Rua da Cunha

In 2023, we can fly freely again! The first stop is to go to neighboring Macau 🇲🇴. ✅Itinerary route D1: Check in at MGM Macau - Avenida Dr. Sun Yat Sen D2: Take a photo and check in 📸 Parisian Garden - Londoner - Coloane Island. D3: October 5th Street - Bishop's Hill Chapel - Yiwan Slope D4: Fisherman's Wharf - Ruins of St. Paul's - Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro ✅Clearance port Go to Macau Peninsula: Gongbei Port and Qingmao Port. Tested personally, Gongbei has more direct shuttle buses to hotels, while Qingmao is faster but does not have shuttle buses. ✅About accommodation This time I stayed at the MGM, an art palace, and the service and environment were really amazing! ✅About attractions 1⃣️Living in MGM allows you to see various art exhibitions and take great photos. 2️⃣️"Fisherman's Wharf", although small, can easily produce great photos. 3️⃣️Londoners, European-style architecture, super popular online check-in spot, expect long queues, not recommended to visit during holidays. 4️⃣Parisian Gardens, where you can check off the Eiffel Tower and experience French style. 5️⃣Guanye Street, the colorful houses are great for taking photos, but for food you can go elsewhere, there are just too many people here 😂. 6️⃣Dongwangyang New Street, take photos of the same style as National Geographic at the Grand Lisboa, there's not much to do here, only suitable for taking pictures and checking in. ✅About food October 5th Street: Nanping Yaxu, Niuji Curry Cuisine, Street Desserts. Around San Ma Lou: Century Coffee, Ming Kee Offal Cuisine, Longhua Tea House, Huan Ji Seafood Restaurant, Cai Shen Ye Seafood Stew Restaurant, Ma Qing Kang South Sky Cafe. Heisha Huan: A Brother's Delicious Food Taipa: Hei Lian Coffee, Eslite Coffee, Andrew's Road Central Branch, Ya Qi Garden Restaurant. 1️⃣Ma Qingkang South Heaven Cafe Always queuing, even when there is a significant decrease in visitors during off-season, it still requires queuing! 🔥Must-try: BBQ pork with double eggs rice, crispy fried squid, scrambled egg with beef and rice noodles, Hong Kong-style milk tea. . 2️⃣ Ze Xian Ji Also a must-try for those who love queuing: "Portuguese egg tarts with egg waffles". The egg waffle has a super crispy outer layer, and when you bite into it, you'll taste the rich and creamy Portuguese egg tart filling! They also come in flavors like coffee, caramel, cheese, salted egg yolk, purple sweet potato, and taro paste. . 3️⃣Jinli Restaurant What most people recommend here are the Chicken and Shrimp with Double Sauce and the Curry Beef Brisket Rice. The curry is really fragrant and rich, and the soup base will give you a stunning feeling! Be sure to pair it with their homemade spicy sauce! Absolutely amazing! . 4️⃣Bailemen Noodle Shop After 5pm, the store will be closed, so if you want to eat, you have to come early! We recommend the pork chop with oil noodles and beef with noodles. The noodles are very fragrant with added pork oil, and they go well with curry sauce. . 5️⃣ Rongji Beef Offal Macau's beef offal is all amazing, but I have a special fondness for this one! I love their spicy sauce, and you have to add noodles to cook with it!

If you come to Macau, you must visit Rua do Cunha‼️ All the buildings on both sides of the street will make you feel as if you have come to Europe 🔸Rua do Cunha is located in the old city of Taipa, known as the street of souvenirs, and also has the title of a gourmet street. After eating the signature rice at Heilan Coffee, follow the navigation and walk to Rua do Cunha. 🔸Macau is really a magical place, always giving you a flash of movie scenes. The streets are getting narrower, probably only a bus can pass through, and what comes into view is the blue-green house🏠 and the narrow slope. 🔸There are many small shops on the small road, full of color, a bit like walking on the streets of Europe. Even a small road sign is given color, and the photos are very good. 🔸When you get to the center of Rua do Cunha, there are more and more people, you will see beautiful wall paintings, and many coffee shops. On the right hand side, there are many Macau souvenirs. I recommend Huangji Bakery, worm cakes, almond cakes, etc. They are all good, just out of the pot, very fresh and delicious. 🔸Rua do Cunha was named in 1884, presenting the style of a European small town. Walking along Rua do Cunha, you can also find many treasure trails, a visual feast. Come for a city City walk, take a set of beautiful pretend pictures in Europe‼️ 📍 Address: No. 20 Rua do Cunha, Our Lady of Carmel Parish, Taipa

