[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Rua Cinco de Outubro (Updated Mar)

#2024 Travel Review #澳门Travel #澳门Travel Guide #澳门2049 I am very proud to share this. I have been to Macau countless times. As long as you give me the traveler’s age, preferences, number of days, and budget, I can recommend a very customized Macau must-visit! But there are a few features that you must get when you come to Macau👍 🌟Customs and atmosphere: The famous old street "October 5th Street" is the first choice to thoroughly enjoy the delicacies, including Liang Qingji whole-egg pasta, Hongxin coconut ice cream, Nanping Yaxu nostalgic ice room, Cangzhou coffee snacks signature pastry egg tarts, and Niuji curry Food, Jinli Noodles, Curry Chicken Rice Noodles, delicious and authentic, and also gives a full sense of the times! 🌟Free food, drink and fun: As prices in Macau become more and more expensive, petty bourgeoisie must go to the free public goods provided by various casinos; in addition to free snacks and bottled water in the casino, they spend a lot of money on free cable cars, light shows, and entertainment. The Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, Venice canals and other mini versions, water dance shows, small artist exhibitions, etc., are amazing just taking pictures🥰If you make good use of the free shuttle buses at various casinos, you can save a lot of transportation expenses~ 🌟Sightseeing attractions: Although Ruins of St. Paul's is a landmark, people who go there for the first time can take pictures, but you don't need to go there for the second time, and it has become very commercialized now; my most recommendation is Fisherman's Wharf to enjoy the scenery. The coast of Hong Kong Xin Reclamation Area and ancient Roman buildings are generally decorated with thick masonry walls and semi-circular layer-by-layer vault door frames. The restaurants range from the famous Qiangji Hot Pot with coconut chicken to Thai and other exotic cuisines. A visit to this location satisfies the eyes and stomach~ ✔️I also like Guanye Street, but don’t just stick to the short old street with hand-made snacks. If you extend into the alleys, you can see many exotic buildings and real authentic snacks. It is one of your choices for entertainment! 🌟Accommodation: The accommodation prices in Macau are really crazy now. Rich travelers should choose the Cotai Strip (Londoner/Venetian/Parisian); mid-budget people recommend Lisboa Lisboa. A little bit but very close to the Grand Lisboa; for budget-conscious travelers, choose to go to the old town. All things considered, the "International Hotel" is highly recommended! The newly renovated "New Central Hotel" is also good 🌟Paid entertainment and Michelin: Except for friends who are traveling for city walk, you just want to come to Macau and spend some money. Macau’s high-end entertainment venues and restaurants are really worth the price; find a concert of your favorite artist, Teamlab phantom show, the invincible new Zhang Yimou giant stage performance "Macau 2049", and then always treat yourself to a big meal, it is really unforgettable and wonderful 💕 If you are looking for exciting high-altitude bungee jumping! 💯Macau has always been a good place for me to spend a three-day and two-night vacation. Of course, that includes my love of food, watching sky bars at Live bars and the gaming industry to cure itchy hands. There are many endless details for reference. Other articles 👍

#澳门Travel #澳门 #澳门attractions #macaufood #Cololoane #Cololoanefood #CololoaneAttractions After checking out, take a bus to Coloane, have lunch and take a walk. Coloane is a very slow place, everything is very relaxed and there are not many people. St. Francis Church, library and alleys are all good places to take pictures. St. Francis Church is the palace ‧The filming scene of The Savage Princess was a walk along the October 5th Road, which was quite comfortable. We had Qiaoji Coffee for lunch. After a walk, we went to Andrew Garden Coffee to sit and rest because it was very hot. We then took a bus to Guanye Street to buy egg tarts and returned to Taiwan. Finally, we took the fortune bus to the airport! 【gourmet food】 1. Qiaoji Coffee and Food Located in an alley, the entrance is very inconspicuous and easy to miss. When we arrived, there were only a few seats left, and we started to queue when it was time to eat. I ordered rotten egg pork chop noodles, curry chicken wing noodles, and rotten egg pork chop. The pork chop on the noodles is very thick and chunky, but the rotten egg texture is very smooth, and I love the texture of eggs. The curry chicken wing noodles have a slightly spicy and sour curry flavor, which is not bad. 2. Andrew’s Garden Coffee Andrew's egg tart has always been the number one egg tart in my mind. It was really satisfying when paired with a cup of Americano coffee. I also ordered a slice of cake. It tasted ordinary and not memorable. 3. Lemon Car Road Located near Guanye Street, this lemon-flavored ice cream really makes me miss it. After eating it for the first time, I thought how could lemon-flavored ice cream be so delicious? It has the sour taste of lemon and is not too sweet. It makes me very happy. It’s amazing, and the other flavor is black diced willow flavor, which is a little sweet and has the aroma of diced willow. The two are super delicious together! ! 4.Wang Kee Coffee Finally, when I was on Guanye Street, I still wanted to buy Wangji Coffee, so I bought a bottle of milk tea and took it back to Taiwan to drink. The milk tea has a very tea flavor and tastes very smooth. I personally think it is a bit sweet.

