A must-take photo for your first trip to Macau! 1️⃣8️⃣ hidden shooting spots📸

This set of photos is really the life photos that my baby and I took this year😍Macau is so good for taking photos. Each check-in point is very close, and it is super convenient to take the kids to play, eat, drink and go shopping! In this issue, we will first release our photography guide. Some of the shooting spots are classic locations that must be photographed in Macau, and some are new discoveries of mine. I hope everyone can take beautiful photos in Macau! 📷Photography point sharing: ▫️P1 - P4 in front of The Londoner Hotel ▪️P5 - P6 Grand Lisboa Hotel Garden ▫️P7 - P8 Benches outside and inside the Parisian Garden ▪️P9 Side steps of the Ruins of St. Paul’s ▫️P10 In front of Wynn Palace Hotel ▪️P10 Stairs in front of Parisian Hotel ▫️P12 Next to McDonald's on Guanye Street ▪️P13 Maiko Ice Cream Shop in Guanye Street ▫️P14 Shuiya Street near Guanye Street ▪️P15 The platform where the Venetian escalator goes up ▫️P16 - P18 Night view in front of the Londoner Hotel 📌Tip: All photo taking locations are free🆓, you can go take photos anytime! 🗺️Photography route and transportation arrangements: Day1⃣️ Londoner Hotel➡️Parisian Garden➡️Parisian Hotel➡️Venetian Hotel escalator 🚶♂️You can walk there, all on the same road Day2⃣️ Grand Lisboa Hotel➡️Wynn Palace➡️Ruins of St. Paul’s➡️Guanye Street 🚶It’s just a short walk from Grand Lisboa to Wynn Palace 🚌You can take the hotel's free "Lucky Car" at the Ruins of St. Paul's and Guanye Street 🚇You can take the light rail directly to the Ruins of St. Paul's and Guanye Street (there is a station near Wynn Palace) I will share a detailed guide to Macau travel in two days~ I wish you all a happy new year and all the best🎉 #MacauItinerary