Promise me you'll come see this retro British-style building.

✅Recently, I followed the recommendation of National Geographic and went to Macau to serve as a special forces soldier. Macau is very small, but it is really beautiful and good for taking pictures👍. I'm already looking forward to my next trip to Macau📷 🌟Let me share my route with you (I started from Huizhou) Arrival🚗: Huizhou Light Rail to Guangzhou South Station~🚄High-speed Rail to Zhuhai Station (enter the country through Gongbei Port) 🏃‍♀️Special Forces Route: 1️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's: A landmark of Macau, you have to come and see it when you are here. I chose this place as my first stop after passing through Gongbei Port (it is recommended to go there early in the morning when there are fewer people). 🚌Bus stops: Xinsheng Street/Caodui Street/Yingying Street and other stops. 2️⃣ Bishop Hill Chapel: This is a very small place with almost no tourists, but many locals take wedding photos here. The streets along the way are also very unique, suitable for friends who like quietness and walking around the streets. 🚌Bus stops: Xikeng Street/Minguo Road and other stops. 3️⃣National Geographic classic camera position: Overlooking the Grand Lisboa, looking up is the prosperous world, looking down is the city life. Bus stops: Peak Hospital Terminal/Guia Street and other stops 4️⃣Friendship Bridge: Macau’s version of the road into the city, this bridge connects the north and south islands of Macau, crossing the mountains and seas to reach the prosperous world. 🚌Bus stop: Sulian Park. 5️⃣Parisians/Londoners: You can take photos of buildings like the Eiffel Tower/Big Ben here, especially when the sun goes down and the blues begin to appear, it is really beautiful and easy to take photos. 🚌Bus stop: Link Road/Londoner Station. 6️⃣Return to the port and go through customs! 👉Travel tips 📝: If you want to exchange currency, just a small amount (HKD is also acceptable). Most stores here accept dual app payment💰. 🚇Macau Metro: There is only one line with few stations, and the scenery along the line is nice, especially suitable for riding after the lights are turned on in June or July. 🚌Bus: The main mode of transportation, with well-developed routes, 6 MOP per trip. Ordinary 🚕 taxis: They stop when you hail them, can carry up to 4 people, most of them only accept cash, and the exchange rate between Hong Kong dollars and RMB is only 1:1. [Tableware] Food recommendation: Guanye Street has many choices and brings together all kinds of Macau food