Macau is a popular travel destination with its unique streets, photo spots, and delicious food. If it's your first time in Macau, save this 2-day itinerary. - DAY1️⃣ Macau Peninsula Fisherman's Wharf - Rua do Guimaraes - Guia Lighthouse - Travessa da Paixao - Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - St. Dominic's Church - Rua de Cinco de Outubro - Macau Tower - Macau International Fireworks Display Contest ▪️Fisherman's Wharf: A must-visit in Macau, it feels like you're in Rome ▪️Rua do Guimaraes: A landmark in Macau, it's been featured in National Geographic and is very photogenic ▪️Ruins of St. Paul's: A landmark in Macau, it's a popular photo spot. The surrounding area, like Love Lane, Rua de Cinco de Outubro, and Travessa da Paixao, is also worth exploring ▪️Macau Tower: The 180 Lounge on the observation deck. Purchase a MOP 298 package for unlimited drinks. The view is great, you can see all of Macau ▪️Macau International Fireworks Display Contest: A stunning fireworks show, held annually from September to October. The best photo spots are at Nam Van Lake, Avenida Dr. Sun Yat Sen, and the Macau Science Center · DAY2️⃣ Taipa & Coloane Morning in Taipa: A-Ma Temple - Light Rail (Barra to Taipa) - Rua do Cunha - Rua dos Negociantes - Yick Loong Firecracker Factory ▪️A-Ma Temple: A must-visit temple in Macau, it's popular among locals ▪️Light Rail: From Barra Station to Taipa Station, you can see the changes from old Macau to new Macau ▪️Rua do Cunha: Colorful streets and local food. Recommended: Wong Chi Kei, Lo Day Beef Offal, Macau Cheung Chau Glutinous Rice Dumplings, etc. ▪️Yick Loong Firecracker Factory: A historic firecracker factory, the environment is quiet and there's a coffee shop inside Afternoon in Coloane: Hon Kee Coffee - Lord Stow's Bakery - Rua de Cinco de Outubro - Heart-shaped Tree Hole by the Sea - Cheoc Van Beach - Long Chao Kok - Hac Sa Beach ▪️Rua de Cinco de Outubro: This street is colorful and artistic, with a church, library, colorful street corners, seaside chairs, and some temples. Hon Kee's hand-brewed coffee and Lord Stow's egg tarts are famous ▪️Cheoc Van Beach: You can see it from the slope, you don't have to go down to the beach, it's beautiful from afar ▪️Hac Sa Beach: Another popular spot in Macau, the black beach and blue sea are very photogenic - 【Travel Tips】 ✔️From Gongbei Port, you can take a shuttle bus to various hotels, it's very convenient ✔️You only need to exchange a small amount of cash for your trip to Macau, mainly for taxis. You can use mobile payment for buses, dining, shopping, etc.

#Macau Attractions [Si Si Hin Enjoy the World] Recommended must-visit Macau Rowan Attractions📷 Photography Guide On the last day, you can take a day trip to Lo Wan to feel the tranquility and leisure atmosphere that is different from the Macau Peninsula and Taipa Casino Hotel. There are specialty cuisine, continental customs and arts-filled streets. Here are our recommendations for Coloane attractions: Igreja de S. Francisco Xavier Located in Macau, this is a filming location for a film that has appeared in the Korean drama "Palace" and the film "You Long Xi Feng". Built in 1928, the church is designed in a similar architectural style to the general church in Macau, with yellow exterior walls and white and blue window grilles. A quiet visit is recommended. The fifth day of October Road (Av.de Cinco de Outubro) This seaside road is very romantic, with several graffiti murals by local and foreign artists along the way, the exterior is colorful and perfect for photography! Biblioteca de Coloane Without looking at the information you may not know that this library was completed in 1911 and has a similar design style to St. Francis Church. Poonte Cais de Coloane Located in front of Macau Pier, it was once one of the main piers in Macau, now only retains the building, there are some small seafood dry goods shops nearby, you can buy souvenirs oh! #SisiHin #chillmybabe #SisiHin laments the world #Macau #Macau Food #Macau Hotel ##Macau Day Trip #Casino #Macau Attractions #Attractions #Taipa #Bar #Travel #Travel #Travel vlog #Unboxing #Unboxing Hotel #Parisian

