Holy House of Mercy Review

The masonry building next to the MSAR's deliberative booth is the property of the Mercy Hall, a Macau charity. The basement of the Mercy Hall is the office of the Notary Public Office of the Macao Government Department and the Mercy Hall Museum on the second floor.

The Holy House of Mercy of Macau is a historic building in Senado Square, Macau, China. Established as a branch of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia

Notwithstanding the fact that there is an entrance fee, this place is not really that an amazing place to visit. Firstly, it closes during lunch hour! So if you are there at the wrong time, the place is closed. What a weird tourist attraction.Secondly, the exhibits are lovely, I must say, but unless you have great interest in the history of the church, this might not be the most exciting place to visit.The admission fee is not much (USD1), but the whole experience is simply... AVERAGE

A typical Portuguese-style building, with Portuguese pebbles on the ground, as if to Portugal.

On the first floor of the most famous benevolence hall building in the Da Sanba area is the office of the notary office of the Macao Government Department, and on the second floor is the Benevolence Hall Museum. Apart from the granite pillar base, the whole building is painted white, so even if the elevation decoration line is rich, it still gives people a quiet and elegant feeling. In Macau, where there are many yellow and green buildings, Mercy Hall attracts special attention.

匆匆走过，Macau比较historicalの地方都比较这种catholic天主教堂建筑！我感觉很美！二月の南方小城，不温不燥，晚风习习，暖熏の灯光打在温暖の黄色墙面很是美丽！热闹の澳门！小城の情调！爷fancy U！

The right lane of the benevolence hall is now the stronghold for the small freshmen to take pictures by punching cards. I heard that at night, the lights hanging on the wall at the end of the lane are bright and beautiful. At the end of the lane was a bronze statue of Bishop Jani Road, founder of the Church of Mercy.