Macau
Macau01 : The Ruins of St.Paul - Largo do Senado - Monte Fortress - the Museum of Macau - St. Anthony's Church
As the picture shows, this ruined church is a very famous attraction, called the Ruins of St. Paul. Almost every tourist who comes to Macau will go to see it. Additionally, there are several streets of antique dealing around it. So, many antique collectors like going there.
It takes you about half one day to get around the Ruins of St. Paul. Around it, still many other attractions are well worth seeing, such as Largo do Senado, Monte Fortress, the Museum of Macau and St. Anthony's Church.
Macau02 : Largo do Senado - Rua do Dr. Soares - Rua Central - Avenida da Praia Grande - Avenida da Boavista - Calcada da Penha - Estrada de D. João Paulino - Rua de S. Tiago da Barra - A-Ma Temple
This itinerary is very suitable for those who have known Macau. It's a long itinerary, but you can learn more about the cultural differences between the West and the East.
Start from Largo do Senado and then turn left to Calçada do Tronco Velho. Along the Calçada do Tronco Velho, you may get to Largo de Santo Agostinho. The road surface of Largo de Santo Agostinho is paved by blinding and very antique green streetlights can be seen. On the left side of Largo de Santo Agostinho stands a church, called Igreja de São Agostinho in Portuguese.
After that, you can go on to walk along Rua do Dr. Soares, Rua Central, Avenida da Praia Grande, Avenida da Boavista, Calcada da Penha, Estrada de D. João Paulino and Rua de S. Tiago da Barra, and finally reach the A-Ma Temple.
Macau03: The eastern ending of Av. Almeida Ribeiro - Largo do Senado - the western ending of Av. Almeida Ribeiro
You may start walking from the eastern ending of the Av. Almeida Ribeiro, which is one of the major streets in Macau. On this avenue, you can see museum and church and also many restaurants and stores. The core of Av. Almeida Ribeiro is at Largo do Senado. It's a plaza and a lot of people like to take photos. This avenue is branched off by some lanes. You may have a walk on these lanes. It's also very interesting. When you get to the western ending of this avenue, you can see the sea.
Tip: At night, this avenue becomes more vibrant. It's ablaze with light and many people stroll there.
Macau01 : The Ruins of St.Paul - Largo do Senado - Monte Fortress - the Museum of Macau - St. Anthony's Church
Macau02 : Largo do Senado - Rua do Dr. Soares - Rua Central - Avenida da Praia Grande - Avenida da Boavista - Calcada da Penha - Estrada de D. João Paulino - Rua de S. Tiago da Barra - A-Ma Temple
Macau03: The eastern ending of Av. Almeida Ribeiro - Largo do Senado - the western ending of Av. Almeida Ribeiro
Questions & Reviews
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Nov. 9,2009 20:12 Reply
Ms.Jasmine(singapore) said:
Hi I am from Singapore. I will be going to Macau for 5 days holiday. I will be staying at Presidente hotel for the first two days and Venetian for last two days. May I know are there any interesting places or shopping malls around Presidente hotel. If I wish to go zhuhai for a few hours shopping how do I go to zhuhai, by bus or by ferry? And how to get to the ferry terminal from venetian? Thank you.