🌎The Historic Center of Macau is the oldest, largest, and best-preserved architectural complex of Eastern and Western styles existing in China. This place has witnessed the history of mutual exchange and diverse coexistence between Chinese culture and Western culture in Macau for more than 400 years. Embark on this route and you will feel as if you have traveled back to that glorious era and experience the unique charm of Sino-Portuguese culture. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩A-Ma Temple → Yapojingqian → Zheng Family House → St. Lawrence Church → St. Joseph’s Seminary Building → Kanggong Temple → October 5th Street → Nezha Temple → Ruins of St. Paul’s 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 10 kilometers. The recommended tour time is 1 day, which is suitable for history and culture lovers. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️A-Ma Temple: In the early days, it was called Niangma Temple, Tianfei Temple or Haijue Temple. Later it was named "Mazu Pavilion". It is commonly known as "A-Ma Temple" by the Chinese. It is the oldest temple in Macau that has physical evidence. It is the longest-preserved Central Plains building in Macao and was once named one of the "Eight Scenic Spots of Macao". The temple includes the "No. 1 Hall of the Holy Mountain", Zhengjue Zen Forest, Hongren Hall, Guanyin Pavilion and other buildings. ✔️San Lorenzo Church: Founded in the mid-16th century, it is one of the three ancient churches in Macau. Its current size was formed in 1846. The Chinese call it "Feng Shun Tang", which means praying for "good weather". The area where the church is located used to be a noble residential area, so the church building is also beautiful. Its appearance is based on European classical style with a Baroque style. ✔️Kanggong Temple: Kanggong Temple is located in the middle of October 5th Street and has a history of more than 200 years. The main hall of the temple is dedicated to the true king of Kanggong, Li Lie, the commander of the Han Dynasty. He served in protecting the country and was named Kanggong. In the past, the temple was close to the sea. According to legend, a wooden statue of King Kang floated there, so residents built a temple to worship it. Later, the temple was built in the 10th year of Xianfeng (1860). The temple enshrines gods and Buddhas such as Kang Gongzhenjun, Nanhai Guangli Hongsheng King, Xishan Jinshenghou King, the Sixth Patriarch and Hua Tuo. ✔️October 5th Street: October 5th Street is a famous old street in Macau. The street was named to commemorate the Portuguese revolution on October 5, 1910, which overthrew the monarchy and established the republic. To commemorate this event, the Macao-Portuguese government changed the name of Sikou Meng Street to October 5th Street. This area has a strong nostalgic atmosphere, and there are many shops and gourmet restaurants worth visiting. ☀️Want to learn more about the history and culture of Macau? Then, this historic city World Heritage tour route is definitely your best choice. Walking through the old streets and alleys of Macau, you can feel the traces of time and the accumulation of history. Let’s embark on this niche yet profound journey of exploration together #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Share a charming street in Macau - October 5th Road🇲🇴 ⛱Seaside Street October 5th Avenida is located on the coastline of Macau. This small street exudes a leisurely holiday atmosphere! 🌴 Walking along the street, you can hear the sound of waves lapping on the shore and feel the breeze caressing your cheeks. There is no busy traffic and hustle and bustle here, only quiet and relaxing time. 🌊💆‍♀️ 🥮 Andrew’s Bakery Portuguese Egg Tarts On October 5th Street, there is a bakery that is loved by locals and tourists – Andrew’s Cake Shop! The Portuguese egg tarts here are a delicacy not to be missed! 🥟 The egg tart is crispy on the outside and rich and sweet on the inside. Every bite is addictive. Whether it’s breakfast or afternoon tea, enjoying a hot Portuguese egg tart is a pleasant treat! 😋☕️ 🏛 Portuguese Architecture: Charming Portuguese style 🏛 Strolling along the road on October 5th, you will be attracted by the Portuguese-style buildings here! These buildings are full of Portuguese style, with colorful walls, exquisite windows and gorgeous doorways, which seem to take us back to the historic streets of Portugal. While taking photos, you can also feel the unique charm and cultural atmosphere of this place. 📸🏰 Here you can relax, taste delicious food, and feel the unique Portuguese style of Macau, so don’t miss this charming seaside street and immerse yourself in the good times of Macau! 🌞🌴🍮 # macau weekend tour

#tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #campingglamping #foodie. The six-storey Ginza Plaza shopping centre, just a stone’s throw from Macau’s touristy Senado Square, is struggling to attract retailers and walk-in shoppers, Macau Business reports in its May issue. The Ginza Plaza complex combines housing, shops and a car park in Rua de Pedro Nolasco da Silva. Its position could hardly be better, but after its first year and a half of business, most of the retailing area is empty.

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Five or six decades ago, Rua de Cinco de Outubro was famous and thriving. The department store full of Chinese goods has a strong local atmosphere. Here, you can buy all kinds of domestic products, such as handicrafts, clothing and daily supplies. I recommend the cultural and creative products, the local goods, and the Portuguese wine.

After coming to Macau, I walked out of the island resort and returned to the Macau Peninsula. I felt that I really came to Macau. Fortunately, there was a rain at this time. The city washed by heavy rain was always very cute. also found that some roads in the Macao peninsula and outlying islands are the same name. The road that used to think that the road ring has a very romantic name on the fifth day of October is also seen here. This is my second impression of Macau, or it has more old memories of the city, hidden in the steps between the streets and alleys.

