Rua Cinco de Outubro

Near the Ruins of St. Paul in Macau, there is a food street named 'October 5th Street'. On this street, you can taste a variety of delicacies, including pork chop buns, crab porridge, sawdust pudding, etc. These delicacies are all special foods in Macau and are very worth a try. In addition, near the pedestrian street of the Ruins of St. Paul, there is an old street named 'Fulong New Street'. There are many historical buildings on this street, and they are very well preserved. You can taste a variety of delicacies here, including the Indonesian 'Naughty Chef. Nuri Restaurant', their signature roast pork ribs are very flavorful, the meat is chewy, paired with NURI’S WARUNG secret sauce, the outside is crispy and the inside is glutinous, it is a pure Balinese pork chop. In addition, their Kuta Beach shrimp roe pasta is also very delicious, cream + chili does not make people feel greasy. In general, there are many food streets and restaurants near the Ruins of St. Paul in Macau, and you can choose according to your own taste and preference.

#tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #campingglamping #foodie. The six-storey Ginza Plaza shopping centre, just a stone’s throw from Macau’s touristy Senado Square, is struggling to attract retailers and walk-in shoppers, Macau Business reports in its May issue. The Ginza Plaza complex combines housing, shops and a car park in Rua de Pedro Nolasco da Silva. Its position could hardly be better, but after its first year and a half of business, most of the retailing area is empty.

#summertrip #staycations #beyondborders

Five or six decades ago, Rua de Cinco de Outubro was famous and thriving. The department store full of Chinese goods has a strong local atmosphere. Here, you can buy all kinds of domestic products, such as handicrafts, clothing and daily supplies. I recommend the cultural and creative products, the local goods, and the Portuguese wine.

After coming to Macau, I walked out of the island resort and returned to the Macau Peninsula. I felt that I really came to Macau. Fortunately, there was a rain at this time. The city washed by heavy rain was always very cute. also found that some roads in the Macao peninsula and outlying islands are the same name. The road that used to think that the road ring has a very romantic name on the fifth day of October is also seen here. This is my second impression of Macau, or it has more old memories of the city, hidden in the steps between the streets and alleys.

Please, I beg you, stop going to the Ruins of St. Paul to see the crowds. The roads are narrow, the weather is hot, and it's simply not fun. I recommend a less-known citywalk route in Macau, where there are fewer people, good photo spots, and you can even see the sea! ✅citywalk route: Coloane Village ➡️ Lord Stow's Bakery ➡️ Coloane Pier ➡️ Rua do Cunha ➡️ Hac Sa Beach —————— 1️⃣ Starting from the Macau Peninsula, take bus 26A to the "Coloane Village" stop, get off and walk. Along the way, you will pass the main store of Lord Stow's Bakery. You might want to browse first and buy later; their egg tarts are really tasty and won't disappoint. 2️⃣ Continue walking and turn right to enter the pier area. You will pass the Coloane Fishermen's Association, where the blue and yellow houses make a beautiful backdrop for photos. Then, keep going past Coloane Coffee until you reach Coloane Pier. Using a Fujifilm filter and flash for photos can yield great results, and it's very cool and breezy there. Right across is Hengqin Island in Zhuhai. 3️⃣ After visiting, you'll need to return the same way, but the distance is short. As you walk back, you'll see the sea on one side, which is almost dry, and colorful houses on the other. Along the way, there are also some graffiti walls and ice cream shops. Rua do Cunha is right here. 4️⃣ When the sun is not so hot, you can take a bus to Hac Sa Beach, where the final stop of bus 26A is. Although the beach is not very big, it's really quite pleasant and comfortable. There aren't many people, and sitting by the shore, enjoying the sea breeze and daydreaming, makes for another beautiful day.

While City walking on Rua Cinco de Outubro in Macau's Coloane, I stumbled upon a studio named 【Macau No.1】. Here, you can gain a new perspective on Macau and appreciate its beauty. 🗺️Let's start with the location🗺️ Rua Cinco de Outubro in Macau's Coloane, it's more towards the inside, so you might need to rely on fate to encounter it. 🖼️Style and Features🖼️ The front looks like an antique shop, while the back entrance leads to a souvenir shop that sells coffee and drinks. The ground floor is the studio, and the whole place feels like a guesthouse... The main draw is its multifunctional, eclectic complex. 🎨Original by Lily🎨 The signature indicates that the artist and owner is probably named Lily. The painting style has a unique depth reminiscent of Cézanne, with themes featuring Macau's scenery, some famous landmarks, and various aspects of life. The quiet shop atmosphere, with artworks turned into bookmarks🔖, postcards🎑, and other printed memorabilia, including the paintings themselves, are all available for purchase. The fluttering door curtain in the afternoon breeze leaves a lasting impression of this afternoon on Rua Cinco de Outubro. 📝To sum up📝 Rua Cinco de Outubro is a place suitable for exploration and serendipitous encounters. Here, you meet people, shops, and favorite items, experiencing the unique coziness on the fringe of Macau. It's a niche and alternative way to enjoy a trip to Macau.

