[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Rua Dos Ervanarios (Updated Apr)

Macau's business focus has shifted to the central area of ​​Cotai, the island has become a sparsely populated old and old area. However, in recent years, the government has done a good job in cultural conservation, and has supported SMEs to settle in a hipster neighborhood 🌟Don't just go to Grand Samba when you come to Macau. If you want your trip to become more textured and authentic, there is such a street in "Guanqian Street" near Grand Samba that combines photography, food, and art. ✔️Shangtang Royal Place: Super red newly opened high-quality matcha specialty store, rich Uji matcha cake roll must-order, ice cream and strawberry Daifuku are the treasures of the town store, suitable for a break after shopping! ✔️ Rong Kee Tofu Noodles: Cheap Michelin recommended restaurant, focusing on tofu noodles, bean curd, iced bean curd melts in your mouth, sweet and not greasy! ✔️Bamu bakery: It has been a red egg tart shop for a long time, with Andrew egg tart, the pastry taste is completely different, worth passing by to try ✔️ Leung Wei Kee: Founded in 1948, three generations of old shop, fried crab tongs and handmade fish balls are signature, fish smooth soup is also a specialty snack 🌟Another recommendation is from the fountain in front of the Parliament Pavilion, even with Tai Samba, Love Alley, Guan Qian Street to "Fulong New Street", is an old street with a century-old history, many old buildings are key protected cultural relics, will be found in the corner of the old building small things old shop; ✔️ Specially recommended to rent a cheongsam to "Flag Edge" to walk around the old town, too suitable for this retro feeling, spend a little money can be beautiful ~ 💯 If you want to truly experience the Portuguese style and the life of old Macau people, and don't want to be crowded, you can also eat delicious food, you must come to these two old streets with emotional value 🥰 #Guanqian Old Street #Fulong New Street #Local Food #New Year Good Places 2025 #Macau Must-See Attractions #Macau Travel Guide #Macau Travel

#Macau Attractions #Guanqian Old Street Go to Macau, go back to the old days. Guan Qian Street bad ghost building area is one of the bustling streets of Macau in the past, because it is close to the then 16 Pu Pier, I heard that people used to be prosperous, unfortunately then Macau's business focus shifted to the Central area, this became a sparsely populated old and old area, fortunately in recent years Macau cultural conservation done well, and support small and medium-sized enterprises investment, sometimes and engage in some old area consumption discount activities roster, in addition to trying good coffee this time, its exterior wall is also a good photo spot for john b. After going to Ruins of St. Paul's, don't miss it. Go down to Guan Qian Street for a walk.

Macau is both small and big. You can visit 16th century temples, see 17th century churches, search for 18th century monasteries, climb 19th century lighthouses, wander through 20th century streets, and stay in 21st century resorts on over 1,200 streets that are almost all unique. Its richness, its fireworks, its heritage, don't miss any corner, Macau is worth exploring and savoring for everyone, feel it with your heart. Strategy: Day 1: Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Guanjie Street - Camp Street - Rose of the Virgin Church - Lu Family Mansion - Front Square of the Lobby - Front Square of the Council Chamber - Fulong New Street - Ho Tung Library - Gongding Theater - Macau Governor's Palace - Zheng Family Mansion - Bishop's Hill Chapel (where you can watch the sunset and take photos of the Macau Tower) - Senado Square - St. Lawrence's Church - October 5th Street - Rua da Felicidade. (Taking photos at night with lights on looks good) Day 2: Security Forces Museum - Casa Garden - Dong Wangyang New Street (take photos at the Grand Lisboa Hotel Pineapple Landmark) - Eight Angle Pavilion Library - Macau Story House - Dafengtang Art House - Fengtang Alley - Taishi Square - Macau Archives - Tea Culture Museum - Sun Yat-sen Memorial House - Mount Guia (ideal for watching sunset and taking photos of the new Lisboa Hotel) - Grand Prix Museum - Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Museum of Art - Macau Science Center (great for families with children) Looks like there are many places, but they are actually very close to each other.