【Introduction】: How to spend a day on a free trip to Coloane Island, Macau 🛬【Itinerary】: The Parisian Garden Take a free shuttle bus from Gongbei Port/Hengqin Port to The Parisian Macao, where you can take photos under the Eiffel Tower and then walk to the Parisian Garden across the street. There are many great photo spots (see photo 3). There is a bus stop at the entrance of the Parisian Garden 🚌 Take bus A26 to the next check-in point Seac Pai Van Park Less than 10 minutes away, free admission 🎫 There are two giant pandas 🐼 named "Kai Kai" and "Xin Xin" that are very cute, as well as monkeys 🐒 After seeing the pandas, you can continue to take bus A26 to stroll around Coloane Town. If you don't want to see the pandas 🐼, you can spend more time at the next check-in point! Coloane Pier Get off at "Coloane Residents' Hall Station" and walk to "Lord Stow's Bakery" to check in for the best egg tarts in Macau. There are also many coffee shops nearby ☕️ A bottle of Hong Kong milk tea is a nice pairing :) Turn right to "Coloane Pier⛵️", turn back, and keep walking left to check in ✔️ October Fifth Street〰️Coloane Library〰️Church Chuk Wan Mansion Take bus A26 to this stop, as shown in photo 6! Note‼️ This is a residential area, so please keep quiet. Walk straight along S Bay to the end, where there is a small staircase leading to Long Chao Kok 👣 to start your seaside hike! Hac Sa Long Chao Kok The scenery along the way is beautiful, and you can take photos while enjoying the sea breeze and sunshine 🌅, but the wind is strong! You can chat with your friends while walking Soon you will reach the last check-in point, Hac Sa Beach 🌊 ⛺【Must-see attractions】: Hac Sa Beach I really like going to the beach to see the 🌊 After taking photos with my friends, I can choose to have a cup of lemon tea or pack a pork chop bun from Fatty's BBQ, and then sit on the beach and enjoy it slowly 🍩【Must-try food】: Macau egg tarts, Portuguese cuisine, and Han Kee's hand-brewed coffee in Coloane are all worth trying. 🏨【Accommodation guide】: The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao are both good choices. 🚌【Transportation guide】: Macau city tour: Take bus 15, 21, 21A, and other bus lines directly to Seac Pai Van Park Station, and walk a few steps to get there. 🧡【Tips】: Prepare in advance to avoid panic, and limited entry will be smoother. Be on time, and remember the panda's schedule. Speak softly and don't disturb the quiet panda babies. Don't forget sun protection and mosquito repellent, and enjoy outdoor adventures more freely.

[Hidden Cafe in Coloane, Macau] Hon Kee Coffee: A fishing village legend of 400 times of hand-beaten milk foam The aroma of coffee hidden in the ruins of the shipyard Located on Rua de Litchi Bowl in Coloane, Macau, Hon Kee Coffee is a hidden gem among locals. This simple cafe built with iron sheets and wood is hidden on a small hill in an abandoned shipyard area. Along the way, you can see the remains of the old shipyard and historical display boards revitalized by the government, as if you were walking into a time tunnel. Although the environment is primitive and the open space has only fans to dispel the heat, making it a bit stuffy in summer, this is the birthplace of the "star coffee" that even Chow Yun-fat (Fah Ge) is fascinated by. The legendary story of a cup of coffee The soul of Hon Kee - 400 times of hand-beaten coffee, behind which lies the inspiring story of the owner, Mr. Liang. He used to be a shipyard worker and nearly lost his left hand due to a work-related injury. During his rehabilitation period, he used hand-beaten coffee as a rehabilitation exercise and accidentally created coffee foam as dense as peanut butter. This drink, which is made by repeatedly beating instant coffee powder, sugar and water 400 times, became famous due to Chow Yun-fat's recommendation and is regarded as the originator of the popular "400 Times Coffee" in Korea. Features of hand-beaten coffee: Hot drink (MOP 22): The milk foam is thick with a caramel aroma and relatively sweet, suitable for those who love sweets. Cold Drink (MOP 28): Ice cubes dilute the sweetness and make the taste more refreshing, but the milk foam remains dense and not collapsed. The reviews were polarized: some were amazed by the fineness of the milk foam, while others thought that the sweetness masked the aroma of the coffee and suggested that "less sweetness" would be better. More than just coffee! Affordable food recommended by locals Although Hon Kee is famous for its coffee, the Hong Kong-style tea stall snacks on the menu are also worth a try: 1. Pork chop bun (MOP 25-28): The pork chop bun is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The meat is lean but not dry. The price is only half of that of the famous Macau restaurant "Shi Kee", which is very cost-effective. 2. Pork Chop Chumai (MOP 33): The noodles are chewy with sesame oil aroma, the pork chop is crispy and juicy, and the portion is generous. 3. Butter Toast (MOP 16): Toast with salty and sweet butter, simple yet comforting. However, some of the dishes received average reviews, such as the small portion of chicken wings and the milk tea that only came with tea bags for self-brew. It is recommended to avoid these minefields. Tips for visiting the store: Tips to avoid the crowds Business hours: 08:00-18:00 (closed on Wednesdays). It is recommended to go there in the morning on weekdays to avoid the long queues during holidays. Transportation: Walk about 10 minutes from Andrew's Bakery in Coloane city center, or take the bus to "Liansheng Roundabout Terminal" and then walk. Environmental tips: There is no air conditioning in the store, so you need to protect yourself from mosquitoes and sunscreen in summer; if you have enough time, you can visit the nearby Litchi Bowl Shipyard area to experience the history of the fishing village. Nearby Tours: Half-Day Stroll in Coloane Lychee Bowl Road, where Hon Kee is located, connects the classic attractions and food of Coloane: 1. Andrew's Bakery: It is a 1-minute walk to the original Portuguese Tarts store, where the crispy crust and the milky filling are a perfect match. 2. St. Francis Xavier Church: A goose-yellow Portuguese-style building, it was the filming location for the Korean drama "Palace: The Savage Princess" and has a very romantic atmosphere. 3. Avenida da Cinque Terre: This promenade is located along the coast. The sunset view at dusk is known as the "most beautiful in Macau". Is it worth going? The charm of Hon Kee lies not in its exquisite environment, but in the "fishing village touch" and the unique experience of hand-beaten coffee. If you are looking for internet-famous coffee shops or boutique cuisine, you may be disappointed; but if you want to experience Macau’s urban culture and plan a half-day tour with surrounding attractions, this is definitely a stop you cannot miss in Coloane. Shop visit quote: "The density of the dough made by hand is the temperature that cannot be replaced by machines; the fame that is brewed over time is the most simple scenery of the fishing village." #澳门之旅

