Depart from Hong Kong! Transportation Guide for St. Lawrence Church

#Hong Kong and Macau Cross-Border Transportation Guide Want to experience the Portuguese style that travels through time and space in Macau? St. Lawrence Church, located on Shun Fong Tong Street, is one of the oldest churches in Macau. It integrates Chinese and Portuguese cultural elements and is like a three-dimensional history textbook! Whether it is a team building or a free trip, please keep this transportation guide from Hong Kong~ The most convenient way to travel from Hong Kong to Macau is by ferry. You can choose to take a ferry from the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Central or the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui. The journey takes about 1 hour and there are frequent sailings (it is recommended to book ferry tickets in advance on the official website or online platform). After arriving at Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, the following methods are recommended: 1. By bus: Take bus No. 18 or 28B to the "St. Lawrence Church" stop and get off; 2. Taxi: Take a taxi directly, the journey takes about 10 minutes, suitable for multiple people (Macau taxis charge according to the meter, and luggage needs to be paid separately). Attractions and surroundings: The exterior of St. Lawrence Church is in Baroque style, with bell towers on the left and right, and the Chinese-style golden tile roof shining in the sun; the interior is luxuriously decorated, with solemn statues and exquisite murals. The church is surrounded by a quiet environment and is within walking distance of Nanwan Lake, where there are many bars and restaurants along the lake, and you can also enjoy the musical fountain.