[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for St. Lazarus Church District (Updated Mar)

Because there was a leprosy hospital here, it was the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China. It was a restricted area in the past and the locals avoided it as much as possible. The Wong Tak Church next to the hospital is a small church, specially for leprosy patients to pray, so it is called "Crazy Church" or "Crazy Temple", and the sloping road in front of the church is also named "Crazy Church Alley". ⋯⋯⋯⋯ For hundreds of years, Chinese and Western cultures have coexisted and thrived together. In the history of Fengtang Alley, it was where the Portuguese lived, and where Christians lived in Christchurch, and it was also a village where Han people lived. The 19th century southern European two-story houses are preserved here. The yellow and red Portuguese exterior, the long windows, and the Portuguese floor tiles with gravel mosaics are full of exotic atmosphere. Once you step into this place, you will have the illusion of traveling through time. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Now Fengtang Alley is a gathering place for literary and artistic creators. In addition to art schools and art galleries, there are also small markets during holidays. There are not many tourists, and there is no noise from group tourists, so you can enjoy a relaxing and comfortable stroll. The lights are turned on at night, making this place even more romantic. It is worth visiting during the day and then again at night. Tips: There are several places you must not miss. ❶ The century-old Dafengtang Art House (there are calligraphy classes on weekend afternoons) ❷ Fengtang No. 10 Creative Park (Exhibition Hall Cultural and Creative Park) ❸ Fengtang No. 8 Fanzai House (former nursing home) ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Transportation: 10 minutes walk from the Ruins of St. Paul’s. #crazyalley #Macautravel

When people think of Macau, they often picture the luxurious hotels and the glitzy casinos. However, the Macau Peninsula is home to many overlooked spots filled with artistic vibes and rich history. Next time you visit Macau, take the opportunity to experience a different cultural charm. 📍 Rua da Felicidade (Images 1-5) Rua da Felicidade was named in honor of a leprosy hospital that once operated here, now revitalized as a cultural and creative park. Walking into this alley, you'll be greeted by colorful Portuguese-style buildings, as if stepping into a time tunnel back to old Macau. 📍 Rua dos Mercadores (Images 6-8) Rua dos Mercadores is located at the intersection of Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro. Looking down from the top of the alley, the red Portuguese buildings contrast beautifully with the blue sky and sea, making you feel like you're in a quaint foreign town, incredibly picturesque.

【Attraction】Feng Tang Xie Alley 【Address】Near No. 13 Feng Tang Xie Alley (800 meters walk from Ruins of St. Paul's) Macau is not just about shopping, there are countless attractions in the narrow streets, missing them is a waste. *The road you've walked is also a memory of a deserted building. There are not many tourists here, it's easy to take photos with feelings, it's indeed very suitable for literary and artistic youth. *Feng Tang Xie Alley is close to the Macau Museum and the Ruins of St. Paul's, it's a street with Portuguese style. The old buildings on the street are all painted yellow and red, the road is covered with beautiful patterns of mosaic pebbles, and the street lights have been changed to European style, just like Lisbon. *The love lock wall in Feng Tang Xie Alley, an easily overlooked alley, make a quiet wish there and lock it on the wall. *Feng Tang Xie Alley is a literary and artistic alley in St. Lazarus Parish, many important buildings are located here. The Pó House is a representative building, which has been transformed into the art space we see today after Macau returned to the motherland, showing new vitality. *Travel guide: Feng Tang Xie Alley in St. Lazarus Parish is open for free, the shooting effect is best on sunny days. It's only over 300 meters from the Cannon Fort and about 700 meters from the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, you can walk there.