Macau is known for its extravagant environment. After crossing the border and taking the shuttle bus, you can head to the casinos to try your luck and spend time shopping and dining in the casino malls, probably without ever leaving Taipa. However, Macau also has the daily lives of ordinary citizens. When the history of the residents is combined with Portuguese style and the unique features of the casinos, it creates a distinctive charm unique to Macau. The Ruins of St. Paul's is a landmark of Macau. Originally a church, it has become an essential attraction in Macau. On the way back from the Ruins of St. Paul's, you can check out Rua de Cinco de Outubro to find the old flavor of TVB. Along the way, you will pass several churches, which are early Portuguese buildings, and you can visit and take photos, but remember to keep quiet. Speaking of unique features, casino architecture is indispensable. The towering casino hotels, such as Wynn and Grand Lisboa, stand out among the old buildings, looking even more dazzling under the sunlight and blue sky. On a good weather day, it's perfect for taking a set of special architectural photos.

October Fifth Street, a nostalgic street in Macau, seems to have frozen in time. The winding alleys are lined with old Portuguese-style buildings, vibrant yet simple, telling stories of the past. This street is not only a living testament to Macau's history but also a reflection of the daily lives of the locals. The street is filled with various small shops, from nostalgic tea houses to long-established pastry shops, all exuding the charm of the old days. A cup of milk tea, a box of almond cookies, filled with warmth and memories. Walking here, one can feel the charm of cultural fusion and savor the simplicity of everyday life, making it a place that leaves a lasting impression and endless aftertaste.

I've eaten the cookies from Rua de Cinco de Outubro, but I didn't expect there to be a street in Macau called 📍Rua de Cinco de Outubro. This street is well-known because of the Hong Kong drama "Moonlight on October 5th." In the eyes of the locals, this 600-meter-long street is a symbol of "tranquility" and "peace" in Macau. ➡️ There are dozens of department stores, clothing stores, Chinese and Western pharmacies, tea shops, bakeries, and food wholesalers, which are still popular today.   How to visit❓   Rua de Cinco de Outubro refers to October 5th, named in commemoration of the Portuguese Revolution of 1910. The street is located near the Inner Harbor Pier, about a 10-minute walk from the Ruins of St. Paul's.   🔸Rainbow House At the intersection of Rua de Cinco de Outubro and Rua do Principe, there is a place called "Rainbow House." The colorful houses are painted with murals, which look really beautiful in photos.   🔹Catholic Church Walk up a steep slope and you will see this church, which has a Portuguese style. You can go inside the church to worship, but no photos are allowed inside.   👉More ▪️Yip Pui Kee Record Store ▪️China Department Store ▪️Kong Temple   What to eat❓   Now, the most popular industry on this street is the food industry. There are more than 20 restaurants of all sizes, many of which are old stores that have been passed down for decades or even hundreds of years. The food is delicious.   🔸Shi Xiang Peanuts and Melon Seeds   This is also the store I most want to recommend on this trip. It's a bit like a grocery store from my childhood, with an old clock ticking on the wall, full of childhood nostalgia. The owner is the second-generation heir of this store, which has been quietly guarded for 60 years. My favorite is the fermented bean curd peanuts, which have a fermented bean curd flavor and are very special.   🔹Zuanpu Coffee and Food   A local Macau tea restaurant with both Portuguese and local flavors. The signature dish is baked pork chop rice. I wanted to eat at Du Rong Kee next door, so I packed a pork chop bun to go.   🔸Du Rong Kee   There are no fancy styles, and the food is very authentic. The owner recommended the fish balls, which are fresh and chewy. We also ordered a siu mai rice roll. ⚠️ Note that the lemon tea is unsweetened, so you need to add syrup yourself. Add a little at a time, or it will be very sweet. It is said that the zongzi is very special, so you can try it for me.   👉More ▪️Da Long Feng Tea House  ▪️Rua de Cinco de Outubro Bakery ▪️Ying Kee Tea House ▪️Pin Fang Bakery ▪️Nanping Yaxu ▪️Fen Kee Roast Meat ▪️Tong Fook Tong Chinese Medicine Hall ▪️Hing Lam Mun Noodle House ▪️Leong Hing Kee ▪️Wing Fai Coffee and Food ▪️Chang Chau Coffee and Snacks   Tips👇👇👇 ❣Rua de Cinco de Outubro❣ 💕Address: Our Lady of Fatima Parish, Macau Special Administrative Region

