[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Albergue Scm (Updated Jul)

#MacauHiddenCheck-in Spot The Po-zai House is located at the end of the alley of Mong Hac Sao in the old district of Macau. Because the people who used to live there were all elderly grandmothers, it became a nursing home for women and the nearby neighbors called it the "Po-zai House". There is a small courtyard and two century-old Portuguese-style buildings in the Pozai House, with bright yellow walls and vermilion windows and doors. The most eye-catching are the two old camphor trees, which look like tall and big guardian gods, stretching out thriving green arms. The fragrance of the trees is refreshing, making it a great place to check in and take photos! ! The Po-Chai House has now been revitalized into an art space full of Macau characteristics. It currently covers an area of ​​about 1,300 square meters, including two old Portuguese two-story buildings facing each other across a courtyard. There are a total of 32 rooms of about 16 square meters in size. These rooms are now used for exhibitions and different art studios, including: dyeing workshop, children's art playroom, pottery studio (wheel throwing room and hand sculpting room, etc.). Various art workshops are also held regularly here for both children and adults to participate. As a niche attraction in Macau, friends who love art and culture should remember not to miss it! ! 👍👍 Detailed address: BI-1, No. 8, Alley of Fengtang, Macau (ground floor and first floor, free admission)

Address: Macau Granny House Cultural and Creative Space Rating: 8/10 This Christmas, Mercy Hall Grandma's House is holding a Christmas market full of Portuguese atmosphere. There are several shops selling Portuguese goods in the market. The decorations in the venue are full of Christmas atmosphere, with chairs and trees hung with Christmas decorations are must-visit photo spots. If you come to Macau, you can't help but take a walk at this Christmas market and feel the Christmas atmosphere in Portugal. #Macau #Macau #Grandma's House Creative Space #Christmas #Market #Christmas Market #Portuguese Christmas Market #Christmas Good Places #Christmas 2023 #Parents Good Places #Couples #Dating #Photo #Macau must-visit photo spots

Macau is famous for Portuguese cuisine and this "grandmother's house" is believed to be familiar to everyone should have heard 🤪 The shop facade is full of cultural and artistic atmosphere Great for taking pictures The restaurant is noble and comfortable to sit and the staff is also very polite 🧡 ▫️Stewed Black Pig Cheeks ($252) There are 4 pieces in total. The meat is super tender and very soft. The texture is like eating beef. The sauce is very rich and fragrant. I can't help but take one bite after another😳 ▪️ Grilled Octopus Fish ($318) The outside is charred and fragrant, the inside is soft and bouncy, with a fresh and sweet taste. It is very fragrant when served with onion oil! ▫️ Garlic Shrimp ($118) Used a lot of garlic as the sauce super fragrant garlic flavor shrimp meat enough bouncy 🦐 ▪️ Stuffed Crab Cake with Mini Toast ($138) This is super good cold plate 😍 full of crab meat and sauce mixed on toast to eat spicy feeling very delicious ▫️木糠 pudding ($78) The wood bran pudding would be better if it was less sweet❤️ ▪️桑格利亚白（$88） Spanish juice available in white/red wine 🍷 The taste is super fresh and there are apple crumbs to increase the crunch 🏷 Grandma's House 1601 (Holland Garden) 8, Crazy Hall Diagonal Lane, Wang Tak Hall, Holland Garden # Sign up for a hotel sleeper

#Macau Weekend Trip Location: Art Exhibition Hall, Granny House, Mercy Hall, Macau Features: 1⃣️ Contemporary art exhibition "Earth World" was held in the Portuguese-style architecture of Grandma's House, showing a different style by Taiwanese artists🥰🤳 2⃣️ There are various abstract painting styles, and realist photography, showing the rich and colorful social ecology, unique😍🌹 3⃣️ There are also realistic depictions of trees, painted like real ones, and the realistic photos in the subway are also very special🤩 Rating: 4/5 points

