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

#MacauAttractions Fengtang Alley, this name sounds a bit mysterious. It is located in the central part of the Macau Peninsula, starting from Rua do Wo Long and Rua do José Antonio Amadeus in the east, and extending to Rua do Confessionos, Rua do Gaoyuan and Rua do San Sheng in the west. This slope road not only has an interesting name, but also has a historical story behind it. The name of Fengtang Alley comes from "Fengtang", which actually commemorates a leprosy hospital that was once opened here. This hospital is the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China. Later, a simple wooden church was built near the hospital to house the statue of the Virgin Mary. This church is the predecessor of Our Lady of Hope Church. Because the church is located on a sloping street, the name "Fengtang Alley" has been passed down. Turning into a branch road from Fengtang Alley, the sight before you is amazing. The narrow streets are paved with exquisite mosaics, and steps are built in an orderly manner on the slopes at the intersections. The buildings and walls on both sides are painted in Macau’s unique bright yellow color, shining brightly in the sun. Albergo San Luis is not only a great place to take photos, but also a great place to experience Macau’s history and culture.

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.

#globaltravel There is a colorful street near the Ruins of St. Paul's It is lined with colorful Portuguese-style buildings It feels like wandering the streets of Portugal The origin of "Crazy Hall Diagonal Alley" can be traced back to the 16th century It is to avoid the displacement of leprosy patients A church was built next to the hospital - "Wangde Church". Unfortunately, medical conditions were lagging behind People avoid patients with leprosy That’s why it’s called “Crazy Hall” by residents. Now this place has become a check-in place for Macau's literary and artistic youth to gather It is loved by cultural and creative youth During the holidays, there will be performances by artists, painters setting up stalls, and selling handmade jewelry Plus plenty of sunshine nearby Colorful large window house It’s like a landscape oil painting It makes people want to take photos and check in 📍Crazy Hall Slanted Alley #WeekendTravel #Macau

Located in Macau's Tap Seac neighborhood, Algarve is an exotic and impressive street where I had a great time. Walking in this ancient sloping alley, I felt the strong historical atmosphere. Macau's Fengtang Alley is a place full of unique charm. Walking into this diagonal alley, it feels like traveling through a time tunnel, taking me back to the Macau of the past. The buildings on both sides of the alley are colorful and exude a strong historical atmosphere. Here, I can see the style and characteristics of traditional Portuguese architecture, as if every corner contains a story. In addition to being a great place to experience Macau’s profound historical heritage, this diagonal alley is also a popular spot for taking photos and checking in. Many tourists come here to record the happy moments of their journey with cameras or mobile phones. Since this street makes people feel like they are in Europe, many newlyweds decide to take wedding photos here. In summary, Macau's Fengtang Alley is a place full of history and cultural heritage. Walking in this diagonal alley, I felt the charm of Macau. I will always remember this charming scenery and rich cultural atmosphere. #Macau must-visit check-in spots

Macau is still very hot now☀️How can I feel the autumn atmosphere? 🌬️The main character Gelato has 10 flavors, all of which are very fresh and suitable for summer fruit flavors 🌬️My favorite flavor is coconut, which is mixed with the tenderest meat inside the coconut shell. It’s really thoughtful! The taste is fresh and not too sweet, perfect for summer! 🌬️There is also the almond biscuit flavor that I have never seen before! This is truly unique to Macau! Who would have thought that they would add almond biscuits to ice cream? It tastes like almond milk, very special. Upon asking, I learned that the ice cream is made with the most fragrant almond biscuits from Macau’s time-honored bakery, with a church-shaped sweet cookie on top. 🌬️The staff said that only pistachio flavor of Gelato is available permanently, and other flavors will change from time to time according to the season. I personally hope that coconut flavor will be available for a long time💗 . ⭐️People with decision-making difficulties struggled for a long time, and the clerk generously told us that we could try the flavors to see which one we liked. Grapefruit, cheese, mango sago, lychee rose, and watermelon all had very refreshing tastes. 🌬️The chocolate is also well made, with a strong pistachio flavor, a bit heavier than the fruit flavor 🌬️One scoop is $32, two scoops are $42, the sorbet is easy to dissolve, so it is best to enjoy it as soon as possible In addition, I also tried the new scones, which are salty, with onion and ham flavors. The texture is softer than the usual scones and they are also delicious! ⭐️The store is located in Fengtang Alley, which has an exotic neighborhood atmosphere that I really like. It is also very close to Rua do Campo and Guia New Street! The store’s interior decoration is mainly American retro style, and it also sells Macau cultural and creative products on consignment. #weekendtrip #foodguide #macauweekendtrip

