A bird's eye view captures Macao’s distinctive urban layout.

Vantage points reveal how development has shaped a new urban landscape.

Vantage points reveal how development has shaped a new urban landscape.

Looking down from above the Shizimen Waterway, there are panoramic views of Macau Tower, as well as four bridges linking the Macao peninsula and Taipa, and a view of the city's iconic skyline.

The scenic surroundings of Penha Hill make it a prime location for viewing sunsets.

The creation of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, and of New Urban Area Zone A, as well as the existence of the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, has transformed the eastern side of Macao peninsula into a new urban gateway facing Zhuhai in one direction, and Hong Kong in the other.

The creation of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, and of New Urban Area Zone A, as well as the existence of the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, has transformed the eastern side of Macao peninsula into a new urban gateway facing Zhuhai in one direction, and Hong Kong in the other.

New Urban Area Zone E, located on the northeast side of Taipa, is under development. It is adjacent to the Pac On Ferry Terminal and the Macau International Airport, with the local connector called Macao Bridge linking it to New Urban Area Zone A.

Macao is stepping up efforts to advance development of the Guangdong-Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone in Hengqin. From the air, the work to accelerate regional integration can clearly be seen, as the urban landscape of Macao and Hengqin appear seamlessly to merge.

By continuous enrichment of its ambience as a liveable and tourist-friendly city, Macao is maintained as a beautiful home for its residents and sees its status boosted as one of the most satisfying travel destinations for visitors.