Very nice and it's good to take a picture there. Just near from Senado square. There have many locals coffee shops and snacks shops. There architect is very good and attract many tourists and Locals there. Mostly young couples love to go there. #yearofrabbit #MyTripVlog

#yearofrabbit #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #newyearadventure #campingglamping. It can sometimes be a challenge to find the “old Macau” under the ever-growing shadow of the casinos and hotels that have come to define modern Macau. The traditional shops that once served whole neighborhoods are fast disappearing. However, there are some spots that maintain a real connection to the past. One example is Rua dos Ervanários. It has certainly changed over the years, but one can still experience a different feeling in the air as if after crossing Rua dos Mercadores, we are crossing over to a different time period. The feeling only grows stronger as we start walking down this traffic-free narrow street.

Strolling along Rua de São Paulo in Macau, this long and historic street feels like a corridor of time, with every step leading to an ancient memory. The buildings on both sides are mostly old shops and residences with a blend of Chinese and Portuguese styles. The weathered walls tell stories of past prosperity, while the iron flower decorations on the windows stand as silent guardians witnessing the passage of time. Occasionally, a gentle breeze blows through the alleys, bringing with it a faint scent of sandalwood and the unique simplicity of the old street. The old shops along the road are still in business, selling traditional pastries and antique stores preserving a sense of the past, making one stop and take a look. At the end of the street, I encountered a few local elders sitting on benches, chatting and laughing, their leisurely demeanor seemingly taking me back to a slower-paced era without hustle and bustle. Rua de São Paulo may not be dazzlingly glamorous, but its simplicity and sincerity touch the heart. Here, the busy footsteps gradually slow down, quietly experiencing the rare calm and warmth in the passage of time. This moment becomes the quietest yet most profound part of the journey.

#CanadaFlightEvent Visited: Ruados Ervinarius Caption for photo 1: Ruados Ervinarius scenery Caption for photo 2: Close-up shot of the ruins of St. Paul Caption for photo 3: Lots of tourists taking pictures Side note: There are so many people Personal rating: 976 out of 1000

#CanadaFlightEvent Places visited: Parque da fortaleza do monte Caption for photo 1: This is a sign for the park next to the Monte Fortress Caption for photo 2: This is an electronic sign attached to a streetlight Caption for photo 3: This is just a building Aside: That's right Personal rating: 977 out of 1000

A quick walk around Macau Portuguese tiles Almond cookies Even the backstreets are super cute A little way off the bustling main streets lined with huge hotels and casinos It's a charming town with a long, old streetscape. One hour by high-speed boat from the ferry terminal connected to Sheung Wan Station in Hong Kong Once you arrive in Macau, take the hotel bus to the center for free 📍Location: Macau #0 yen trip February 2025

#getgoing2025 Rua Dos Ervanários in Macau was a charming stroll through history. The street was lined with old shops selling traditional herbs, medicinal plants, and dried goods. The aroma of Chinese medicine filled the air as I explored the quaint alleyways. I was transported back in time, discovering a part of Macau that was rich in culture and heritage. The street was a reminder of the city’s deep-rooted traditions and fascinating history. 📍Rua Dos Ervanarios, Macau #macau #travel #portuguese #architecture #newyearvibes #thingstodo #familytravel #citydaytours

It is the oldest street in Macau and has witnessed the growth of Macau. Developed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it is a famous commercial street in Macau. It was also the only way for foreigners to enter Macau in the past. It is located in front of the customs gate, hence the name Guanqian Street. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ There are many historical shops in the rows of low buildings. There are furniture stores/lantern stores/craft stores/antique stores, There are even small flea markets. Old buildings and store signs. It makes time seem to stand still and everything slows down. Here you can feel the history of the integration of Chinese and Portuguese cultures. You can also taste the unique flavor of Macau while walking through the streets and alleys. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ In recent years, the neighborhood has been gradually renovated. There are many creative shops and new-style coffee shops. It is an emerging cultural and creative district developed in Macau in recent years. Walking through the alleys, walls and corners, The Portuguese-style wave-patterned stone tiles on the street, And colorful childlike paintings, impactful graffiti, A trendy artistic atmosphere is displayed everywhere. This makes this the most romantic neighborhood in Macau. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Even the iron rolling door has story paintings. Painted by local artists, the themes vary. Many tourists will choose to go there to take photos after the doors close. This creates another kind of charm that attracts crowds. We also hold street and store exploration activities from time to time. The creative market is definitely a must-visit for an in-depth tour of Macau! ⋯⋯⋯⋯ transportation: Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro Station (bus) or 10 minutes walk from the Ruins of St. Paul's #100TravelWays #MacauTravel #Guanqian Old Street #Languilou Lane