In the southern district of Taipa Island in Macau, there is a famous food street bustling with tourists all year round—Rua do Cunha, from the southernmost "Wong Chi Kei Coffee" to the northernmost "Koi Kei Bakery", the street is not long, about a hundred meters, but it gathers a variety of snacks and souvenir shops on both sides~ Here you can taste authentic Macanese snacks, and many shops have been opened by generations of families. 🌟Foodie Check-in Tips: 1⃣️Andrew's Egg Tarts: This is a well-known delicacy that everyone knows whether they have been here or not, the famous Portuguese egg tart in Macau is from this place~ 2⃣️Lao Day Beef Offal: The shop with the longest queue, after walking back and forth on the street three times, the queue only got longer, so I gave up and went, 3⃣️Ordered beef offal at Seng Cheong Restaurant and found it to be delicious, especially with their homemade chili sauce. Of course, the most famous is their crab congee~ And most importantly, they have tables and chairs where you can sit and eat while enjoying the breeze from a fan. 4⃣️Wong Chi Kei Coffee, Hing Kei Coffee Room: Although there is a Starbucks on this street, it is not as crowded as these two local Macanese coffee shops, perfect for a post-meal drink~ 5⃣️Mok Yee Kei: Durian pudding cake is probably the favorite of durian lovers~ Hand-beaten milk tea is also good~ 6⃣️Tai Lei Loi Kei Pork Chop Bun: A Macanese specialty, a classic from an old shop! 7⃣️Official Scenery Portuguese Restaurant: This is also a restaurant frequented by locals. 8⃣️Koi Kei, Fong Kei, Yeng Kee: These are all well-known local souvenir biscuit shops, with Macanese specialties like almond cookies, pork jerky, etc. Souvenir shops usually have samples at the door to attract business, so you can try before you buy, which is very practical~ 9⃣️Hong Kong Kai Kai Dessert: A newly opened shop, the famous old Hong Kong shop that always has queues has opened a branch on Rua do Cunha. The Hong Kong head shop is run by an elder brother, and the Macau branch is run by a younger brother, the desserts are made with the same recipe~ —————————— 🍀Friendly Reminder: 1⃣️Although there are many snacks on Rua do Cunha, most of the shops do not provide tables and chairs, so you'll see most people standing on the roadside to eat~ 2⃣️A few of the street food shops accept Alipay, but it's also necessary to prepare enough Macanese pataca cash (Hong Kong dollars are also accepted) 3⃣️If you stay in a hotel near The Venetian, you can basically walk to this street in about 20 minutes, just follow the navigation. 4⃣️Don't go too early, if you arrive early, you can only take pictures of the graffiti on the walls, the shops on both sides of the street start to open around 10 am and close around 9 pm~ 🏠Address Information: Rua do Cunha, Taipa, Macau 🚗Transportation: Macau Light Rail Pai Kok Station 🎫Ticket Information: Free🆓