The three-storey Lin House Coffee has a slightly different atmosphere on each floor; after ordering downstairs, you can browse the Japanese selection shop on the second floor, and then go up to the third floor to enjoy coffee. The third floor also retains the floor tiles of Macau's old houses, but has Portuguese-style doors and windows, which is full of nostalgic flavor. The highlight is here, you must go to the outdoor blue spiral staircase to take pictures, full of atmosphere! I probably took dozens of pictures, and then went up to the endless rooftop, where you could sit on a wooden chair and sip coffee, and you could see the Grand Lisboa! When the weather is not hot, it is also a good place to rest💫 This meal: 🤍Mocha 🤍 Ice Cream Horn Waffle Made with selected 75% cocoa, Mocha is rich and not too sweet. But the ox horn waffle is more to my liking, hot and crispy, plus the slate street flavor ice cream is unbeatable. 📍Linzhai Coffee By Lams Coffee @bylamscoffee Address: 36 Magis Street, Macau (Go straight across the street from Sai Fung Diagon, towards Mad Hall Diagonal Lane) #OverseasTravel #foodie #cafe #Summer Good Places #Summer Food Recommendations #hkfoodie #travel #food #Macau Food #Macau Attractions #Macau Travel Guide #Dating Good Places #Photo #Food Shopping #Couples Good Places

One of the oldest churches in Macau is the St. Lazarus church located in Adro de São Lazaro, Macao it was built between 1557 and 1560 but completely rebuilt in 1885. You will feel the 20th century vibes when you visit the St. Lazarus church, with it’s structure and the surrounding. And while walking heading to the church you will see a lot of shop to enjoy some shopping and food hopping. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #wandergine21

From the Wangde Hall to find the way, it is the mad hall oblique lane. The second building that comes into view is this religious church Wangdetang has become the activity center of the elderly. Opposite the church is a very famous building "Great Crazy Hall". This is an elegant Southern European style building, exquisitely carved, baroque cylinders, arc-shaped cast iron railings, and a sense of elegance. There are several yellow Portuguese-style buildings on the 8th of the Chuntang Inclined Alley. It is very eye-catching in the crazy hallway. These buildings are the Rencitang House. As for the origin of this place, it is really famous. During the Second World War, a large number of Shanghai Portuguese people went to Macao, where they became the shelter of the refugees and the poor. In fact, the real name of the house was the House of the Poor. Later, I changed to a nursing home and let some elderly women who have never married for a lifetime, so they are called a house. Behind the Po Tsai House is a "Crazy Hall No. 10 Creative Garden", a pale yellow four-storey Portuguese building. There are often cultural exhibitions held here, with many exhibitions and art workshops on photography, ocarina, ceramics, oil painting, manga, fashion, graphic design, sculpture. It used to be the office of the Macao Independent Commission Against Corruption and the Environmental Committee. It is a heritage building with a long history in Macau.

Macau is a great choice for winter travel! You can refer to Macau one-day tour CityWalk directly! / ⭕️"Macau two-day and one-night tour route": Day1: Macau Grand Lisboa Hotel ➡️Our Lady of the Rosary Church➡️Guanqian Old Street➡️Love Lane➡️ Ruins of St. Paul's ➡️Fortress of Macau➡️ Alley of the Crazy Hall ➡️ Guia➡️Castell Gardens➡️Old Lisboa➡️Wynn➡️MGM Day2: Wynn Palace➡️ The Londoner Macau ➡️ The Parisian Macao ➡️ The Venetian Macao ➡️Guanye Street➡️Galaxy Macau / ⭕️"Check-in attractions and ways to play": 1. Grand Lisboa: Check in the same camera as successful people. 2. Ruins of St. Paul’s: A landmark building in Macau. There are fewer people there in the morning. 3. Fengtang Alley: Portuguese-style colorful buildings, as if you are in the streets of Europe 4. Wynn Palace: suitable for night visits, musical fountains, and free cable cars🚠. 5. The Venetian: The long-famous indoor artificial sky and river make you feel like you are in Venice. 6. Londoners: You can travel to England in a second without leaving the country. The night view is beautiful! 7. The Parisian: The Eiffel Tower in Macau. The photo booth is in the Parisian Garden, it really takes off in photos! 8. Guanye Street: Friends who like food can come here! / 📷「Photo booths」: 1. Londoner Skywalk 2. Le Parisien Garden 3. Guia Street 4. Fortress of the Fort 5. Ruins of St. Paul’s 6. Love Lane 7. Wynn Palace 8. Studio City Entrance 9. Little Tam Observation Deck / ⭕️「Transportation Guide」: Macau transportation can be mainly divided into free shuttle buses, airport buses, and public buses. My personal suggestion is to take the free shuttle bus to various scenic spots after arriving in Macau.

