Macau's best places to go｜Like being in Portugal's "Crazy Alley"

#globaltravel There is a colorful street near the Ruins of St. Paul's It is lined with colorful Portuguese-style buildings It feels like wandering the streets of Portugal The origin of "Crazy Hall Diagonal Alley" can be traced back to the 16th century It is to avoid the displacement of leprosy patients A church was built next to the hospital - "Wangde Church". Unfortunately, medical conditions were lagging behind People avoid patients with leprosy That’s why it’s called “Crazy Hall” by residents. Now this place has become a check-in place for Macau's literary and artistic youth to gather It is loved by cultural and creative youth During the holidays, there will be performances by artists, painters setting up stalls, and selling handmade jewelry Plus plenty of sunshine nearby Colorful large window house It’s like a landscape oil painting It makes people want to take photos and check in 📍Crazy Hall Slanted Alley #WeekendTravel #Macau