Macau Peninsula·Half a day

Here we go again! This time I stayed for three nights, and I feel like I didn't take many photos There are still a lot of things I haven't eaten, I have to come again~ 🗓Itinerary: This time I entered from the Hengqin port, the first two nights I booked the Conrad Hotel in Taipa; the last night I still chose the Sofitel at Ponte 16 on the peninsula, the location is too superior~ 🌟Highlights: This time I checked in places I didn't go last time 1, Fong Tong Lane is located in the central location of Macau, completely preserving many Portuguese buildings that have been around for a hundred years. Here you can see ancient churches, exquisite Portuguese houses, and century-old mansions that have been baptized over the years. It is definitely a great place for artistic photography. 2, Rua da Felicidade I came here because of Cheong Kee, but it takes four days to rest, but this street is also worth seeing! Rua da Felicidade is an ancient street in the central area of the Macau Peninsula, with a history of several hundred years. It used to be a prosperous commercial area, including nearby Fulong New Street, Fulong New Lane, Qinghe Lane, Baiyantang, etc. Rua da Felicidade is divided into upper and lower sections. The upper half is a gathering place for brothels and teahouses, and the lower half of the street is a gathering place for smoking rooms and restaurants; it starts to be lively when night falls, beautiful women, tycoons, night after night of singing and dancing, paper drunk gold fans... until the end of World War II. Now, along "Rua da Felicidade", there are various restaurants, restaurants, snack shops and dessert shops, and many foodies will come here to enjoy food. 3, Dongwangyang New Street National Geographic photo check-in block! Dongwangyang New Street was built in the late 19th century and was one of the famous commercial streets in southern China at that time. This place used to be a place where various merchants gathered, gathering many trading companies and firms. Over time, Dongwangyang New Street gradually developed into the commercial center of Macau, witnessing the changes in Macau's modern history. The architectural style of Dongwangyang New Street is unique, blending elements of the East and the West. The buildings here are mainly brick and stone structures, with bright colors and unique shapes. At the same time, the arcade design on both sides of the street is also one of its features, providing a place for pedestrians to shelter from the sun and rain. This architectural style not only has aesthetic value, but also shows the diversity of Macau's history and culture. 🚉Transportation strategy: These places can be walked to with the Ruins of St. Paul as the center, and you have to walk if you take a bus, they are all small streets and alleys. If you have good physical strength and good legs and feet, you can walk completely. If you are tired, just order a cup of coffee and drink a cup of milk tea... 📝Note tips: This time I really feel that Macau is small~ The area is indeed small! The relationship between people in the old city of the peninsula is also very close! But Macau is also very big, it is definitely not enough to come once, compared to the tall Taipa, the old city of the peninsula is more attractive!