There is more than Tianchao in Macau for French cuisine. Fengtang has always been a small French restaurant that is loved by locals. The decoration is elegant and exquisite. The store is relatively small and only serves a few customers. The seats are limited. The lunch & dinner set menu is changed every month. It is prepared by a Le Cordon Bleu chef. The lunch set is about $300 or less, and the dinner set is $600 per person. It is cost-effective! Why not try Macau during the weekend? But remember to book online. Address: 4A, Rua de San Luqi #MacauWeekendTour#MacauFood

Take a stroll along Fengtang Alley and admire the local art and culture. This historic street was once a place of residence and commercial activities for the Portuguese, and was also a gathering place for artists. Here, you can admire public artworks such as murals and sculptures and experience the local cultural atmosphere. Macau sometimes holds events such as the Art Festival and the Crazy Hall Art Festival. These activities allow you to gain a deeper understanding of Macau’s culture and art, and have fun with the local people. #MacauAttractions

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

#Macau Attractions The hundreds of meters long Crazy Hall Alley is the epitome of Macau's cultural and creative industries, attracting many tourists to take pictures🤳 The elegant and noble architectural features of Notre Dame Church are still full of charm despite the historical changes😍 Across the street, the Great Crazy Hall is like a snow-white palace, every stone carving is very exquisite💕 Stepping onto the stone steps, the classical street lights light up, the whole Crazy Hall Alley becomes more fantastic, more attractive 😍 It is simply a fairy tale European town 🏰 beautiful 👀

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

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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.

❤️ [Real Experience Edition] Macau 3-Day, 2-Night Guide (Avoid the Internet Celebrity Traps) 📍Day 1: Strolling Through the Historic District *✅Morning*: Arrive at the Ruins of St. Paul's at 8am! Fewer people and great photo opportunities. The Uniqlo on the second floor next door is a must-see spot. Romance Lane can be explored in 5 minutes, so don't expect too much. *☀️Noon*: Wong Chi Kei Wonton Noodles (60-year-old local restaurant) is more to my taste than the Internet celebrity Portuguese restaurants. *💞Afternoon*: Travessa da Paixão (a niche, artistic street) → Guia Lighthouse (a great spot for sunset views, 15-minute climb) *🏨Overnight*: Sofitel Macau At Ponte 16 (super convenient location, king of value for money) 📍Day 2: Glitz and Glamour in Taipa *✅Morning*: Arrive at Rua do Cunha before 10am! You can get an Andrew's egg tart after a 15-minute wait (don't go to the one in the Venetian). 🚶*Hidden Gem*: Walk 15 minutes from the back of Rua do Cunha to the Taipa Houses-Museum. Fewer people and beautiful scenery. *☀️Afternoon*: Wynn Palace Fountain (performance on the hour) + free cable car (most beautiful at dusk) *‼️Avoid*: The Venetian shopping center has inflated prices and is only suitable for taking pictures. 📍Day 3: Recommended by Locals *🍝Breakfast*: Nam Ping (Old Brand on Rua de Cinco de Outubro) *🏖Secret Spot*: Coloane Library → Hac Sa Beach (fewer people and cleaner) *✅Bonus*: Before returning, go to the third floor of Mercado de Campo to eat Chi Kei Beef Offal (MOP 60 will fill you up). 💥Real Advice: 💰1. Exchange MOP 500, which is enough (most places accept Alipay). ✅2. Wear comfortable shoes! An average of 20,000 steps per day. 🚌3. Bus: MOP 6/ride; Taxi: MOP 19 starting price (calling a taxi via an app is cheaper than hailing one on the street). ❤️4. Avoid weekends! Hotel prices are twice as high. 🌱🌺 (Based on personal experience, this is a time-saving and enjoyable way to spend the Labor Day holiday.)