#Macau Weekend Trip Location: Grandma's House, Crazy Hall Diagon Alley, Macau Features: 1⃣️ Take a picture in the Crazy Hall Alley, the best thing is the very Portuguese-style street, the bright buildings on both sides and the very characteristic Portuguese broken bricks, very beautiful🌟 2⃣️ Grandma's house has been revitalized, two old banyan trees are the symbol here, the yellow buildings around it are quite beautiful ✨😍 3⃣️ There is also a giant Portuguese rooster 🐓 next to it, and the decoration of a black cage, which is a good place to take pictures📸️🔥 Rating: 4/5 points

The century-old Po Zai House is an old Portuguese building with yellow as the main color. Full of history, it is located in the Mong Ha Parish of Macau. The quaint old house was once a "home for the poor" and was used to accommodate refugees and poor people. Its profound historical heritage has always attracted many visitors to Australia to visit and check in. The courtyard in front of the house is quiet and shaded by green trees. After enjoying the beautiful environment of the courtyard, you can also go to the Portuguese restaurant inside the house to taste authentic Macau Portuguese cuisine. #MacauAttractions

#MacauAttractions The Po-Chao House is located in the World Heritage area of ​​the Ruins of St. Paul's, the Macau Fortress and the Church of Our Lady of Lombardy. Its bright yellow exterior walls attract many tourists who love European-style Portuguese architecture. The old camphor tree in the Po-Chao House is also very representative, and has coexisted romantically with the Po-Chao House for many years. 1601 is a restaurant located in an old old house. The decoration of the restaurant retains Portuguese characteristics. It now provides lunch and dinner. The atmosphere is more intense during dinner. You can order some signature Macau-Portuguese cuisine, such as Portuguese suckling pig, baked duck rice, roast chicken or roast fish and Portuguese desserts. In addition, you can pay attention to the wooden architectural structures in the restaurant, such as the local floors, wooden stairs and wooden doors, which are full of historical marks. If you have time, you should really go there for a meal and a drink to experience the atmosphere of Macau’s fusion of Chinese and Western cultures. #PozaiWu

#Macau Attractions There is a special art space near Holland Park in Macau - Grandma's House🤳 It turns out that the war used to house many grandmothers, so it is called grandmother's house 👵👵 In fact, it is an art space, yellow style architecture, and green plants surrounded, very special😎 There is a popular 1601 Portuguese restaurant, the decoration is very Portuguese ancient architecture characteristics, the pig outside the door should be a hint of the famous dish "Portuguese roast suckling pig", but the reservation system, to book a place 1 month in advance, disappointed 😞 However, there is a cafe next to it to compensate, sitting under the banyan tree, the environment is more romantic, drink a cup of coffee, the mood is immediately very sunny 😍😍

【The Wishing Well in the Po Tsai House - Pray, make wishes and do good deeds】 During every Chinese New Year and Valentine's Day, the historic Po Tsai Uk Well is transformed into a "Wishing Well" for the public to participate, insert coins and make wishes for free, and the response has been positive over the years. This year, yellow heart-shaped wishing cards are also provided on site. Everyone can write down New Year's blessings and wishes on the heart-shaped card, and then hang it on the twin trees in the Po-Chai House, praying that everything goes well in the new year.

The Po-tsai House of the Holy House of Mercy, also known as the Po-tsai House, is a cultural and creative space in Macau. It is two century-old yellow Portuguese-style buildings located at Alley of the St. Paul's Church in Holland Park. During Christmas, the outside is decorated with a festive feel, and there are exhibitions inside.

