Macau Travel | Experience the essence of Eastern and Western architectural art at the Ruins of St. Paul's

💫The Ruins of St. Paul's is a must-visit spot for a 20,000-step Macau itinerary. The most impressive thing is that there are so many people. The Ruins of St. Paul's Archway, which was built during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, was formerly the St. Paul's Church. It was burned down by fire in the 15th year of the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, leaving only a door wall. Zoom in, the carving and inlay are very delicate. The five-story structure is built of granite, with rich stone carvings and bronze sculptures, integrating the essence of Eastern and Western architectural art. After the polishing of time, today's Ruins of St. Paul's is one of the landmarks of Macau, one of the eight scenic spots in Macau known as the "Sacred Site of St. Paul's", and a precious world cultural heritage. The famous Ruins of St. Paul's is crowded with tourists, and the 68 steps are full of tourists taking photos and checking in. If you want to avoid the crowds and take a beautiful commemorative photo, it also depends on luck and the skill of choosing the camera position. Name: Ruins of St. Paul's Address: At the foot of Fort Hill, Hua Wang Parish, Macau Special Administrative Region Opening hours: Open all day #Macau Attractions