Macau is a place where the East and the West mingle. I love the Lazarus district in Macau☺️ The cobblestone streets and the buildings lined up are just like Europe😄 It has the feel of the Portuguese colonial period😌 There are shops that only sell things imported from Portugal, so this is a district I always walk through every time I go to Macau💕 The church is also very beautiful🥹 It's a bit of a walk from Senado Square, the tourist center of the Macau Peninsula, but on the way there are the Ruins of St. Paul's and many other World Heritage sites, so I recommend enjoying the atmosphere of the Lazarus district while touring the World Heritage sites☺️ #overseastraveltrip #girlstrip #solotrip #Macautrip #Macausightseeing #Macau #macau #Macausightseeing #macautrip

Before reading people's posts on the Internet, I learned that Macau has this one photo spot I have never been to - Crazy Hall Alley, but not far from the Grand Samba, you next time to Macau do not miss 🙈 The buildings here are full of Portuguese characteristics, is a part of the culture and history left over from the colonial period! And each part of the building walls adopt different bright colors, each has its own characteristics, so the photo effect is particularly good, of which the orange and yellow walls with blue doors on Helong Street is my favorite, I suggest you walk a few more steps may discover more beautiful corners😍 #GlobalTravel #Macau

Photo Spots + Michelin Food Tour, Unlock a Portuguese-style Weekend Trip! 📸 Highlights: ✅ Explore Macau for 800+ per person ✅ 8 Instagrammable Photo Spots ✅ 12 Must-try Old Brands & Michelin Restaurants ✅ Exclusive Time Management Tips to Avoid Crowds 🚢 [Transportation Guide] ❶ Shenzhen Shekou → Macau Taipa: 9:00–18:30 (1 ferry per hour) 1h direct ❷ Shenzhen Airport Ferry Terminal → Macau: 4 ferries per day, ticket price: CNY 230 ‼️ Buy tickets in advance on "China Merchants Shekou Cruise Homeport", and bring your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau + visa for customs clearance 🗺️ [DAY 1: Macau Peninsula Photo & Food Tour] 🌅 Morning: European-style Morning 📍 Ruins of St. Paul's (7:30–8:30) ✨ Secret Photo Spots: Upward shot at Lovers' Lane on the right/UNIQLO 2F window view 🍴 Breakfast: Vitoria Restaurant (Pork Chop Bun + Iced Milk Tea) → Hon Hing Coconut (Century-old Ice Cream Truck) 🕍 Noon: Old Town Food Tour 📍 Rua de S. Roque: Macaron-colored Portuguese-style Buildings 📍 Guia Lighthouse: Classic Photo Spot of Grand Lisboa 🍴 Lunch: Tomato