Nestled on Desheng Street, this wooden shop greets you with a dried flower wreath and a handwritten chalkboard at the entrance. As you push open the glass door, you're instantly enveloped by the aroma of fresh cream and warm baked goods. The walls are adorned with Japanese-style illustrations, the counter is decorated with blooming peonies, and even the cake display cabinet feels like an art exhibit. Must-try: 'Japanese Strawberry Cake'! Priced at just MOP 60, it’s a delightful surprise. The sponge cake is moist and fluffy, layered with fresh strawberries and homemade jam, topped with cloud-like whipped cream. The sweetness is perfectly balanced, and the burst of strawberry tartness and creamy richness is unforgettable. The 'All-Day Energy Breakfast' is impressively hearty, featuring sunny-side-up eggs, sausages, roasted tomatoes, and croissants. The croissants are crispy on the outside and soft inside, especially satisfying when spread with cream cheese. The 'Matcha Milk by Koyamaen' is a visual treat! With a perfect blend of rich matcha and fresh milk, topped with matcha powder resembling a thin layer of snow, the gradient colors are mesmerizing as you stir with a straw. The shop has only three small tables, but every corner is a 'photo spot': a wooden bench by the window with floral cushions, a green plant wall behind the counter complementing the cake plates, and even the restroom door adorned with cute felt decorations. The friendly owner will introduce you to the cakes, made with French Isigny butter, and on weekends, there’s a special 'seasonal fruit tart.' Sitting by the window, watching sunlight dance on the cakes while listening to soft Japanese songs, you might feel as if you’re in Kyoto’s Arashiyama. After your meal, plan a 'slow-living old town route': 1. Walk 5 minutes to 'Tap Seac Square' to browse creative shops and buy handmade accessories. 2. Take a turn to 'Pátio de Chôn Sau' to snap photos of colorful tiles and vine-covered walls. 3. Head to 'Nam Van Lake' in the evening for a stroll and watch the lights reflect on the water, ending your day filled with floral scents. Summary: Perfect for those who love Japanese aesthetics and seek exquisite desserts! With an average spend of MOP 100, you’ll enjoy both visual and taste delights. Don’t forget to follow the shop’s IG for daily cake specials—next time, aim for the 'Mango Yuzu Chiffon'! 🌸

My dears, when you come to Macau, you must visit Crazy Lane! This place is full of Portuguese style. The buildings with yellow and red walls are scattered around, and the road paved with gravel mosaics is very unique, as if you are in a small town in southern Europe. Our Lady of Hope Church⛪️ is a must-see landmark. It has a long history and was built in 1560. It is solemn and majestic. The Dafengtang Art House across the street is also great, hosting various exhibitions and calligraphy classes. Walking along the diagonal alley, you can see the Po-Chia House of the Holy House of Mercy. The century-old Portuguese-style building is matched with two old camphor trees, which is quiet and beautiful. This is now a cultural and creative space, as well as a Portuguese restaurant, which is very romantic. Moreover, Fengtang No. 10 Creative Park is also a highlight. Cultural entrepreneurs gather here, and there are small markets on holidays where you can buy various special handmade accessories and enjoy performances by artists. Every shot you take is a great movie. It’s really fun to visit here. Don’t miss it when you come to Macau💕. #MacauAttractions

#Macau Attractions Many of the unforgettable attractions in Macau's small town, despite the vicissitudes of history, still preserve the taste of art😍🫶 This time through the Crazy Hall Slope Alley Grandma's House, the road paved with Portuguese broken bricks can show a variety of characteristic patterns, the brightly colored streets intoxicated with charm💁🎊 The main tone of the grandmother's house is yellow, which is different from the fountain on the new road, and has a bit of aristocratic feeling🌹 The huge towering tree🌳 gives this place a bit more cultural atmosphere. There are also characteristic Portuguese restaurants and small exhibitions to visit, very interesting🎉👀

#澳门之旅 Day 1: Historical Footprints in the Alleys In the morning, we strolled through the old streets and alleys of Macau and walked into the Po-Chia House of the Holy House of Mercy. This small courtyard full of historical atmosphere made people feel peaceful and warm. Once a shelter for orphans, it has now been restored and turned into a museum showcasing the history of charity. Various objects are displayed in the house, recording how the Charity House cares for the disadvantaged. The old photos and text descriptions on the wall are moving. After leaving the old woman's house, we walked along the alley and arrived at the Senate Square. The square's European-style buildings and wavy cobblestone roads complement each other, and the music performed by street performers injects vitality into this ancient neighborhood. Day 2: The Interweaving of Faith and Culture The itinerary for the second day starts from the Ruins of St. Paul’s. This iconic building shows the unique charm of the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures in Macau. Standing in front of the archway and taking a closer look at the religious patterns and texts carved on it, one will be deeply fascinated by the profound sense of history. In the afternoon, we went to the Rose Church. The golden walls looked particularly dazzling in the sun. The tranquil atmosphere inside the church is in stark contrast to the busy street. At the end of the day, we tasted authentic Portuguese tarts in a small shop on the street, which added more memories and warmth to the journey.

