Macau

A historic centre beyond the resort skyline

The Ruins of St Paul's, Senado Square and A-Ma Temple place Macau's older streets and religious heritage at the centre of a visit. Senado Square and the ruins can be linked in a peninsula walk, while A-Ma Temple belongs to another part of the historic area. None of these landmarks is an entrance to the large Cotai concert venues.

Distinguish the Londoner spaces

The directory includes The Londoner Arena and The Londoner Theatre as separate performance spaces, alongside Galaxy Arena and The Venetian Arena, historically known as Cotai Arena. Read the complete venue name and follow the resort's instructions for that room. A photograph of a resort facade or shopping corridor can help identify the complex but does not show the auditorium. Older sponsor or room names may remain in tour announcements and image captions.

Give the peninsula its own visit

Plan a focused outing around Senado Square and the Ruins of St Paul's, or reserve time for A-Ma Temple and its neighbourhood. Return to Cotai with room for the walk through the resort and any ticket collection. Combining a full historic-centre circuit with a border crossing and early concert entry leaves little flexibility. If your transport depends on a ferry or onward journey to Hong Kong, check it independently of the concert schedule.