House (Portuguese Chicken + Serradura) / Kam Lei Restaurant (Curry Chicken Rice) 🌉 Afternoon: Urban Wonders 📍 Grand Lisboa: National Geographic-style Futuristic Photos 📍 Fisherman's Wharf: Roman Colosseum-style Photos 🍧 Afternoon Tea: Iron Pan (Egg Waffle) / Hang Heong Un (Century-old Dessert) 🌃 Night: Neon Night 📍 Wynn Palace Fountain Cable Car (20:00 "My Heart Will Go On") 📍 Macau Tower Night View (Not for the Faint-hearted) 🍴 Dinner: The 8 Restaurant (Michelin 3-star Cantonese Dim Sum) / Chan Seng Kei (Dried Tangerine Duck) 🏨 [Accommodation Recommendations] 💎 Luxury: Wynn Palace (Lake View Cable Car) 💰 Affordable Luxury: Studio City (8-shaped Ferris Wheel) 🏡 Artsy: Pousada de Coloane Boutique Hotel (Seaside Secret) 🗺️ [DAY 2: Taipa & Coloane Slow Life] 🍳 Breakfast: Fai Chai Wun (Crab Congee) 🎪 Morning: Luxury Hotel Tour 📍 The Londoner: Red Bus + Big Ben 📍 The Parisian Garden: Eiffel Tower 📍 The Venetian: Gondola + Sky Canals 🌈 Afternoon: Candy World 📍 Rua do Cunha (Arrive before 13:00 to avoid crowds): 🍴 Must-try: Lord Stow's Bakery / Mok Yi Kei Durian Ice Cream / Cheung Chau Glutinous Rice Cake 📍 Taipa Houses: Mint Green Museum + Wetland Walkway 📍 Coloane: Rua de Cinco de Outubro + St. Francis Xavier's Church (Filming Location of Korean Drama "Princess Hours") 📸 Photo Tips: 👗 Outfit Suggestions: Solid Color Vintage Dress + Straw Bag / Oversized Shirt + Denim Shorts 🎞️ Filter Suggestions: Xingtu "Miami" + "Princeton" 🍜 [Food Recommendations] 🔥 Top 5 Must-try: 1️⃣ Lord Stow's Bakery vs Margaret's Café e Nata (Lord Stow's Bakery is crispier) 2️⃣ Tai Lei Loi Kei Pork Chop Bun (Pineapple Bun Version is the Best) 3️⃣ Old Day Beef Offal (Medium Spicy + Radish) 4️⃣ Sei Kee Café (Claypot Charcoal Milk Tea) 5️⃣ Wong Kei Bakery (Worm Cake is Better than Meat Cut Pastry) ⚠️ Avoid: × Internet-famous Mango Glutinous Rice Cake (Low Cost Performance) × Portuguese Restaurants in Scenic Spots (300+ per person, Michelin is better) 💡 [Tips] ❶ Exchange MOP 200 in advance (Old Stores Only Accept Cash) ❷ Save Scenic Spots on Amap to Generate Route Map ❸ Visit Ruins of St. Paul's on Saturday! Sunday is Full of Tour Groups ❹ Buy Souvenirs at "Koi Kei" Almond Cake / "Choi Heong Yuen" Phoenix Roll ❺ Wear Comfortable Flat Shoes! 20,000 Steps per Day Macau is like a palette, where you can find Portuguese romance and Cantonese fireworks at every corner. Start your Macau trip this weekend! 🎡 More videos are available on the Trip.com Community. Click the homepage to get the full food map~