Macau, a small city located on the southern coast of China, is like a dazzling pearl, exuding a unique charm. It is a model of the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, where history and modernity intertwine, and tradition and fashion collide, bringing unforgettable travel experiences to visitors. As you step onto the land of Macau, the first thing that catches your eye is the architectural style that blends Eastern and Western elements. The Ruins of St. Paul's, as a landmark of Macau, carries the historical memory of this city, with each brick and stone telling stories of the past. The nearby Love Lane, Rua de S. Paulo, and other small streets and alleys have been carefully transformed into popular spots for artistic youth. Here, you can savor the rich local atmosphere and feel the leisurely and romantic artistic ambiance. Rua do Cunha is a paradise for food lovers. Although this old street is not long, it gathers Macau's specialty snacks and Portuguese cuisine, such as pork chop buns, durian ice cream, and bird's nest egg tarts... Every bite is full of happiness. The old-brand souvenir shops on both sides of the street sell almond cakes, dried meat, and other specialty souvenirs, making them excellent gifts for tourists to give to friends and family. If you want to explore the history and culture of Macau, Taipa Houses and Coloane are excellent choices. Taipa Houses, originally a shelter, have now been transformed into art spaces, hosting various art exhibitions and workshops, full of artistic atmosphere. Coloane Island retains its original natural scenery and fishing village style, and strolling through it feels like time has slowed down. For those who love excitement and challenges, GoAirborne Indoor Skydiving is a must-try. Here, you can experience the thrill of soaring through the sky and feel the adrenaline rush. For those who love art and technology, teamLab SuperNature is definitely a visual feast. In a 5,000-square-meter space, 19 works create an ever-changing supernatural world, immersing people in it and making them linger. As night falls, Macau puts on a dazzling coat. Climb up the Macau Tower or the "Eiffel Tower" at The Parisian Macao to overlook the entire city. As the lights come on, neon lights flicker, and the hotel lights blend with the starry sky, creating a dreamy fairy tale world. The Ruins of St. Paul's appear more solemn under the illumination of lights, while The Venetian Macao, The Parisian Macao, and other hotels showcase a strong exotic atmosphere, making people feel as if they are in a European city. After a day of fun, why not stay at a hotel you like? The Parisian Macao, modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris, allows you to experience French romance without going abroad; The Venetian Macao brings the charm of the Italian water city to Macau, with its indoor Grand Canal Shoppes and gondola rides offering a unique vacation experience; Galaxy Macau has many well-known brand hotels, satisfying your needs for food, drink, and entertainment in one stop; Morpheus Hotel, with its unique architectural design and surreal "futuristic" interior, stands out among hotels. Macau, a city full of charm, whether it is history and culture, food and scenery, or vacation and leisure, can bring you countless surprises. In the new year, why not come to Macau for a wonderful journey and experience the unique charm of this city?

Macau, a city that perfectly blends Eastern and Western cultures in terms of lifestyle, art, architecture, and cuisine. Personally, I love the way of life here. Even within the big city, there are still peaceful corners that retain their traditional ways. Walking around the city allows you to truly experience the lives of the locals. Here are the places I visited in one day: - Albergue SCM - The Ruins of St. Paul's - Portuguese Street - Mandarin House - St. Lawrence’s Church - Kun Iam Statue by the Sea - Coloane Village

#MacauAttractions The well-preserved mid-19th century building complex of the Holy House of Mercy, Po-Chai House, carries the unique charm of Macau's early residential architecture. It is like a window into the past, attracting countless tourists from all over the world to come and see its unique charm. The architectural style of the entire complex is very distinctive. Based on the traditional Chinese architectural vocabulary of blue bricks and grey tiles, with exquisite wood structure craftsmanship and distinctive door and window styles, it showcases the typical form of early urban and rural residential architecture in Hong Kong. Taking a stroll through it is like traveling back in time to the old Macau in the 19th century, and feeling the rich atmosphere of traditional folk culture.