Day1️⃣📍Morning citywalk itinerary: Power walk through Ruins of St. Paul's, visit classic Macau landmarks ⏰10:00 Arrive in Macau 🚢Take ferry from Shenzhen Shekou Port to Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal After clearing customs, take the free shuttle bus from Grand Lisboa🚌, reaching your destination in just 10 minutes! Begin your power walking mode~ 🚶‍♀️Walking route: Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro→Ruins of St. Paul's→Rua da Paixão - Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro (San Ma Lo): Macau's bustling street with European architecture + traditional arcades, every casual photo looks amazing📸! Plenty of delicious food and souvenir shops along the way~ - Ruins of St. Paul's: Macau's must-visit landmark! Hidden spot to avoid crowds👉Take the stairs on the right side and position yourself at 📍Rua da Paixão slope for people-free spectacular shots! - Rua da Felicidade: Every corner holds a surprise! Red, blue, pink, yellow Portuguese-style buildings in various colors, definitely come here for photos💕, very photogenic~ — 🍽️13:00 Lunch at Kam Pek Food Paradise! A food area treasured by Macau locals where you can sample various cuisines in one stop! Just a ten-minute walk from the Ruins of St. Paul's, with attractions along the way, perfect for planning together! You can try different cuisines in one place! These two are must-tries👇 1️⃣ Sam Chai Petrol Station: Iced lemon tea + bird's nest milk tea are excellent! 🥤Strong tea flavor without bitterness, perfect summer refreshment, they use Hokkaido milk, amazing! 2️⃣ Goat Bakers: Viral "cheese flower cups" 🧁rich milk flavor, super crispy pastry!! Many options for main meals too, including Thai food, Southeast Asian flavors, burgers, and cha chaan teng options. Recommend the minced pork with basil rice from Water Gate 1982 📍Afternoon hotel itinerary: 🏨14:30 Head to Grand Lisboa Palace! From Kam Pek Food Paradise, walk along Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro for thirteen minutes, then take the free shuttle bus 🚌 from Grand Lisboa Macau directly to Grand Lisboa Palace Resort~ — ⏰15:30 Hotel check-in + Garden of Eden photo shoot As a seasoned traveler who visits Macau 4 times a year, I'm back at my beloved Grand Lisboa Palace! This place is truly a dream garden👑Photo spots👇 — 1️⃣Garden of Eden: European palace style⛲, fountains+maze+domed corridors, every casual shot looks amazing! 2️⃣Fountains and corridors in front of the buffet—perfect blend of water features and architecture 3️⃣Lawns and pavilions on both sides of the garden—fresh natural style, very photogenic 4️⃣Central circular dome—looking up gives an absolutely stunning angle 5️⃣Popular European-style stairs—pretending to be in Europe series 6️⃣Garden view from the hotel room during breakfast🌷—enjoy the beautiful green scenery right from your room, remember to book in advance one day ahead! 🌙18:00 Enjoy a steaming hot pot dinner with friends~ Macau's first Wulao Hot Pot! Must-order items👇 - Yin-yang pot (bread tofu white soup + spicy fragrant pot) The hot pot is very flavorful! The longer it cooks, the more flavorful it becomes~ Remember, this place offers free refills of tofu & duck blood, eat to your heart's content! 🛍️20:00 Shopping time! After eating and drinking, browse the malls, both CDF Macau Grand Lisboa Palace & NY8 New Yaohan are here~ Day2️⃣💤Second day: Sleep in + in-room breakfast Enjoy in-room breakfast🍳 at Grand Lisboa Palace while admiring the garden view outside the window—this is the right way to enjoy a vacation! **💡Small tips:** ✅For great photos, go early! Recommend visiting the Ruins of St. Paul's early in the morning! ✅For Garden of Eden photos, around 3 PM is best when sunlight bathes the lawn—truly beautiful!

This neighborhood, rich in Southern European charm, is bathed in sunlight, showcasing vibrant Portuguese architecture, well-lit streets, and bright yellow residential windows. It feels like strolling through the streets of Portugal, where every frame resembles a vivid oil painting. Every snapshot captures the essence of retro street scenes. 1. Photo Spot: St. Lazarus Church One of Macau's three ancient churches. 2. Photo Spot: Albergue SCM With a pure white theme, intricate white carvings, and European-style iron balcony railings adorned with street lamps, it exudes a unique retro vibe.

#Mainland Travel **🍜 Macau Food Citywalk | Walk through the streets and alleys to taste authentic local flavors! Tea stall×suckling pig rice×coffee, a gourmet’s secret route** Macau is not only about casinos and hotels, the **time-honored delicacies** hidden in the streets and alleys are the real treasures! This time, we will take you to avoid the tourist area and experience the most local taste of Macau with your feet and taste buds. --- ### **🚶♂️ Recommended route: Half-day tour of Macau Peninsula** **⏰ Recommended time**: Depart at 2pm (avoid the hottest time) **📍Starting point**: **Wing Lok Cinema** (full of nostalgic atmosphere of old Macau) --- ### **🍴 Must-eat list** 1️⃣ **【Hua Xing Ice House】- Retro tea stall × Hong Kong-style evil food** 📍 Xinmalu area 🍳 Must order: **Black Truffle Scrambled Egg Toast**, **Milk Tea** (The tea flavor is so strong that it makes you lose sleep!) 🌟 Highlights: The nostalgic ice house where Eason Chan also checked in, the iron booths are super photogenic~ 2️⃣ **【Chen Guangji Roasted Meat】-Macau suckling pig rice ceiling** 📍 Dr. Robb Street 🐷 Must order: **Black pepper roast suckling pig rice** (crispy skin and tender meat, black pepper sauce is the soul!) 💡 Tips: It is easy to sell out after 4pm, so it is recommended to go early! 3️⃣ **【Single Origin】- Hidden Champion Coffee** 📍 Holland Park 2nd Road ☕ Must order: **Hand-brewed coffee** (the beans change with the seasons, full of surprises) 📸 Environment: The little white building that is loved by young people, with Portuguese style at the corner~ --- ### **🚶♀️ Easter egg attractions along the way** ✨ **Fengtang Alley**: Colorful Portuguese buildings + cultural and creative shops, a walk after eating suckling pig rice is super chill ✨ **Alley of the Grand Sanba**: Avoid the crowds on the main street and enjoy the many traditional stalls hidden in the side alleys --- ### **📌 Practical Tips** ✅ Wear good walking shoes! Macau has many slopes, and delicious food is hidden in the surprises after climbing the slopes ✅ Cash preparation: Most old shops only accept cash, and the average cost per person is about 200 MOP. ✅ Check public transportation with the "Bus Stop Announcement" APP, the fare within the Macau Peninsula is 6MOP #Macau Food #Macau Citywalk #Suckling Pig Rice #Macau Coffee #Local Recommendation

