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Pastaria Fong Kei: A slice of heritage in Taipa
Not many businesses can survive 119 years, four generations and a pandemic. But Pastaria Fong Kei in Taipa Village has stood the test of time.
Xian Xinghai: Macao’s musical treasure
We peek inside a Mong-Ha Villa to explore a fascinating museum dedicated to the life and work of Macao-born composer Xian Xinghai.
Blood Ties: meet Macao’s top blood donors
In honour of World Blood Donor Day this June, we spoke to three members of Macao’s blood donor community to learn why they keep choosing to donate, again and again. Blood is an essential part of our existence, and one that perhaps too many of us take for granted. For many, however, blood isn’t something to […]
Magnificent men and a flying machine
In 1987, Sagres completed the first aerial journey from Lisbon to Macao. Today, the plane is stationed in a park in Coloane.
From the Editor: Eyes on the horizon
Here’s a note from Gonçalo César de Sá, Macao Magazine’s Editor‑in‑Chief, for the May issue.
For the greater good
Ho Iat Seng vows to make an all-out effort to advance the region’s Greater Bay Area project during a trip to mainland China last month.
Exploring Macao’s newest park
Opened just last month, the new waterfront promenade is already a hit with locals. Learn more about what went into the planning and design of this exciting new facility.
Central Library: the next chapter
Expect a new building with an impressive façade that integrates event spaces, reading areas and digital zones when it opens in 2025.
The tree surgery
Over the years, thousands of Macao’s trees have been damaged by typhoons, termites and pests. Now, the city has started a massive reforestation project.
Ring-tailed lemur babies, welcome!
Let’s meet the twins just born in March, with introductions made by the Municipal Affairs Bureau.