Guia Fortress

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Great viewpoint

The highest point on the northern part of macau but not as someone has said the highest point of... read more

Reviewed 29 January 2019
SteveDMountainman
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Leeds, United Kingdom
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Great views and interesting history

Built between 1622 & 1638 this old fort occupies vital ground overlooking the city of Macau and... read more

Reviewed 22 January 2019
DickyKnees63
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Adelaide, Australia
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Reviewed 29 January 2019 via mobile

The highest point on the northern part of macau but not as someone has said the highest point of macau. That is alto coloane on the south island. This is a pleasant site to visit. We walked from the south. There are a couple of...More

Date of experience: January 2019
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Reviewed 22 January 2019

Built between 1622 & 1638 this old fort occupies vital ground overlooking the city of Macau and it's sea approaches. There is a small chapel & lighthouse at the top of the fort. The chapel dates from the time of the original fort though the...More

Date of experience: January 2019
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Reviewed 12 January 2019 via mobile
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Reviewed 21 December 2018 via mobile

Small fortress wall around the Guia lighthouse, really nice views from the highest peak on Macau. I personally didn't see the cable car, but walking up the steep hills is great exercise for sure.

Date of experience: December 2018
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Reviewed 5 December 2018

No entrance fee, need to walk a little up the hill but no uneven path so it should be easy. Nothing much to see about the fort but the view is nice. Halfway to the fort there is a bench, sitting at the bench while...More

Date of experience: November 2018
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GillianC1338
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Response from MonkeyTourist23 | Reviewed this property |
Hi there you might want to take a cab. Its everywhere and its extremely cheap !
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Response from BradJill | Reviewed this property |
Sadly, the answer is no. You can walk up Calcado do Goia (street) past Hotel Guia and then up the street to the base of Guia Hill and Fortress attractions, but the rest of the walk is on cobblestoned walkways that are uneven... More
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