Car rental in Macau
Get around Unlike in mainland China, Google Maps is not blocked and can be used in Macau. Owing to privacy concerns, Macau's street views in Google Maps have not been updated since they were taken in 2008, so it's very outdated. On foot A view of the city, showing older low-rises in the foreground and some of the new high-rises in the background This is arguably the best way to get around the Macau Peninsula, which is small, compact and full of things to discover. Many roads are also one way so there is quite a chance that it won't be slower than to take road transport which may need to make a long loop to reach the destination. Most streets have a pedestrian sidewalk making walking easy, although you will have to fight the crowds going in all directions. Cars are more mindful of pedestrians than in mainland China, but traffic rules are still not very well adhered to. Moreover, during the annual Grand Prix during October to November, barriers are installed on the racetracks, which impair pedestrian visibility significantly. You should look both ways before crossing and be…
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