#### Day 1: Exploring History and Culture **Morning: Arrive in Macau** I took a boat from Hong Kong to Macau in the morning, enjoying the sea scenery along the way and feeling particularly happy. After arriving, I first went to the hotel to check in. I chose a hotel located in the city center so that I can go to major attractions at any time. **Noon: Enjoy Macau cuisine** After checking in, I headed to the famous old town of Macau to look for authentic food. When I came to "Lisboa Bakery", I tasted their egg tarts. The crispy outside and tender inside made me buy a few more. Next, I walked to the Ruins of St. Paul’s. This historic relic gave me a deeper understanding of Macau’s history. **Afternoon: Visit the museum** I visited the Macau Museum, which displays the history, culture and art of Macau. I am amazed by Macau’s diverse culture, especially the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures. **Evening: Night Tour of Macau** In the evening, I headed to the Venetian Resort to enjoy the canals and light show there. We strolled along the canal and tasted local Italian food, experiencing a different Macau. --- #### Day 2: The charm of Las Vegas and shopping **Morning: Casino Adventure** After I got up in the morning, I decided to go to the casino in Macau to experience it. Although I am not a gambler, it is still very interesting to walk around the big casinos such as the Venetian and Wynn and feel the lively atmosphere. **Noon: Lunch time** I had a sumptuous lunch at the restaurant inside the casino. I chose an Asian-style buffet with a wide variety of dishes that I enjoyed to my heart's content. **Afternoon: Shopping time** After lunch, I headed to the New Yaohan shopping mall, which houses many international brands and local specialty products. I bought some souvenirs and a few fashionable clothes and felt very satisfied. **Evening: Enjoy delicious food** In the evening, I made an appointment with my friends to go to Guanye Street to taste the local snacks. There are a wide variety of snack stalls here. I especially like the pork chop buns and fish balls. They are delicious and leave me with an unforgettable aftertaste. --- #### Day 3: Nature and Relaxation **Morning: Head to Cotai** On the last day, I decided to head to Cotai and enjoy nature. First we came to Coloane. The beach here is very beautiful. I took a walk along the beach and felt the comfort of the sea breeze. **Noon: Seafood lunch** For lunch, I chose a local seafood restaurant and tasted a fresh seafood feast. It was delicious and gave me a new understanding of Macau's seafood. **Afternoon: Leisure time** After the meal, I relaxed at the nearby Black Sand Beach and enjoyed the sunshine by the sea. The atmosphere here is quiet and leisurely, which makes me feel relaxed. **Evening: End of the journey** After returning to the hotel, I packed my luggage and prepared to return. I recalled the past few days on the boat, and my heart was filled with fond memories of Macau. I look forward to visiting this charming place again next time. --- This three-day and two-night trip to Macau allowed me to experience different cultures, food and scenery, and left a deep impression on me. Whether it is historical sites or modern casinos, Macau has given me endless surprises!

Usually we go to Macau usually go to the casino or stay in the casino hotel, but in fact, the street corners of Macau also have many, many characteristics, I wonder if you have been there? In fact, in addition to casinos, Macau also has many cultural and creative shops and street features of drawings. There are many distinctive drawings in this street, there are also many small and creative shops with many cats, and there is also a Coca-Cola museum that is worth a visit. I hope you can enjoy the other side of Macau in addition to going to the casino #100 Ways to Travel #Macau #Macau Attractions #Macau Food

Because it is so chewy, I always feel like I am dancing on his Portuguese pancake. This Portuguese dessert shop, which has opened its doors on Guanqian Main Street, has a store design that is perfect for checking in! A touch of tender red is particularly eye-catching among the buildings on Guanqian Main Street. As soon as I entered the store, I smelled a very familiar fragrance and thought about it for a long time, oh! It tastes like cinnamon. 〰️〰️💓💓Delicious food💓💓〰️〰️ 🥠Crepes are crispy and delicious, with bananas, hazelnut paste, chocolate and marshmallows inside, and the taste is great. 🧇The Portuguese pancakes are made to order and there are many flavors to choose from. I like their hazelnut cocoa butter flavor, which tastes soft. 🍷Portuguese special drinks, which contain fresh fruits, soda water, red wine, and juice. They are divided into alcoholic and non-alcoholic. They are all delicious. Personally, I prefer the cherry wine special drink, which tastes sour and sweet and is very good. This is a very cute Portuguese tart cup, perfect to take home as a souvenir. 🏠Aveiro Portuguese Snack Shop Macau, China 📍Guanqian Street, Macau Peninsula (near the Ruins of St. Paul’s)

