Macau Citywalk | Finding Portuguese charm in the old streets and alleys

#MacauItinerary When you go to Macau, don’t miss this treasure route that condenses history and customs! 📍Banco Nacional Atlantico Called the "most beautiful bank" by netizens, it has a neoclassical style, with creamy white exterior walls matched with green doors and windows, and eaves supported by Roman columns that are both retro and elegant. When you come here, you can take photos at the door, appreciate the architectural aesthetics, and exchange some Macau dollars. 📍Gangdingqiandi Just a few steps away, this place is listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. There is St. Joseph's Seminary and Church. The Baroque-style buildings are full of traces of time. The murals inside the church are exquisite and worth a careful appreciation. The surrounding Portuguese-style buildings are particularly charming under the shade of green trees. Find a corner to sit down and quietly enjoy the pleasant afternoon. 📍Municipal Affairs Bureau Formerly a parliament pavilion, the Southern European-style building is very eye-catching. Walking into the lobby, you will see the tiled floor and exquisite murals, giving it a full sense of history. The Portuguese garden outside is lush and green, with a fountain, and many people take a leisurely stroll here. 📍House of Mercy Building Just opposite the Municipal Affairs Bureau, the light yellow exterior with green shutters is a typical Portuguese building. The Macau Holy House of Mercy Museum displays the past charitable history and cultural relics, which can help us understand the development of Macau’s social welfare. 📍Rose Hall The Baroque-style church has a brightly colored exterior and solemn altars and paintings inside. The museum inside the church displays many religious artworks. If you like history and culture, don't miss it. 📍Love Lane Come out of the Church of St. Dominic and walk along Rua do Sultan to find it. The pink and green Portuguese-style buildings are full of romance and are perfect for couples to check in and take photos. There are many specialty shops and cafes here where you can sit down and rest when you are tired of shopping. 📍The Ruins of St. Paul's The Ruins of St. Paul's, Macau's iconic building, is always crowded with people. There are so many souvenir shops around, and the dried meat and almond cookies from Ju Ji Bakery are so tempting to try. Don’t forget to climb the hill behind the Ruins of St. Paul’s to overlook the beautiful scenery of the Macau Peninsula. 📍Macau color cards This is Macau’s “Internet celebrity photo spot”. The colorful signboards are arranged together, like an overturned color palette. Any shot you take will create a great atmosphere and it’s easy to take photos. By following this route, you can deeply experience the historical charm and literary style of Macau in just one day. Save it and check it out! #MacauTravel #MacauGuide #MacauCheck-in