#MacauItinerary In Macau, the quaint cobblestone pavement of Sociedad del Guia, the modern architectural wonder of the Grand Lisboa Hotel, the exotic charm of Sociedad del Fuente, the cultural heritage of the Macau Museum of Art, and the sacred majesty of the Guanyin Lotus Garden are all calling travelers. The following is a simple one-day tour route for the Macau Peninsula. Check in at Grand Lisboa Hotel at Guia Street: From anywhere on the Macau Peninsula, take a bus or taxi to Guia Street. At the intersection of Guia Avenue, you can see the whole picture of the Grand Lisboa Hotel. This is one of the best locations to take photos of the Grand Lisboa Hotel. You can take photos here and appreciate the unique architectural style of the Grand Lisboa Hotel. Stroll along Guia Street: After checking in, stroll along Guia Street and admire the Portuguese buildings and scenery on both sides of the street. Guia Avenue is a street full of historical charm. The ground is paved with gravel and there are colorful Portuguese buildings, specialty shops and restaurants on both sides of the street. Getting to Soi Fong Tong: It takes about 10 minutes to walk from Soi Guia to Soi Fong Tong. Fengtang Alley is an exotic alley paved with gravel mosaics in keeping with the Portuguese local style. On both sides of the street are colorful Portuguese buildings, specialty shops, art studios and restaurants. Savor local delicacies: Sample local delicacies such as Portuguese egg tarts, pork chop buns, curry fish balls, etc. at the restaurants in Fengtang Alley. afternoon Visit the Macau Museum of Art: It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Fong Tong Alley to the Macau Museum of Art. The Macao Museum of Art is the largest museum of cultural relics and art in Macao. It houses a large collection of precious artworks and cultural relics including Chinese calligraphy and paintings, seals, ceramics, bronzes, Western paintings, modern art and photographs. Visit the exhibitions in the museum and learn about the history and culture of Macau. The museum has a total of five floors, with five large and small exhibition halls, including the Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Hall and the Chinese Ceramics Hall on the fourth floor, which display the museum's collection of treasures; there is a special exhibition hall on the second and third floors, which not only exhibits the museum's collection of artworks, but also holds special exhibitions regularly. night Getting to Guanyin Lotus Garden: It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the Macau Museum of Art to Guanyin Lotus Garden. The Guanyin Lotus Garden was built to celebrate Macau's return to the motherland. It consists of a bronze Guanyin statue and a lotus pedestal, with a total height of 32 meters, of which the Guanyin statue is 20 meters high and weighs 50 tons. Admire the statue of Guanyin in the Guanyin Lotus Garden and feel its solemnity and sacredness. The Guanyin statue has a simple and smooth shape, with a style that combines traditional Chinese Buddhist culture with European sculpture.

#MacauAttractions Stepping into the alley of Fengtang in Macau is like walking into a fairy tale world full of fantasy. The walls on both sides of the alley are painted in soft colors, which are tender and full of a sweet atmosphere. Combined with the lush green plants around it, it seems like a natural painting slowly unfolding before your eyes. While walking, every step feels like stepping on colorful clouds, and the heart becomes especially relaxed and happy. There are also many exquisite graffiti and works of art on the walls here, each with its own characteristics, adding a lot of artistic atmosphere to the alley. Some of the paintings are lifelike, as if telling the story of Macau; others are abstract and creative, making people stop and appreciate them. Walking in Fengtang Alley, the surroundings are quiet and peaceful, with only the sound of footsteps and birds singing. Occasionally, tourists will take photos here to record this beautiful moment with their cameras. Alley of the Gods is a shining pearl in Macau. It attracts every tourist with its unique color and artistic charm. When you come here, you might as well slow down, savor the romance and beauty, and find a quiet space in your busy life.