Are you still watching the sunset at the popular camera spots on the peninsula? ️I have been to Macau no less than five times. Every time I go there is a great place to watch the sunset. It is a good place where you can enjoy the sunset leisurely while eating egg tarts without crowding with people. It is the October Fifth Road in Coloane Peninsula. Coloane is really a place that local drivers say is the countryside of Macau. There are really few tourists coming here. Even if they come, they mostly go to the Black Sand Beach. October 5th Road is across the river from Zhuhai Hengqin. It is a good place to take photos at both the blues and sunset. The light here is relatively softer. And you can pretend to take pictures of the sunset at the seaside 🌅 take the night view of Hengqin opposite or the lighthouse and the ferry in the river/it really looks good no matter what you take The lights on this road are warm orange and yellow all the way/with the retro shape and big trees, it is easy to make photos in minutes‼ ️The most important thing is that there are few cars and people here, so you won't feel constrained at all.

Macau Coloane City walk internet celebrity spot: Rua do Cunha in early October, how is the experience? 🗺️Let's start with where it is🗺️ Coloane Island in Macau is close to the southwest side, not far from the park where you can see pandas, but it is still more convenient to take a taxi🚗 to get there. 🖼️Overall style🖼️ It's an artistic and fresh walking district with a small area, along the coast but without a beach🏖️, right across from Zhuhai Hengqin, and you can see Chimelong with the naked eye~ 🚶🏻‍♂️Worth paying attention to🚶🏻‍♂️ 1️⃣There are a lot of internet-famous shops here, including coffee shops, restaurants, snacks, drinks, specialty products, groceries, souvenirs, etc., almost every one of them is worth visiting. These will be highlighted and recommended later. 2️⃣The district itself also has some historical buildings, including churches and such, and the old streets and roads are also worth exploring. 3️⃣Community events, such as markets, are often encountered here, which is also a nice experience. 📝To sum up📝 Rua do Cunha in early October is one of the few quiet and artistic districts in Macau with a sense of history and a fresh atmosphere. In addition to strolling, there are many shops worth checking in, one of the few places in Coloane that are worth visiting. 🧿Special tip🧿 Remember it is 【Rua do Cunha in early October】. There is another place in Macau with a similar name 【Rua Cinco de Outubro】, which is located on the Macau Peninsula, quite far away. Be sure to look carefully and clarify when setting the taxi location.

I miss you as always and wish you well👩🏼‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏼 Whether it's TVB's "Moonlight on the Fifth of October" or "Big Wheel" many years ago, Everyone must be familiar with this small fishing village in Macau. I have been to Macau many times but have never been to Coloane, which I miss so much✔️ This time I escaped from the center of Macau and came to the small fishing village of Coloane Island. Go find the most romantic "October 5th" road🌛 Compare the gorgeous and crowded Macau hotel malls There is a different feeling and taste here~ There is no hustle and bustle of Ruins of St. Paul's on Xinma Road, and no high-rise buildings in Taipa. You can empty out here, you can slow down... Coloane is a small fishing village located at the southernmost tip of Macau. This is really a magical place to take photos. Blow the sea breeze🌊Bask in the sun🌞Enjoy the comfort of travel You can also see Zhuhai Chimelong in the distance😄 If you have time, I suggest you spend half a day slowing down and walking here. There are various colors in Coloane. If you walk along the path, you will find a very beautiful rainbow house with exterior walls painted in various colors🌈 It’s like walking into a small European town. Every shot is amazing💐🌼🌸🌺 Taking photos📷Tip: 1⃣️You can see the niche camera of Zhuhai Chimelong 2⃣️After arriving at Coloane, walk directly towards the seaside and you will see it. You can sit on a bench and take a photo with Chimelong on the other side. 3⃣️Andrew Portuguese Tart Main Store You have to have one of the egg tarts from the main store! 4⃣️St. Francis Catholic Church💒 Coloane Library📖Colouan Pier⛵️ Don’t miss the various colorful houses and graffiti walls🎨 5⃣️Little days Japanese-style cultural and creative shop, coffee ☕️magazine 📖Various cultural and creative peripherals, very easy to shop, there are seats at the door to take photos📷 ❗️There are two October 5th days in Macau. One is the "October 5th Day" on Macau Island. Street", one is the Coloane "October 5th Street" in the picture. If you take a taxi, remember to tell the driver clearly.