Feng Tang Alley has become one of Macau's must-visit attractions. The yellow ancient building of the Mercy House, along with the garden's unique style, is perfect for taking photos. Inside, there's an authentic Portuguese restaurant, and next to it is the Portuguese Lifestyle Store where you can buy souvenirs like soap and sardines. Next to the yellow ancient building is the Grand Mercy House, which hosts calligraphy classes by local calligraphers every weekend. Up the stairs, there's another Portuguese souvenir shop and a wine shop specializing in port wine, perfect for gifts or personal use. Also located in the alley is the Our Lady of Carmel Church, one of Macau's three ancient churches. It provided spiritual support to leprosy patients back in the day, and today, it still holds masses, having been rebuilt in 1886.

Fong Tong Kai Alley is located in the heart of Macau. This alley has a long history and was once an important street in old Macau. Today, it is one of the few places where tourists and locals can catch a glimpse of Macau's ancient charm. The alley is named 'Fong Tong,' which is rumored to be related to a mental hospital that once existed here, and 'Kai Alley' is named for its sloping path. Nowadays, it is not only a witness to history but also a rare quiet space in the modern city, attracting tourists who love to explore Macau's hidden corners. 1. History and Culture: Witnessing Macau's Past Fong Tong Kai Alley has a rich historical background. It was once part of Macau's society, closely connected with the surrounding ancient buildings and cultural heritage. Most of the buildings along the alley retain typical Portuguese architectural styles, with a strong European flavor, while also preserving traditional Chinese elements. This fusion style showcases Macau's unique historical and cultural heritage. 2. Architectural Style: A Blend of Portuguese and Chinese Elements The architecture of Fong Tong Kai Alley features typical Portuguese styles, including colorful facades and old wooden window frames. Along the alley, one can occasionally see elements with Chinese flair. This blend of Eastern and Western cultures in the architectural style highlights Macau's characteristic as a crossroads of cultures. Walking through this alley feels like traveling back in time, immersed in a rich historical atmosphere. 3. Tranquil Atmosphere: A Retreat from the Bustle Although located in the city center, Fong Tong Kai Alley is notably quieter compared to the bustling surrounding areas, offering a sense of hidden beauty. There is little vehicle traffic here, allowing visitors to stroll quietly, admire the architectural scenery on both sides of the street, or rest in a nearby café. For photography enthusiasts or those seeking tranquility, this is an ideal spot. 4. Nearby Attractions: A Comprehensive Cultural and Historical Experience There are many historically significant attractions around Fong Tong Kai Alley. From here, it is easy to walk to famous historical sites in Macau, such as the Ruins of St. Paul's and the former St. Paul's College. These sites not only provide rich historical information but are also great places to learn about Macau's culture and architectural styles. Visitors can shuttle between Fong Tong Kai Alley and the surrounding attractions, enjoying an in-depth cultural journey. Tips 1. Best Visiting Time: It is recommended to visit in the morning or evening to avoid the daytime peak hours and better enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the alley. 2. A Paradise for Photographers: The historical buildings and street scenes here are perfect for photography enthusiasts, capturing the details of Macau's traditional culture is a great pleasure for visitors. 3. Dress Recommendations: Since the alley is narrow and has some slopes, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for easy walking. Overall Fong Tong Kai Alley is a hidden corner full of history and culture. The ancient buildings and unique atmosphere here make one want to slow down and savor Macau's past and present. For tourists who love history, architecture, and photography, this is a place worth exploring in detail. It is not only a microcosm of Macau's culture but also an ideal place to experience Macau's long history.

🌟 Rua de São Lázaro is a small alley with a strange name. The name comes from a leprosy hospital in history, which was the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China. 🌈 Today, Rua de São Lázaro is a historical site in Macau and a popular photo spot for hipsters and tourists. 👍 Most of the buildings here were built between the late 19th century and 1930. Most of them are two-story Southern European-style villas, mainly yellow with maroon borders. In the sunlight, they give people a warm and unrestrained feeling, as if they have come to a small town in Southern Europe.

🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Great,very clean and peaceful place to stay with friends and families 💞Reasons to Recommend: accessible in any location - very peaceful place to stay - affordable price - staff are very friendly and nice very good service - very clean place - buffet is great many choices of variant of food and affordble price very thankful to ezperience ro stay at Sofitel Hotel @ Ponte 16 - Very close in Ruins of Saint Paul and Senado Square

Stepping into Fong Tong Lane, one is immediately captivated by this winding alley. The narrow path is flanked by understated yet exquisite Portuguese architecture, with weathered walls that are rich with stories, as if every crack is narrating the passage of time. Walking on the cobblestone road, the sound of footsteps echoes in the tranquil air, prompting a slower pace. At the corner, sunlight spills onto the brightly colored window sills, and through the half-open wooden shutters, one can glimpse a serene daily life. Occasionally, street name plaques made of Portuguese tiles come into view, reminding visitors of the area's diverse history and cultural fusion. In the afternoon, Fong Tong Lane resembles a tranquil painting, with the air filled with a sense of history. The old market scenes and the laughter of residents seem to linger in the air. In this short alley, strollers can momentarily escape the hustle and bustle of city life and feel a gentle touch of time. Fong Tong Lane is indeed a poetic and contemplative moment in Macau.