#Register for July Hotel Test Sleeper I have been to Macau for almost eight to ten years. It turns out there are many unique streets now! Guanqianhou Street is one of them, and it is well worth a visit! Its name comes from the customs that once managed Macau's foreign trade. Now this area has been developed into a distinctive old street. The area still retains shops of Macau’s traditional industries, such as incense, second-hand items and antiques. Some shops have also been refurbished into specialty coffee shops and cultural and creative stores. 📍Address: No. 7, Jiuchang Building, Guanqian Street, Macau #trip #Macau Attractions #Guanqian Old Street #Wonderful Place

I have been to Macau many times, and every time I can find something new. I really like Macau more and more. 🌟Highlights: There is a new surprise this time. The "Guanqianhui 2023" near the Ruins of St. Paul's is a retro street that combines romance and literature. It is full of my favorite elements. There are not many people. You can slowly feel the petty bourgeoisie of Macau. Located in the Guanqian Street area of ​​Macau, which is full of historical and cultural atmosphere, it is colorful🌈 Take the 16-pu Facai bus from Gongbei Port to the entrance, and walk for about 10 minutes to the entrance. Alternatively, you can walk for 5 minutes from the Ruins of St. Paul's. In addition to some special stores, there are also special light and shadow installations, murals, handmade markets, etc.✨ The whole event introduced elements full of technology such as naked eye 3D technology, fog screen projection, LED archway, etc., combined with special shops, it is really worth visiting. ☀️【Cat 3D Theater】10:00-20:00 Located at Tryangle Coffee, experience the lively Guanqian cats up close with the naked eye 3D screen ☀️【Alley/Huggies Mist Screen Projection】16:00-22:00, cats projected under the haze (because I went a little early, although I didn’t see it, but it is said to be super beautiful!) ☀️【Eaves Cat LED Archway】10:00-20:00 Recommend several other special check-in locations ☀️【Short Alley】There is a simple-style mural and an electric meter box. The sunlight shining through is really suitable for taking photos. It is super fresh and I like the text above: Do you have the job of your dreams? ☀️【Coca-Cola Museum】There is a super cute black cat at the door that is not afraid of people. There are many Coca-Cola peripherals in the store, which is worth checking in! 🚩Location: Macau Guanqian Street (5 minutes walk from the Ruins of St. Paul's, just follow the Amap)

The new district is extravagant and decadent, while the old district is literary and nostalgic I have been to Macau many times and there are still surprises. For example, this time’s city walk, a literary and artistic route in Macau’s old district. There are always colorful houses hidden in the alleys. Various old shops, Even if you walk 30,000 steps, Macau will never let you down. Macau travel is a quick trip. There are always some beautiful streets and alleys that are ignored by everyone. In fact, these streets are also near the famous landmark of Macau Peninsula, the Ruins of St. Paul’s. If you have time to go, don't miss it. 📍Guanqian Main Street The buildings on the street are full of vitality. The pink, yellow and blue houses are very fantasy. There are also many retro shops in the neighborhood. Walking on the old street, you will see various graffiti walls. Unique electrical box, interesting shop iron gate. If you want to check in at Macau's iconic graffiti wall, The graffiti wall hidden in the stairs of Daguan Alley is really interesting. There are also special cultural and creative shops, souvenir shops, coffee shops and time-honored snack shops on this old street. 📍Gangding Square The cultural and historical Dom Pedro Sultan Square houses the Ho Tung Library, St. Joseph's Seminary, Dom Pedro Sultan Theatre, and St. Augustine's Church. This place is full of artistic atmosphere. The pink-green and pink-yellow buildings are very photogenic. 📍Fengtang Alley The candy-colored blocks are really nice. The Portuguese buildings on both sides of the street are also very romantic. It's really comfortable to walk on the quiet streets. There weren't many people on the street. It is a small tourist attraction in Macau. You can also take photos here at will. 🚶🏻‍♀️City walk route Place du Conde – Rua do Campo – Ruins of St. Paul’s – Alley of Love – Alley of the Fortress of Mount Fortress – Alley of Crazy Hall – Rua dos Nicholas – Tap Seac Square 🕐Play time: Half day or 1 day