#Macau Attractions Play around Macau's great strategy 🎉 Hey, old friends from Guangzhou! Want to take advantage of the weekend or holiday to visit Macau, but don't know what to do? This guide is for you! First, the opening of the border is the first to introduce the Gongbei Port. Take the high-speed rail directly to Zhuhai Station. Once you exit the station, you will find the Archway Port. It is so convenient that you have no friends. You can also clear the border 24 hours a day, even if you want to go home late at night. Remember, you must bring your Hong Kong and Macau pass and a valid visa, take the self-service aisle, and cross the border with a "swish" sound. When you arrive in Macau, you must visit Crazy Hall Alley. This place used to be called "Baifengyuan Diagonal Alley", but now it has been beautifully restored and turned into a Portuguese-style cultural and creative art street. From 4 to 6 pm, the sun shines slantingly on the colorful Portuguese-style building complex, the layers of light and shadow are so good, the black and white gravel road combined, like a second crossing to Lisbon. Modern sculptures on street corners collide with vintage streetscapes, and weekend street shows feature even more romantic lighting during the Christmas season. Again, Macau Londoners, spend so much money to create, full of 10 British style. During the day, I shoot Big Ben on the lawn opposite the main entrance. The blue sky and white clouds make me feel British. The red phone booth in front of the hotel and the bus are must-photo spots. The day trip can be arranged as follows: in the morning, crossing at Arch North Port to Londoners and Venetians shopping; in the afternoon, take bus 25B to Crazy Hall Slope Alley, rest at the Grandma's House Cafe; in the evening, return to Londoners to see the night view, light show, and return from Arch North Port. Macau public transportation 6 yuan, you can pay with mobile NFC, super easy! Hurry up and invite your friends to go together!

📝 Tour route (1 day tour) Macau Tower-Ruins of St. Paul's-Love Lane-House of Dominic Ton-Crazy Lane-MGM Cotai-Guanye Street-Poly MGM Museum 🕐Time Depart at 9 am 🚶‍➡️- 8 pm 🔚 📷Photography and check-in location 1️⃣Macau Tower The first stop is to visit the Macau Tower! It is a landmark building in Macau and one of the top ten free-standing observation towers in the world. Standing on the top floor to enjoy the scenery is really shocking! 2️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul’s One of Macau's iconic buildings, avoid the crowds and take photos of the Ruins of St. Paul's. Just go up from the nearby Fortress of Macau Park~ 3️⃣ Crazy Alley A super photogenic alley, any photo you take will look great! 4️⃣Poly MGM Museum The lobby on the first floor is very nice for taking photos~ Remember to make an appointment at the museum to see the four animal heads of the Old Summer Palace when you come here! The close encounter is breathtaking! ! 5️⃣Guanye Street It is a street that combines food and art. A small corner can take a photo of your life!

📆 [Itinerary] Start your urban exploration from hotels in Macau 🏨 such as Wynn Hotel and nearby Resorts World/Grand Lisboa/Emperor Hotel. 📆 Itinerary: A day trip in Macau for couples to stroll through cultural landscapes. 🚗 Transportation: After breakfast at 10:00 am, leave at 11:30 am. Store your luggage in the lobby of Wynn Hotel, then take bus No. 11 from the bus stop opposite the hotel. After 7 stops, you will arrive at the terminal 🏁 A-Ma Temple. After getting off the bus, walk to the opposite side to start the first stop: A-Ma Temple ✅ - Mandarin's House ✅ - Lilau Square ✅. Here, there is a Post Office Coffee (cinnamon pastry roll + coffee) which tastes good - Senado Square ✅ (three old buildings are available for visiting) - St. Lazarus Church District ✅. Instead of going to the crowded Ruins of St. Paul's, go directly from the back, where there are fewer people and better scenery. There are many alleys nearby where you can take retro-style photos 😁 - Ruins of St. Paul's ✅ - Monte Forte ✅. It is almost 5:00 pm, the best time to take photos. Turn left at the exit and walk downhill to a Portuguese restaurant for dinner, or walk directly back to Wynn Hotel to pick up your luggage and take the casino shuttle bus back to Gongbei Port 🔚 ⭕️ The whole journey is less than 20,000 steps. You can adjust it according to your physical strength. After visiting Senado Square, go to the Ruins of St. Paul's first, then go to St. Lazarus Church District. After dinner, go back to Wynn Hotel to watch the fountain and the Tree of Prosperity show. After the show, pick up your luggage and take the hotel bus back to Gongbei. 🌟 Highlights: Unique intangible cultural heritage route, cultural landscapes, local features 💰 Average cost per person: Transportation (CNY 6) + dining (bring your own or eat as you like) 📌 Tips: Wear comfortable shoes