Macau is one of the most international cities in China, where Eastern and Western cultures blend, whether it is architecture, food, or lifestyle is very unique. If you talk about the area, Macau is not very big, but if you want to deeply feel the charm of Macau, two or three days is far from enough. As a big bay, I often travel to and from Macau, and I always have new gains every time, and I can always find different beauty. ⭐Sé: Located in the central part of the Macau Peninsula, it is the smallest of the 8 parishes in Macau, with many historical and elegant Portuguese-style buildings, including Guia Lighthouse and St. Mary's Cathedral. The crazy church lane in the district is a very suitable place for taking pictures. ⭐Fulong New Street: Located in the central area of ​​the Macau Peninsula, it has a history of hundreds of years, and there are many old brands on the street. ⭐Official Street: Located in the old city of Taipa, it is one of the busiest commercial streets in Macau. Although it is only 121 meters long, it has many famous milk tea shops, coffee shops, gourmet shops and souvenir shops. ⌚Recently, Macau has an international fireworks competition performance, and I am preparing to invite friends to travel to Macau again, and I have the opportunity to meet in Macau. Performance time: September 14/15/21, October 1/6. This time, there are fireworks companies from 10 countries including Russia, France, Canada, Thailand, Spain, the Philippines, mainland China, Italy, Japan and Portugal. On October 1, the fireworks companies from mainland China and Italy will participate in the performance. After the last two fireworks performances on the night of October 6, the award ceremony will be held. Every competition day 17:00-23:00, the Tourism Bureau and the Macau Neighborhood Association jointly present the popular "Fire Tree Silver Flower" Carnival at the Macau Science Museum Seawall. This event carefully integrates food, wonderful performances and fun game elements, allowing tourists to be satisfied in both audio-visual and taste, great! In addition to the Macau Science Museum Seawall mentioned earlier, the best fireworks viewing points also include the Macau Sun Yat-sen Avenue Guanyin Lotus Garden to the Guanyin Statue Waterfront Rest Area, Sagres Avenue (next to the Mandarin Oriental Macau), Nam Van・Yaven Lakeside, Taipa Ocean Avenue. 👍Special reminder: The Ministry of Finance, the General Administration of Customs and the State Administration of Taxation jointly announced on June 28 that Macau residents who are 18 years old and older and carry overseas personal items for personal use, with a total value of not more than 12,000 yuan, can enjoy tax exemption. Convenience. In addition, shopping in duty-free shops at the port of entry, combined with overseas items, is also tax-free if the total value does not exceed 15,000 yuan. This offer will cover all ports of entry (except Hengqin "First Line" port) from August 1, 2024.

Stop going to the crowded Ruins of St. Paul's and Love Lane! This street is called Rua da Tercena. It has a similar architectural style to Love Lane. We went there on a Saturday afternoon, and there were hardly any tourists. The colorful buildings are very photogenic. If you want to take street photos, just navigate to this street.

Today’s check-in photos of niche tourists ✔️ Xiexiang is named after "Crazy Hall" It is to commemorate the residence built by Wangde Parish for lepers. It is also the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China🏥: Leprosy Hospital A short street with colorful Portuguese-style buildings on both sides Crazy Hall - The story behind it caused by compassion is also very heartwarming💗

Frenzy Hall Slope Lane houses colorful Portuguese-style cottages, colorfully patterned pavements, and some oddly named places. It was once a site of great charity and is now a nurturing ground for art, becoming a venue for young artists to create and display their work. 【Frenzy Hall Slope Lane】In the past, Macau had many leprosy patients who were despised and homeless. In the fifteenth century, a Catholic bishop funded the construction of a leprosy hospital called 'Frenzy Hall,' and the sloping path where Frenzy Hall was located became known as 'Frenzy Hall Slope Lane.' By the eighteenth century, the leprosy hospital moved to an outlying island, and 'Frenzy Hall' became a memory of charity. 【St. Lazarus Church】To preach to the sequestered leprosy patients, the bishop also built a small chapel called 'St. Lazarus' next to Frenzy Hall. 【Grand Frenzy Hall】In 1918, a Macau philanthropist built a 'Catholic school' on the original site of Frenzy Hall to provide free education for impoverished children in Macau. It has now been converted into a youth activity space and continues the legacy of charity, renamed 'Grand Frenzy Hall Art House'. 【Pó House】The entrance is entwined with green vines, and the name easily conjures up images of a magic academy. This courtyard includes two large trees and two two-story Southern European-style buildings. Currently, one building is a café, and the other is an art exhibition hall. In the past, this place was called 'House of the Poor,' and during World War II, it sheltered a large number of Portuguese refugees from Shanghai. Later, it became a home for elderly women, inhabited by old ladies, and the locals called it 'Pó House'. 【Transportation Guide】Behind the Ruins of St. Paul's, a 10-minute walk along Rua de Santo António leads to a flight of steps. Descending these steps will take you to Frenzy Hall Slope Lane.