The Macau Po-Tsai House, formerly known as the Po-Tsai House, is a cultural and creative space in Macau. The Pozai House is located in Fengtang Alley. It is two century-old yellow Portuguese buildings. There is a small courtyard in front with two old camphor trees. The environment is quiet and beautiful. During the Japanese invasion of China, the Poor House was a "home for the poor", taking in refugees and the poor. Some also said it was a nursing home because it was full of grandmothers, hence the name "Poor House". After it became vacant, it became the base of the "Poor House Art Space" for Macau art and cultural workers. It has now moved to the cowshed warehouse. The cultural and creative space built into the Po-Chai House of the Holy House of Mercy is a venue for art performances and exhibitions. It is also a base for training local creative talents and selling local creative products. The government intends to build the St. Lhas Parish into a creative industry zone, and Po-Chai House is one of its main axes. It is Macau's creative base. If you want to get to know Macau's local art, you have to visit here. #Macau must-visit check-in spots#Weekend tour

Location: Exhibition Hall A2 of Mercy Hall Grandma's House Cultural and Creative Space, Macau Alexandre Marreiros was born in 🌐Cascas, Portugal, and started his exposure to art in high school. His works are integrated into his works with drawing, collage, screen printing, photography, coloring and installation art🎨🖌🖼, bringing out the relationship between globalization, consumption habits💰💸, media and other phenomena and society and 🫂human beings, creating a personal narrative style. #photo #indoor #HongKong #local #dating #parents #dating #indoor #local tour #exhibition #Macau #art #Madetu #Macau must visit

Address: Macau Granny House Cultural and Creative Space Rating: 8/10 Recently, the Granny House Cultural and Creative Space exhibited Ma Wei Tu's latest creations. Using different creative techniques, Ma has created a total of thirty works to explore the relationship between globalization, consumption habits, media phenomena and others with society and humanity. The exhibition is free to enter. #Macau #Macau #Grandma's House Cultural and Creative Space #Art Exhibition #Ma Wei Tu #Limited Time #Christmas Good Places

Macau Grandma's House 1601 Restaurant The nearby environment is beautiful and quiet, and it is really a very good place to take pictures. 🥰 The restaurant's food quality is high, the service attitude is excellent, it makes people feel like they are in a real foreign country, very tasteful 😅 The portion of the dishes is slightly smaller, usually only suitable for 2 people to enjoy. You have to order a few more, otherwise you can't avoid your supper that night! 😉 The overall food is delicious and definitely worth visiting and tasting🤤

Address: No. 8, Fengtang Lane, Wangde Hall, Holland Park Environment/Facilities-Full of nostalgia, delicious Portuguese cuisine, suckling pig, African chicken, bacalhau... Price per person: 200-400 Rating: 9 points

Attention to those of you who are preparing to go to Macau 🇲🇴👀 This Portuguese restaurant is delicious Everyone has a chance to try it! I think the taste is quite authentic Especially the grilled octopus and seafood rice🥘 It feels like it can match the taste of eating in Portugal that day😋 The restaurant is also very suitable for taking pictures! You can reserve more time to take photos📸 📍ALBERGUE Po Zai House 1601 8, Crazy Hall Diagonal Lane, Wang Tak Hall, Holland Garden #Macau Food #Macau #Macau Attractions

Macau Crazy Hall Slanted Alley retains the characteristics of the Portuguese colonial period. There are ancient street lights between the buildings on both sides, which is great for taking pictures! The grandmother's house, which is full of historical value, is also the setting for one of Lloyd's movies Now the grandmother's house has been converted into a Portuguese restaurant, retaining the layout of the time while adding a romantic atmosphere, the price is medium can try! Must order 💫 seafood rice #Macau Attractions #foodie #Summer Food Recommendations #travel #Overseas Travel #Macau Food #Macau Good Places #Macau Customs Clearance