#discoverchina Macau is where glitz meets tradition — one side is the bustling Cotai, the other is the vibrant, everyday charm of the peninsula. It’s a fusion of desire and faith, luxury and local life. Transportation Flights available between Beijing and Macau. Macau Light Rail: Only operates in Cotai, has 10 stations, ticket machines or window counters available. Buses: Flat fare, prepare coins or small bills (RMB also accepted). Use a real-time bus tracking app. Day 1 – Cotai Area Upon arrival, head to hotel via free shuttle buses available just outside the airport. Afternoon at Rua do Cunha: A famous food street packed with treats like gelato, local pastries, and iconic beef offal stalls. Evening: Explore the Venetian (direct access from Rua do Cunha via escalator shortcut), then follow signs to the Parisian Eiffel Tower and Londoner Big Ben replicas. You can also visit: Studio City Ferris Wheel MGM for a complimentary milk tea Wynn Palace for fountain shows Hotel stay: Stayed at Marriott in Galaxy Resort. Though expensive, it includes access to the Grand Resort Deck, a water park with lazy rivers and wave pools. Day 2 – Cotai + Peninsula Breakfast: Classic local café — must-tries include pork chop noodles and beef brisket wontons. Morning: Chill at the water park. Afternoon: Took a bus to the peninsula for hotel check-in and more sightseeing. Stops included: Senado Square Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau St. Dominic’s Church Love Lane Ruins of St. Paul’s Mount Fortress Iconic dim sum at a well-known spot (shrimp dumplings, veggie scallop dumplings) St. Lazarus District Guia Hill and Lighthouse New Lisboa & Lisboa casinos Dinner: Must-try tossed noodles with shrimp roe and fried wontons #travel #thingstodo

                  —— 🍃Macau Peninsula in April-May is too comfortable!                   —— 🚌【Traffic】 ▪️ Bus: 6 MOP/trip, basically can reach between attractions, change change in advance is more convenient ▪️ Walking: The old town attractions are super dense, wear a pair of sneakers can stroll and eat all day ▪️ Free bus: hotel shuttle can be rubbed to Taipa / gate can save fare (The stone roads in the old town are perfect for pressing the road, but remember to wear comfortable shoes when going uphill and downhill~)                   —— 📸【Must-See Attractions】 ▫️ Grand Samba Archway: the least crowded before 9 am! ▫️Overview Lighthouse: Super effortless ride up the mountain, a postcard perspective overlooking the Macau Peninsula ▫️Crazy Hall Slanted Alley: Macaron-colored Portuguese-style building complex, each building has a sense of story ▫️Bishop Hill Chapel: A locally owned sunset viewing platform, even the street lights are in the shape of love you (It is recommended to bring a film filter APP, the light and shadow of the old town are movie screenshots!)                   —— 🍴【Food Radar】 ✔️ Portuguese tart: caramel crispy shell + milky creamy, eat within 10 minutes from the oven is the soul ✔️ Pork chop bun: Look for thick cut bone-in pork chop, bread should be baked crispy and not dry ✔️Wooden pudding: A cool dessert sprinkled with biscuit crumbs, like eating clouds ✔️ Bamboo Noodles: Shrimp seed stir-fried noodles with earth fish soup, fresh to dance with eyebrows (Afternoon tea set at a cha chaan teng is the best deal! Iced milk tea + western toast can be done for MOP 30 per person~)                   —— 🏨【Accommodation Guide】 🔸Historic District: Stay in a Portuguese old house renovated B&B, push the window is the church bell 🔸New Port Area: Hotel chains gather, 5 minutes walk to Fisherman's Wharf 🔸 Value for money TIP: Midweek is half cheaper than weekend! (Want to experience the exotic style? Choose an old house with floral tile floors + cast iron balconies for a super feel!)                   —— 🛍️ [Shopping Eggs] 🌟Hang Kee Souvenirs: Almond cakes and preserved meat are roasted and sold, you can eat enough to try them 🌟Portuguese Grocery Store: Painted tile refrigerator magnets are half cheaper than attractions 🌟Market Egg: Weekend Kang Gong Night Market has handmade Portuguese blue pattern soap, souvenirs niche does not hit the model (Remember to leave your boarding baggage allowance when buying souvenirs! Meat products cannot be brought on board the plane.)                   —— 🌟【Practical Tips】 ⚠️ Cash: Prepare 500 MOP change enough, 95% of stores can scan the code to pay ⚠️ Socket: Remember to bring a conversion head! Macau uses the British standard three-prong plug ⚠️ Weather: Showers started in May, folding sunny umbrella stuffed in the bag is the safest ⚠️Etiquette: Take off your hat when entering the church, ask "please" before shooting residents' buildings (Don't panic when it suddenly rains! It's romantic to have a latte at the corner coffee shop and wait for the rain to stop.)                   —— 📅【3 Day Route Reference】 DAY1: Grand Samba Archway → Love Alley → Rose Hall → Lu Family House → Night tour of Fulong New Street DAY2: East Lookout Fort → Tower Stone Square → Crazy Hall Slanted Alley → Sunset at Fisherman’s Wharf DAY3: Bishop Hill → Ma Gao Temple → Macau Tourist Tower → Black Sand Beach Daze (No need to stick to celebrity photo spots! In the old town, you can be surprised if you turn into a slope alley~)                   —— 💡【Hidden Play】 🧡 Take the 26 bus around the peninsula tour, the first row of the second floor visually comparable to a sightseeing bus 💛 Collect street corner blue and white tile street signs, spelled into a nine-square grid super commemorative 💚Go to St. Augustine's Church on Sunday morning and you will most likely meet the choir 💙 Go to Garth Lane Garden in the evening, pink fortress + blue jacaranda statue break into the fairy tale (Many museums are free on Wednesdays! Remember to glance at the bulletin board in passing~)                   —— 🌸Macau Peninsula is best suited for "slow tour" mode, those guides are not written: →The second floor of the vegetable market hides a Michelin recommendation of 40 per capita →The church pews have Chinese poems carved by the Portuguese a hundred years ago → Old-fashioned barbershops can also experience the traditional "flying hair" craft → The nostalgic stamp book sold at the newsstand, stamp collectors couldn't move after looking at it                   —— 🍃 Tired of shopping, I casually drilled into a tea stall, watching my grandmother wrap freshly baked walnut cakes in kraft paper, my grandfather holding a newspaper and chatting in Cantonese. The time here seems to be pressed 0.5 times the speed, even the wind blowing in front of the meeting pavilion brings the gentleness of the century-old city ~