Located in the Freguesia da Sé district of Macau, there is a colorful sloped street known as the Feng Tang Slope Alley, which got its name from a leprosy hospital that used to be there. Now that the hospital has moved, the colorful houses in the alley have become a vibrant space for artistic youth activities. ❤ Recommended because: As you step onto the street, you can see that the ground is paved with colorful pebbles, which, according to locals, were originally all transported from Portugal. The architecture in the street is unique, with exquisite and colorful European-style buildings like the Grand Feng Tang Art House, Feng Tang No. 10 Garden, and Pou's House, many of which are now used as youth activity centers, art and creative parks, and coffee houses. The Church of Our Lady of Hope is the earliest Chinese church in Macau. Compared to other attractions in Macau, this place is not overcrowded. 📍 Detailed address: Feng Tang Slope Alley, Freguesia da Sé, Macau Special Administrative Region 🚉 Transportation strategy: Behind the Ruins of St. Paul's, walk along Rua do Monte for about 10 minutes to reach a set of stairs, descend the stairs, and you will find Feng Tang Slope Alley.

Choose a short trip to Macao Always want to stroll around every corner Guia Lighthouse The Guia Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on the top of Guia Hill in Macao, and is also part of the Guia Fort; here you can enjoy the beautiful sunset of Macao, the transition of morning and evening, and take in the bustling city. Ruins of St. Paul's This is a famous landmark in Macao and one of the eight scenic spots in Macao. Love Lane, St. Paul's Slope and the Cannon Park are all very picturesque. How can you not come here for a card memory when you come to Macao! Fengtang Slope Fengtang Slope is very close to St. Paul's. Walking in it will give you the illusion of walking in Portugal. Avoid the crowd and take a stroll, appreciate the exotic Portuguese architecture, which together with the nearby streets forms a colorful fairy tale world. Macao is a food paradise, and the food formed by the fusion of multiculturalism is mouth-watering! A crispy Portuguese tart, exuding the temptation of milk fragrance; the fragrant roast pork, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside; the classic pork chop bun, the meat is fresh... all are the satisfaction brought by the 'calorie bomb'.

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Macau has many Portuguese-style buildings. This time, we recommend the top 4 exotic places to visit in Macau, including popular spots like "Love Lane" and the Coloane Library, which will make you feel like you're in a fairy tale town! Macau check-in hot spot | 1. Love Lane (Travessa da Paixao) As a popular check-in spot in Macau, Love Lane has bright pink and light yellow walls on both sides, and the cute and lovely macaron colors instantly immerse people in a dreamy atmosphere of love! Looking up, you can also see the landmark Ruins of St. Paul's, which is a top-notch check-in spot! Love Lane (Travessa da Paixao) Transportation: Take the bus to "San Ma Lo Station" / "Praça do Tap Seac Station" / "Rua de S. João da Praia Station". Macau's must-visit places | 2. Crazy St. Lazarus Lane (Calcada Da Lgreja De S Lazaro) Another popular check-in spot in Macau is none other than Rua da Felicidade, where the entire street is made up of brightly colored Portuguese-style buildings. Most of the buildings have red and yellow walls, and are full of European charm! Macau's crazy alley (Calcada Da Lgreja De S Lazaro) Transportation method: Take bus No. 7 or 8 to the "Social Work Bureau" stop. Macau check-in hot spot | 3. Lou Kau Mansion, a residential museum with Portuguese style The Lou Kau Mansion, located in Taipa, Macau, consists of five classical Portuguese-style buildings. In addition to being an important cultural heritage site and monument in Macau, it is also one of the must-visit eight scenic spots in Macau. The macaron mint-colored exterior walls of the buildings are perfect for taking photos, and you can definitely capture many beautiful shots! In addition, the museum regularly holds different themed exhibitions to introduce the historical aspects of Macau during different periods. Long Huan Portuguese style residential museum. Address: Avenida Marginal de Pac On, Macau. Business hours: 10:00 - 19:00 (closed on Mondays) Ticket price: Free Macau check-in hot spot | 4. Coloane Library The Coloane Library, located on a one-story building, adopts a light yellow tone, just like the delicate and small buildings in a fairy tale town, consistent with the nearby architectural style. In addition, the Coloane Library faces the sea, and you can see the sunset at dusk, making it a perfect spot for couples to visit and take photos! Coloane Library Address: Avenida de Outubro Cinco de Outubro, Coloane Opening hours: 14:00 - 20:00 (Monday) / 08:00 - 20:00 (Tuesday to Sunday)

