Cunha Bazaar

Cunha Bazaar is a lively, multi-level market located on the pedestrianized Rua do Cunha in Taipa Village, Macau. The market is a one-stop shop for visitors looking to pick up Macau souvenirs, including Portuguese-style canned sardines, egg rolls, almond cookies, dried meats, and local wines. The ground floor is packed with food stalls offering free samples, while the upper floors sell clothing, accessories, and household items. The atmosphere is bustling and tourist-friendly, with vendors often calling out to passersby. The market's location on Rua do Cunha, a narrow street lined with pastel-colored buildings and traditional shops, makes it a natural stop for anyone exploring Taipa's historic center. Nearby attractions include the Taipa Houses-Museum and the Our Lady of Carmel Church.

Don't miss

• Sample and buy Macau's famous almond cookies and egg rolls.
• Browse Portuguese canned fish, port wine, and olive oil.
• Pick up unique souvenirs like keychains, magnets, and local snacks.
• Explore the upper floors for clothing and accessories.
• Enjoy the lively atmosphere and street performers on Rua do Cunha.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Cunha Bazaar

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Getting there

Know before you go

• Bring cash; some stalls may not accept credit cards.
• Bargaining is not common in Macau markets; prices are usually fixed.
• Many food stalls offer free samples, so come hungry.
• Photography is allowed, but be respectful of vendors and other shoppers.

A bit of history

Rua do Cunha has been a commercial hub since the late 19th century, when Taipa was a center for firecracker and fishing industries. Cunha Bazaar itself opened in the early 2000s, capitalizing on the street's popularity with tourists.