The city is built beautifully! Very clean and easy to walk around ~ loved my moment here~ the foods was good! Can’t wait to come back again ~

🌟 Winter break is coming, and a Hong Kong-Macau city walk is just the thing! Macau, a dazzling city where Eastern and Western cultures blend, is waiting for you to explore. Don't worry about getting lost on your first visit; follow this carefully planned route for a time-saving, effortless, and fulfilling Macau trip!📸💖  🗺️ Itinerary: Macau Peninsula: Grand Lisboa: A luxurious and grand starting point to experience Macau's prosperity.💰🏢 Senado Square: A blend of history and modernity, perfect for a leisurely stroll.🚶‍♀️🏙️ Holy House of Mercy: The beauty of classical architecture, not to be missed.🏛️📸 St. Dominic's Church: A serene space for prayer, experience the charm of religious culture.🕊️💖 Ruins of St. Paul's: Macau's iconic landmark, a must-visit!🎉🏛️ Mount Fortress: Overlooking the panoramic view of Macau, rich in historical charm.🌄🏯 Calçada da Igreja de S. Lázaro: A gathering place for art and literature, a photography hotspot.📷🎨 Rua do Monte: Savor authentic Macau life, discover delicious food and surprises.🍜🛍️  Taipa Island: Studio City: A great place for entertainment and leisure, experience thrills and fun.🎢🎮 The Parisian Macao: Feel like you're in Paris, France, overflowing with romance.🗼💕 The Venetian Macao: Gondola rides, European architecture, a shopper's paradise.🛥️🛍️ The Londoner Macao: British style, transporting you in an instant.🏰🎩 Wynn Palace: Magnificent and luxurious, enjoy an extravagant experience.✨🏰 MGM Cotai: Synonymous with fashion and vitality, with a vibrant nightlife.💃🎉  🚌 Transportation Guide: The Taipa Island entertainment area offers free shuttle buses for easy access to major attractions.🚌💰 On the peninsula, you can take public buses for a single fare of 8 MOP. Free shuttle buses are also available to Taipa.🚌💸 We recommend staying in Taipa for convenient night view viewing, while daytime visits to the peninsula offer more affordable shopping and dining.🌃🛌  💡 Tips: Macau Peninsula is the perfect place to experience authentic local life and culture, with affordable prices.💸🛍️ Taipa Island is a paradise for shopping and entertainment, with magnificent architecture, ideal for photography and shopping.🛍️📸 Remember to take advantage of the free shuttle buses to save on transportation costs and experience Macau's unique charm!🚌💕 

#MacauAttractions As I stepped into Fengtang Alley, I was instantly attracted by this winding path. The alley is long and narrow, with low-key yet exquisite Portuguese buildings on both sides. The walls are mottled but full of stories, and it seems that every crack is telling the past. Walking on the cobblestone road, the sound of footsteps echoes in the quiet air, and the tranquility of the alley makes people slow down their pace. At the corner, sunlight shines on the colorful windowsill, and through the half-open wooden window lattice, you can get a glimpse of the leisurely daily life. Occasionally, street signs made of Portuguese tiles come into view, reminding people of the diverse history and cultural fusion here. In the afternoon, Fengtang Alley is like a quiet painting, with the air filled with the breath of history. The old market and the laughter of the residents still seem to linger in my ears. In this short alley, walkers can escape from the busy city life and feel the gentleness of time. Fengtang Alley is a touch of poetry and a moment of contemplation in Macau.