Please, I beg you, stop going to the Ruins of St. Paul to see the crowds. The roads are narrow, the weather is hot, and it's simply not fun. I recommend a less-known citywalk route in Macau, where there are fewer people, good photo spots, and you can even see the sea! ✅citywalk route: Coloane Village ➡️ Lord Stow's Bakery ➡️ Coloane Pier ➡️ Rua do Cunha ➡️ Hac Sa Beach —————— 1️⃣ Starting from the Macau Peninsula, take bus 26A to the "Coloane Village" stop, get off and walk. Along the way, you will pass the main store of Lord Stow's Bakery. You might want to browse first and buy later; their egg tarts are really tasty and won't disappoint. 2️⃣ Continue walking and turn right to enter the pier area. You will pass the Coloane Fishermen's Association, where the blue and yellow houses make a beautiful backdrop for photos. Then, keep going past Coloane Coffee until you reach Coloane Pier. Using a Fujifilm filter and flash for photos can yield great results, and it's very cool and breezy there. Right across is Hengqin Island in Zhuhai. 3️⃣ After visiting, you'll need to return the same way, but the distance is short. As you walk back, you'll see the sea on one side, which is almost dry, and colorful houses on the other. Along the way, there are also some graffiti walls and ice cream shops. Rua do Cunha is right here. 4️⃣ When the sun is not so hot, you can take a bus to Hac Sa Beach, where the final stop of bus 26A is. Although the beach is not very big, it's really quite pleasant and comfortable. There aren't many people, and sitting by the shore, enjoying the sea breeze and daydreaming, makes for another beautiful day.

While City walking on Rua Cinco de Outubro in Macau's Coloane, I stumbled upon a studio named 【Macau No.1】. Here, you can gain a new perspective on Macau and appreciate its beauty. 🗺️Let's start with the location🗺️ Rua Cinco de Outubro in Macau's Coloane, it's more towards the inside, so you might need to rely on fate to encounter it. 🖼️Style and Features🖼️ The front looks like an antique shop, while the back entrance leads to a souvenir shop that sells coffee and drinks. The ground floor is the studio, and the whole place feels like a guesthouse... The main draw is its multifunctional, eclectic complex. 🎨Original by Lily🎨 The signature indicates that the artist and owner is probably named Lily. The painting style has a unique depth reminiscent of Cézanne, with themes featuring Macau's scenery, some famous landmarks, and various aspects of life. The quiet shop atmosphere, with artworks turned into bookmarks🔖, postcards🎑, and other printed memorabilia, including the paintings themselves, are all available for purchase. The fluttering door curtain in the afternoon breeze leaves a lasting impression of this afternoon on Rua Cinco de Outubro. 📝To sum up📝 Rua Cinco de Outubro is a place suitable for exploration and serendipitous encounters. Here, you meet people, shops, and favorite items, experiencing the unique coziness on the fringe of Macau. It's a niche and alternative way to enjoy a trip to Macau.

The joy of life lies in the endless strolling In the encounters and farewells - 🇲🇴How to get to Macau I. By ferry🚢 1️⃣Shenzhen Shekou Port👉Macau Outer Harbour🚢 Take the 9:00 ferry, it's safer to arrive at Shekou Terminal half an hour early, print the paper ferry ticket on the 2nd floor of the departure hall (scan the pass, it's best to print both ways), prepare the health code (Customs Passenger Fingertip Service mini-program) for customs clearance; check in and board the ferry 10 minutes in advance. After disembarking and entering Macau, you can see 'Lisboa Exchange', where you can exchange some Macanese Pataca for bus fare. 2️⃣Macau Outer Harbour👉Fisherman's Wharf After leaving Macau Outer Harbour, you can go to the Roman Square at Fisherman's Wharf to check in, it looks good from any angle! 3️⃣Fisherman's Wharf👉Ruins of St. Paul's🚌 Take bus route 3A to visit the Ruins of St. Paul's. Nearby are Love Lane, Rua de Cinco de Outubro, and other alleys worth exploring~ II. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge🌁 1️⃣After crossing the border at Shenzhen Bay Port, take bus B3X (14.7 HKD) and get off at 'Red Bridge' station, remember to switch to a network that works in Hong Kong, buy a data card or roaming data, use Alipay for transportation in Hong Kong to scan and ride, transfer at the same station to bus A36 (19.8 HKD) and ride two stops to 'Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Port Inspection Building', follow the signs to enter the Hong Kong port. 2️⃣Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Hong Kong Port - Macau After entering the Hong Kong port, just follow the normal border crossing process, only need to go through Hong Kong customs once. After crossing, there are self-service machines to buy shuttle bus tickets (single trip 68 HKD/adult), it is recommended to buy an adult ticket for 58 on VxGZH Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge shuttle bus At Macau port, you can take the bus at platform C to enter the city. The return journey is the same, and if not returning to the mainland, only one entry stamp for Hong Kong and Macau is counted. Tested from Shenzhen to Macau in about two hours - 🇲🇴Macau's attractions are very concentrated, mainly divided into three parts🚩Macau Peninsula (old city area), 🚩Taipa Peninsula (glitz and glamor), 🚩Coloane Island (waves and beaches).

