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Taipa
Taipa blends old and new Macau: a historic village of narrow lanes, Portuguese-era townhouses and egg tart bakeries sits just minutes from the glittering casino resorts of neighbouring Cotai. It is also home to Macau's own international airport, making it one of the territory's busiest crossroads for visitors arriving by air.
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Frequently asked questions about Taipa
How do I get to Taipa?
Most travellers arrive via Macau International Airport (MFM), which sits on Taipa itself and is linked to the rest of the territory by the Taipa line of the Macau Light Rapid Transit. From the airport or the regional ferry and bus terminals, buses and taxis provide the most reliable onward routes into Taipa Village and the Cotai resorts.
How many days should I spend in Taipa?
Budget ~1 to 2 days to cover Taipa's heritage village, waterfront and nearby Cotai resorts at a relaxed pace.
What is Taipa known for?
Taipa blends old and new Macau: a historic village of narrow lanes, Portuguese-era townhouses and egg tart bakeries sits just minutes from the glittering casino resorts of neighbouring Cotai. It is also home to Macau's own international airport, making it one of the territory's busiest crossroads for visitors arriving by air.