Macau, a magical city. On cloudy days, it is bathed in the sediment of history; on sunny days, it lights up the joy in one's heart. In this charming city, there are so many places that intoxicate, especially under the azure sky, it looks even more beautiful. Here, I want to introduce two must-visit attractions located on the Macau Peninsula and Taipa, which are two dazzling pearls integrated into Macau's culture. Rua do Cunha, what comes to your mind first? Souvenirs, crowds, or beef offal and egg tarts? For me, Rua do Cunha means colorful buildings and vibrant scenery. Even though Rua do Cunha is only a few steps long, its shops and alleys contain a rich variety of elements, each frame as moving as a painting. Tips for visiting Rua do Cunha: Given the short length of Rua do Cunha and the numerous shops, famous beef offal, Lord Stow's Bakery, and various coffee shops attract long queues, so it's essential to pick the right time to visit. I recommend setting off early in the morning, before ten o'clock, when there are relatively fewer people, and many businesses have not yet opened. This moment is the perfect time for exploring and taking photos. Once the shops open, quickly queue up to taste the food, capture beautiful moments, and then leave. This way, you can avoid the crowds and enjoy both the food and the scenery. Otherwise, Rua do Cunha crowded with people may not be a good choice. Fisherman's Wharf, let's talk again about this beautiful spot located on the eastern part of the Macau Peninsula. Perhaps because of its uniqueness, some people might miss the chance to visit. Undoubtedly, popular attractions like the Ruins of St. Paul's are more well-known. However, if you have spare time, why not take a detour to Fisherman's Wharf and appreciate its unique charm, as if stepping back in time into ancient Roman-style European architecture. Suggestions for visiting Fisherman's Wharf: The area of Fisherman's Wharf is not vast, I chose to go there in the early morning when there were few people, capturing many serene scenes. It is most suitable for friends who love photography to visit, even just walking around once won't take up too much time. If, like me, you live nearby and have plenty of time, I highly recommend spending some time to enjoy the beauty here.

🌟Hey friends, this time I want to share with you my experience of visiting Macau many times! A two-day itinerary, take you to play a different Macau!✨ 🌈Day one: 📍The Londoner: As soon as you enter The Londoner in Macau, you are attracted by the British style here! Remember to take a photo with the iconic Big Ben clock! 📍Long Huan Portuguese: Feel the fusion of Portuguese architecture and Macau, the scenery here is really picturesque! 📍Guan Ye Street: A food street that foodies can't miss! From Portuguese tarts to pork chop buns, everything you want is here! 📍Wynn Palace: You must come here at night, the light show and music fountain performance are too shocking! 🌈Day two: 📍Ruins of St. Paul: As a landmark building of Macau, of course you have to check in at the Ruins of St. Paul! But don't miss the alley next to it, there are many characteristic coffee shops and small shops to visit. 📍Love Lane: This romantic alley is very suitable for couples to stroll! Don't forget to leave a shadow in front of the Ruins of St. Paul at the entrance of the alley. 📍Dong Wang Yang New Street: This is a microcosm of Macau's history, you can see old buildings and stone roads. 📍Dong Wang Yang Lighthouse: Standing on the lighthouse, you can overlook the whole Macau, the scenery is super beautiful! 🎒Preparation: Be sure to bring your ID (ID card and valid Hong Kong and Macau pass), cash, mobile network traffic, conversion plug, navigation and comfortable shoes. Especially to remind everyone, Macau's sockets are different from those in the mainland, it is recommended to bring a conversion plug. 🌟Overall, this travel guide is very practical for tourists going to Macau! I hope my sharing can make your trip to Macau smoother and happier!✨

Date: 2023/11/4 18:00 Venue: Studio City Event Center Throwing flowers, 2PM's Lee Junho is going to have a fan meeting in Macau! How can you not check out the various attractions here when in Macau? 1. Macau Tower Macau Tower, standing at 338 meters, is a landmark of Macau that combines sightseeing, dining, business, and adventure sports. You can enjoy the surrounding scenery from the observation decks on the 58th or 61st floor, and the dazzling night view is not to be missed. 2. Ruins of St. Paul's The Ruins of St. Paul's are of Baroque style, built with granite, and are divided into five levels. The carvings and inlays are quite exquisite, blending the essence of Chinese and Western architectural art, making it an artwork where cultures converge. 3. Rua do Cunha Rua do Cunha is Macau's souvenir street. The government has decorated the narrow road, and a large number of restaurants, dessert shops, and souvenir stores are concentrated here, making it one of the emerging attractions. This autumn, meet Oppa in Macau and create beautiful memories!