The 'Historic Centre of Macau' stretches from the Mount Fortress in the east to the Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal in the west, from the A-Ma Temple in the south to the Camoes Garden in the north. It encompasses over 20 historical buildings including the A-Ma Temple, the Maritime Administration Building, St. Dominic's Church, the Ruins of St. Paul's, and the Monte Fort, as well as seven closely connected public squares. The 'Historic Centre of Macau' preserves the essence of over four hundred years of cultural exchange between East and West. It is the oldest, largest, and most well-preserved and concentrated historic district in China, where Western-style buildings dominate, complemented by Chinese-style architecture. The glittering luxury hotels are just a stone's throw away from the quaint, nostalgic streets and alleys. The bright colors of Western buildings paired with the classical grandeur of Chinese architecture do not clash, creating a harmonious blend. Macau offers an all-encompassing culinary culture, a relaxed and leisurely lifestyle, a shopping environment with a wide variety of goods and few people, and a deep historical heritage. Macau possesses an irreplaceable urban charm.

| Fall in love with the relaxation here. The streets and alleys of Macau are full of sweet and delicious smells The peninsula has a very lively atmosphere I heard that Coloane is very beautiful, but unfortunately it was already dark when I went It's also very comfortable to feel the sea breeze along the Avenida 5 de Outubro I went to Chen Sheng Ji for dinner and had curry fried rice noodles. I'm still thinking about it! It's so delicious!! I didn't stay long enough in Coloane! If I have the chance, I want to go to Andrew's Coffee again to take pictures and watch the sunset on Avenida 5 de Outubro !

In my impression, Macau is always full of life and wealth! But when I came to this seaside path I just discovered that Macau🇲🇴 can also be very artistic! . 📍The road on the fifth day of October 🚌Macau Bus 26A/21A👉Coloane Town Hall 🎨Bright dopamine color matching This makes this short seaside path of four to five hundred meters It satisfies all my fairy tale imagination about Macau~ . ⭐Recommended check-in: ✅Saint Francis Cathedral in Coloane An all-yellow Catholic church stands on the street, and it looks incompatible with the blue wooden door! 🌞Beach travel style photos taken under the sun will definitely look great~ . ✅Coloane Library This is the first time I’ve seen a library with yellow and green colors, it’s so artistic! It feels like a vacation! . ✅The corner of the road & boat shop on October 5th The wall at this three-way intersection is graffitied into a yellow fairy tale, which is great for filming~ . ✅Seaside bench Sitting on a bench by the sea and looking at Zhuhai Hengqin on the other side of the sea is another sense of atmosphere! . ✅Tam Sin Temple It is said that it is very effective to seek wealth and safety~ You can check in together . ✅S curved road in Zhuwan Haoyuan It is about 2 kilometers away from the October 5th Road, and is directly accessible by bus 26A/21A. It is indeed a movie ~ Awesome S-shaped road! I want to go on vacation again 😭

Near the Ruins of St. Paul in Macau, there is a food street named 'October 5th Street'. On this street, you can taste a variety of delicacies, including pork chop buns, crab porridge, sawdust pudding, etc. These delicacies are all special foods in Macau and are very worth a try. In addition, near the pedestrian street of the Ruins of St. Paul, there is an old street named 'Fulong New Street'. There are many historical buildings on this street, and they are very well preserved. You can taste a variety of delicacies here, including the Indonesian 'Naughty Chef. Nuri Restaurant', their signature roast pork ribs are very flavorful, the meat is chewy, paired with NURI’S WARUNG secret sauce, the outside is crispy and the inside is glutinous, it is a pure Balinese pork chop. In addition, their Kuta Beach shrimp roe pasta is also very delicious, cream + chili does not make people feel greasy. In general, there are many food streets and restaurants near the Ruins of St. Paul in Macau, and you can choose according to your own taste and preference.

Address-October 5th Road, Macau Peninsula Features - Macau specialty Cantonese food stalls~Experience different local customs~~Highly recommended👍🏻 Price per person-MOP120 Rating - AAAA #TravelGoodPlace #WeekendTravel #Macaufood #大包豆