As the highest point on the peninsula, Guia Fortress, also known as Mount Guia Fortress, offers panoramic views of the Macau city. As a precious part of the Macau World Heritage Site, this historic complex was completed in the 17th century for coastal defence.

The compound consists of a fortress, a chapel and Macau's iconic lighthouse, the first western-style lighthouse built on the Chinese coast. The well-preserved lighthouse still operates, guiding ships navigating the Pearl River Estuary. Visitors wandering along the fortress walls can relish breathtaking bird's-eye views across the whole peninsula, blending ancient historic quarters and modern urban landscapes.

Wrapped in dense green woodland, Guia Hill offers a quiet retreat from bustling downtown streets. The chapel houses delicate frescoes reflecting early Sino-Western artistic fusion. More than a military relic, Guia Fortress bears witness to Macau's maritime history and multicultural development. It is an unmissable scenic spot for travellers who wish to appreciate Macau's timeless natural and historic charm.