Macau Peninsula Walking Guide: A Journey Where History Meets Romance

👋 Today, I'm sharing our walking tour experience in Macau Peninsula! 🚶‍♀️ 👣 Recommended Route Start from A-Ma Temple → Pass through Bishop Hill neighborhood → Former Government Headquarters → St. Dominic's Church → City University of Macau → Casino Lisboa → Leal Senado Building → St. Anthony's Church → Lover's Lane → Ruins of St. Paul → Macau Museum → Take shortcut back to A-Ma Temple 🕍 Must-Visit Spots The Ruins of St.Paul is absolutely breathtaking! This was the facade of St. Paul's Church completed in 1580, showcasing perfect fusion of Eastern and Western architectural arts~ The intricate carvings make every photo look magazine-worthy! ✨ 📚 History Lesson This place witnessed many "China's firsts"! ✔️ 1583: Missionary Matteo Ricci created the "Map of Ten Thousand Countries" here ✔️ 1569: China's first Western-style hospital was built here ✔️ Introduced smallpox vaccination technology ✔️ Home to East Asia's earliest Western-style university! 🎭 Macau Specialties Learned about the fascinating "parish" concept~ These are unique administrative units in Macau named after churches! 5 parishes in peninsula, 2 in outlying islands. 📸 Photography Tips 1️⃣ Get the best angle from UNIQLO second floor 2️⃣ Best lighting in early morning or dusk 3️⃣ Museum rooftop offers stunning city views 🚌 Transportation Tips Walking, buses or taxis are most convenient~ Drivers should note parking availability 🍴 Must-Try Foods Pork chop bun and Portuguese egg tarts are a must! ✨ Special Experience Don't miss walking through alleys! Take the shortcut from Ruins of St. Paul back to A-Ma Temple, passing markets, schools and churches for authentic local vibes~ 🎫 Macau Museum Info * Admission: MOP$15 adults, MOP$8 students/children, free for children under 6 & seniors over 65 * Opening: 10:00-18:00 (Closed Tuesdays)