20,000 Steps in Macau! 9 Free Niche Spots for Photography! Macau is so photogenic! 20,000 steps every day, from old streets and alleys to Little Europe, from artistic romance to vicissitudes and prosperity. Here's a super comprehensive collection of free photo spots, remember to save it! - 🇲🇴[Macau Peninsula] ◼️ Calçada da Guia A classic National Geographic photography spot, where you can capture the dazzling Grand Lisboa Casino in the night and the vibrant old streets in the distance. The spot is right by the road, so be sure to pay attention to safety when taking photos! It is recommended to go between 9-10 pm, when there won't be too much traffic. - ◼️ Ruins of St. Paul's The Travessa da Paixão (Love Lane) to the left of the Ruins of St. Paul's and under the banyan tree halfway up Monte Fortress are excellent spots to easily avoid the crowds. - ◼️ Calçada da Igreja de S. Lázaro The colorful Portuguese buildings are incredibly dreamy. - ◼️ Rua da Felicidade The red buildings and shutters have a Hong Kong-style retro street feel, and the rainy nights are also uniquely charming. - 🇲🇴[Taipa Island] ◼️ The Taipa Houses–Museum Mint green Portuguese-style buildings, very refreshing. - ◼️ Rua do Cunha Portuguese Egg Tart Garden Rua do Cunha is a food paradise with lots of delicious treats. I stumbled upon this rainbow street near the Portuguese Egg Tart Garden, which is super photogenic. - ◼️ Parisian Macao Park The park opposite The Parisian Macao is the best spot for photos with the Eiffel Tower. A telephoto lens is recommended to bring you closer to the tower. - 🇲🇴[Coloane Island] ◼️ Colorful Houses A fairytale-like fishing village with many brightly colored houses. - ◼️ Rua Cinco de Outubro Rua Cinco de Outubro is a filming location for literary films.

#澳门之旅 My dear friends, Macau is a city full of surprises, and every street and alley is filled with unique charm. In order to make your trip relaxing and enjoyable, I have shared my treasured 2-day citywalk route. You can just copy it! Day 1: In-depth tour of history and culture Morning: Ruins of St. Paul's → Ruins of St. Paul's Starting from the hotel, the first stop is the landmark of Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul's. The exquisite stone carvings carved by time carry a heavy history. The surrounding souvenir shops are very lively. The meat jerky and almond cakes of Juji Bakery are fragrant. It is very satisfying to try them all the way. Then head to the Ruins of St. Paul's Fortress, a former military fortress with an excellent view. You can overlook the city of Macau and feel the vicissitudes of history. Noon: Try the signature shrimp wonton noodles at nearby Huang Zhi Ji. The smooth noodles paired with the delicious wontons will make you fall in love with them at first bite. Afternoon: Love Lane → Senate Square Walk out from the fortress to Love Lane. The romantic pink and yellow buildings are super photogenic. You can take a photo of the atmosphere in minutes. Then go to Senate Square, where you will see the characteristic Portuguese gravel wavy pattern floor. The surrounding Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau building and the Holy House of Mercy building fully display the Portuguese architectural style. Day 2: A Small Artistic Stroll Morning: Our Lady of L'Avenida de Mundo As one of the three oldest churches in Macau, it is Baroque-style, with yellow exterior walls and green shutters. It is particularly fresh in the sun. Walking into the church, it is quiet and solemn. Noon: Enjoy a light meal at a coffee shop near Fengtang Alley, and stroll through the alley's artistic specialty shops and graffiti murals. Afternoon: Guia Street → Garcia Garden Guia Street is known as the "Little Kamakura of Macau". Under the blue sky and white clouds, colorful houses are matched with green mailboxes, which is full of Japanese atmosphere. Take photos with the Guia Lighthouse in the distance as the background and dominate the circle of friends. Finally, we came to the Gaslan Garden, which is shaded by green trees and has a unique European-style fountain. When you are tired of strolling around, you can find a bench to sit down and enjoy a relaxing time. 🚗Transportation: Macau is not large and many attractions can be reached on foot. For those that are a little further away, you can take the bus or a taxi. Prepare the Macau Pass or change in advance as it is more convenient to take the bus. 💡Tips: Get a Hong Kong and Macau Pass in advance and exchange some Macau patacas. Although mobile payment is popular, it is still a good idea to have some cash on hand just in case. This guide combines classic and niche check-in spots, and takes you to immerse yourself in the charm of Macau in two days. Family members, feel free to go ahead and start an unforgettable trip to Macau! #MacauTravel #MacauCityWalk #TravelStrategy