Really enjoy strolling around the streets of Macau 🚶 Everywhere you can feel the culture and heritage of this city. No need to look at the map 🗺️ But you always discover unexpected scenery~ Apart from Taipa's Rua do Cunha and Coloane. Macau Peninsula also has many Portuguese-style colorful buildings 🏠 Leave Monday morning for the old streets of Macau Peninsula. The crowds of people on the weekend have receded. Finally can peacefully stroll and take photos on the streets 📷 Can never resist the colorful houses in Macau! 🌈 Share my walking route: Mad Hall Slope 👉 Mad Hall New Street 👉 Mirror Lake Road 👉 Cannon Tower Slope 👉 Water Pit Tail Street 👉 Rose Madonna Church 👉 👉 East Slope 👉 Gangding Qian Road

Recently, I've been particularly fond of strolling and eating in the old streets of Macau. 1⃣️Here is a strong atmosphere of life. 2️⃣️Love to explore various specialty foods in old streets. 3️⃣️You can capture unique Macau architecture. ❤️❤️❤️ Today I'm sharing a route of the old streets in Macau that I like to walk. (I didn't intentionally remember the street names, later I looked up the place names on the photo album map) 📷 🌟After entering the border from Gongbei You can take a car to 1⃣️Wynn Macau or 2⃣️The Venetian Macao. Then use your phone's navigation to walk to "Dong Wangyang New Street". 🌟You can take super cool photos of the old street and the new Grand Lisboa Hotel on Dongwangyang New Street. Many people come here to take photos. The best spot is around the "Jin Yue Yue Nan Beef Noodle" shop, which is also one of my favorite places. I love their raw beef rice. 🌟[Jin Yue Vietnamese Beef Noodle] This shop is about 10 meters away from a cool urban U-shaped road. The map shows it as [Luo Xianxin Street], a stone slab staircase. There are seats on the road that are very suitable for taking photos. There are characteristic Portuguese cuisine and specialty tea restaurants on both sides of the road, worth a try. 🌟Cross the street on the elevator at Luo Xianxin Street, then turn right and walk to the right side. This is Shui Keng Wei Street, where there are many sports brand stores, all the way to Holland Park Commercial Center, where there are many sports brand stores. 🌟Walk to the vicinity of Holland Park, and turn into "Fengtang New Street" where there are some trendy brand stores. If there are discounts, the cost performance is very high. Then keep walking to "Fengtang Diagonal Alley" where there are churches, unique buildings, creative shops, and cafes. It is very suitable for taking photos and checking in. 🌟Follow the stairs along "Fengtang Slope" and walk up to the three-way intersection towards "Gaoyuan Street". There are some Macau specialty shops on both sides of the road, and the products feel good. There is a delicious "Cheong Chau Ai Kwan Zhen Zheng Nuo Mi Zi" behind the Ruins of St. Paul's. When you get here, you are only 3-4 hundred meters away from the Ruins of St. Paul's. 🌟Walking out of "Rua da Felicidade", you can take some photos near the Ruins of St. Paul's. The windows on the second floor of Uniqlo, the right alley of Rua da Felicidade, and the Love Lane all have good photo spots. 🌟Then continue along "Rua da Ribeira do Patane", there are many specialty shops selling dried meat, cakes and pastries on both sides. Then I will slowly walk to "Rua da Felicidade", where there are many beef offal shops, just look for the one with a long queue. Order a $40 cowboy beef offal and eat slowly. Crossing "Rua da Felicidade" is the main church of Macau, which is also suitable for taking photos. 🌟Then walk south along the "Lobby Diagonal Alley", look up and you can see the Grand Lisboa, and soon you will arrive at the "Grand Lisboa". 🌟Then find the fortune bus nearby and take it to Guanzha or Taipa. 📢PS: Friendly reminder, be sure to wear comfortable shoes because the walking time is long and tiring. 🌟