coffee and snack. Besides having taken some photos there that resembles the roman ruins there is nothing there.

    Hopefully they make improvements soon.

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  • Anonymous
    10 December 2017

    It was like in Rome!! I did not expect it to be like that. You have to go there if you visit macau. It was nice place for hunting photos

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  • Anonymous
    28 November 2017

    Beautiful places to capture replicas of European monuments and buildings. Great for photos and easy walk from the ferry terminal.

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  • Anonymous
    21 November 2017

    Beautiful place to include in your Macau day tour. Almost a replica of Rome's coliseum

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  • Anonymous
    28 October 2017

    Beautiful!!!! I felt like i was alive during 50s 😂😂 but seriously a beautiful magical place for me!!

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  • Anonymous
    13 October 2017

    Instead of fisherman boat, we met by colloseum replica

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  • Anonymous
    15 September 2017

    Beautiful place ..Astonishing architecture .. The best place for those who would love to take photos 😉

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  • Anonymous
    19 June 2017

    A very insta-worthy place with buildings of European design, mixed with shops and higher end restaurants. The place is basically covered from rain and sun, but choices of shops and restaurants are somewhat limited. Place is only mostly for taking pictures.

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  • Anonymous
    14 June 2017

    worth visit..this place is basically ruins of theater or something, that gives the historical look and creates the ambience of Hongkong in the past. quite instagramable

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  • Anonymous
    01 June 2017

    Great place to stay. The service is very good with great support from the operational team

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  • Anonymous
    12 April 2017

    One of the most overrated touristy places in Macau. This place is a tourist trap, you're definitely better off spending your money in many other great places in Macau than this fake wharf.

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  • Anonymous
    02 April 2017

    Nice and quiet place to hang around, with sea view. There's also a lot of restaurant where you can have nice dinner, one of the best BBQ steak : Afrika

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  • Anonymous
    23 March 2017

    Beautiful place,restaurants and shoppes. But more activities needs to be plan at this place. Architecture design are influenced by 60-90's era.

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  • Anonymous
    17 March 2017

    Cold and lack of people at night .

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  • Anonymous
    02 February 2017

    It's still not operating when we were visiting here back in Dec 2016. The design is very much like Rome. So if you want a Rome themed photo shoot you can always opt to come here.

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