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Lovely buildings and atmosphere. Like being in the centre of a smaller Mediterranean city. Lots of attractions close to each other.
It reminds me like I were in a small town of Portugal. Building are well conservated, clean streets, not so croudy, plenty of nice places offering good food in every corners, several parks, and good atmosphere. It takes not so manytime to visit it.
If you like the Portuguese architecture, you surely love it. The mosaics and various colors of buildings around this area are the mimic landmark of Portugal. The cleanliness and maintenance by the Macau Government makes it a must visit in Macau. It is worthwhile to...More
If you ve been living in Asia for long, it is nice and surprising to see some old european architecture. Outside of that, the huge crowd makes it difficult to enjoy.
We visited the Macau museum, the Ruins of St Pauls. Lots of people as you would expect. There are public toilets here which is helpful. Nice views from the top.
I go there because of the architecture and the floors! The designed floors by the traditional Portuguese black and white granite blows your mind.
Upscale shops and restaurants in this European square in the heart of Macao. Nearby the beautiful ruins of St. Paul's as well. Truly a unique experience in Macao/China.
Lots to see, too many people to enjoy comfortably Clean and safe May be better to avoid Saturday or Sunday
The area was resrricted from building new one and preserved as 16th century europian quarter. Stone lanes and iron street lantane are nostalgic. Old municipal house is well preserved. Nearby suvinior shops sell sea products like fish intestine, bird nests and signature dried pork.
The historic center comprises of most of the place of interest in Macau. Senado square, St Paul church, Ruins, most of the govt buildings and shopping areas fall here. Be prepared to walk, and ensure it is not a hot day when you plan your...More