🈶️Do you like traveling to Macau? 🈶️Do you like cats? This time I went to Macau 🇲🇴Citywalk and accidentally found a magical spot 📷 Hidden in the block next to the Ruins of St. Paul's! Lots of cat 🐈 elements! ! - A street full of literary atmosphere and local traditional culture! The culture that can only be felt when walking on the streets of Macau🇲🇴 When you enter the Sekizen Park, you can occasionally encounter the vivid "Sekizen Cat"🐈 🐈 Cat naked eye 3D theater Every day from 10:00 to 20:00, you can see a large naked-eye 3D cat show in Guanqian Garden! There is also a landmark check-in spot on the ground! Take pictures there now 📷 and make a movie! - 🐈 Cat fog screen projection From 16:00 to 22:00, you will see a device that emits smoke in the alley! At first I thought it was an air conditioner 😂 but when I looked closely I realized it was a projector! Alley Cat and Curious Cat 🐱 are looming! It’s better to watch the movie at night! 🐈Eaves cat LED archway From 10:00 to 20:00, walk up the stairs in the alley and you will catch cute moments of cats on the eaves! - In addition to the above cute cat interactive devices! Over 30+ shops of all sizes are worth checking out📷 Retro shop! Good market! Nostalgic coffee! Coca Cola Museum! - 🤫Download exclusive small 🍊 program, check in, 📷share, use electronic stamps on purchases, and have a chance to get an 🉐️Apple 📱 or Apple magnetic power bank 🤩, and many more 🎁 - 📍 Macau Guanqian Club

#Macau Attractions I returned to Macau after visiting Nha Trang, Vietnam. I don't want to leave so soon. I want to stay here for one more day and eat Macau's delicious food. I heard from a friend that there is a special place called "Yu Tai Lang"! Just near Tai Sampa, I ordered two kinds of pork chop buns to try This is my first time trying the Portuguese Beef Tongue Bun. As soon as I bit into it, I felt the bread was crispy, the beef tongue was smooth and tender, and the Portuguese sauce was very rich😍. I think the ratio of the beef tongue to the bread is just right, it doesn't feel too fat or too dry. The Portuguese spicy fish bun is one of my favorites. I like the freshness of the fish meat and the spiciness of the spicy fish sauce. I think the spicy fish sauce is the soul of the whole pork chop bun. It can enhance the taste of the fish meat. I feel satisfied and happy with every bite 😁. The texture of soda can be paired with any kind of pork chop bun. 🔵Yu Tai Lang (Kwanmae Street Store) 📍Block A1, G/F, 44-A Guan Qian Zheng Street, Macau (near Tai Samba) #Macau #Macau Snacks #Macau Travel #Macau Specialty Food #Portuguese Cuisine #Dai Samba Snacks #Macau Food Guide

A leisurely and leisurely characteristic small shop street ❤️ Close to Tai Samba The whole street is full of small shops There are craft shops 🪔 and coffee shops ☕️ Tea shop🍵 Dessert shop🍮 The streets are also covered with colorful wall paintings You can reserve time to visit and hang out Take a picture 📸 The photo is beautiful #Weekend Trip #Macau Attractions #Macau Hipster Place #Macau Characteristics #macaulifestyle #Macau Shopping Street

#Macau Attractions In recent years, the new generation of young people are fond of drinking tea. There are no longer only coffee shops in the world. There is an interesting tea room in the front and back streets of Macau. The front and back doors of the shop are located in Guanqian Main Street and Back Street, respectively. There are many kinds of tea leaves, with different tea aromas and concentrations of tea leaves, first-time tea customers can ask the shopkeeper which one is more suitable for them. Served with Japanese tamaru and tea ice cream, chat with friends and take a break. If you think the tea is good, you can also have a little to go home and drink when you have free time. Address: 28 Kwan-Hou Street Business Hours: 12:00 - 19:30' #weekendout #foodie

Address: Block A, G/F, Miracle Court, 84 Caoduo Street, Macau Environment/Facilities - Not many seats Features – Excellent beef waffles Price per person: $120 Rating -5🌟 There are not many seats in the store, so you need to stand outside and wait for a seat. Recommend green tea cheesecake🍰⋯⋯ Croissant 🥐 Waffles are crunchy and delicious 😋 The drinks are also good.