The joy of life lies in the endless strolling In the encounters and farewells - 🇲🇴How to get to Macau I. By ferry🚢 1️⃣Shenzhen Shekou Port👉Macau Outer Harbour🚢 Take the 9:00 ferry, it's safer to arrive at Shekou Terminal half an hour early, print the paper ferry ticket on the 2nd floor of the departure hall (scan the pass, it's best to print both ways), prepare the health code (Customs Passenger Fingertip Service mini-program) for customs clearance; check in and board the ferry 10 minutes in advance. After disembarking and entering Macau, you can see 'Lisboa Exchange', where you can exchange some Macanese Pataca for bus fare. 2️⃣Macau Outer Harbour👉Fisherman's Wharf After leaving Macau Outer Harbour, you can go to the Roman Square at Fisherman's Wharf to check in, it looks good from any angle! 3️⃣Fisherman's Wharf👉Ruins of St. Paul's🚌 Take bus route 3A to visit the Ruins of St. Paul's. Nearby are Love Lane, Rua de Cinco de Outubro, and other alleys worth exploring~ II. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge🌁 1️⃣After crossing the border at Shenzhen Bay Port, take bus B3X (14.7 HKD) and get off at 'Red Bridge' station, remember to switch to a network that works in Hong Kong, buy a data card or roaming data, use Alipay for transportation in Hong Kong to scan and ride, transfer at the same station to bus A36 (19.8 HKD) and ride two stops to 'Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Port Inspection Building', follow the signs to enter the Hong Kong port. 2️⃣Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Hong Kong Port - Macau After entering the Hong Kong port, just follow the normal border crossing process, only need to go through Hong Kong customs once. After crossing, there are self-service machines to buy shuttle bus tickets (single trip 68 HKD/adult), it is recommended to buy an adult ticket for 58 on VxGZH Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge shuttle bus At Macau port, you can take the bus at platform C to enter the city. The return journey is the same, and if not returning to the mainland, only one entry stamp for Hong Kong and Macau is counted. Tested from Shenzhen to Macau in about two hours - 🇲🇴Macau's attractions are very concentrated, mainly divided into three parts🚩Macau Peninsula (old city area), 🚩Taipa Peninsula (glitz and glamor), 🚩Coloane Island (waves and beaches).

The 'Historic Centre of Macau' stretches from the Mount Fortress in the east to the Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal in the west, from the A-Ma Temple in the south to the Camoes Garden in the north. It encompasses over 20 historical buildings including the A-Ma Temple, the Maritime Administration Building, St. Dominic's Church, the Ruins of St. Paul's, and the Monte Fort, as well as seven closely connected public squares. The 'Historic Centre of Macau' preserves the essence of over four hundred years of cultural exchange between East and West. It is the oldest, largest, and most well-preserved and concentrated historic district in China, where Western-style buildings dominate, complemented by Chinese-style architecture. The glittering luxury hotels are just a stone's throw away from the quaint, nostalgic streets and alleys. The bright colors of Western buildings paired with the classical grandeur of Chinese architecture do not clash, creating a harmonious blend. Macau offers an all-encompassing culinary culture, a relaxed and leisurely lifestyle, a shopping environment with a wide variety of goods and few people, and a deep historical heritage. Macau possesses an irreplaceable urban charm.

| Fall in love with the relaxation here. The streets and alleys of Macau are full of sweet and delicious smells The peninsula has a very lively atmosphere I heard that Coloane is very beautiful, but unfortunately it was already dark when I went It's also very comfortable to feel the sea breeze along the Avenida 5 de Outubro I went to Chen Sheng Ji for dinner and had curry fried rice noodles. I'm still thinking about it! It's so delicious!! I didn't stay long enough in Coloane! If I have the chance, I want to go to Andrew's Coffee again to take pictures and watch the sunset on Avenida 5 de Outubro !