Rampage in Macau | Mostly churches

Rampage in Macau | Mostly Churches Today's crazy walking route includes many churches. Rose Hall ➡️ Mercy Hall ➡️ Municipal Office ➡️ St. Joseph's Monastery and Cathedral ➡️ Gongding Square ➡️ St. Augustine's Church ➡️ St. Lorenzo Church • Measure Macau with your footsteps, even if your legs and waist are tired, you still enjoy it. The temperature of 20℃ is just right, the sunshine is bright, and the old city is romantic. The next second, put on sunglasses and continue to walk around.~ • 🔸Rose Hall Rose Hall A Baroque-style church with yellow, white, and green colors, dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary. After seeing so many European churches, the churches in Macau may seem simpler, but they are still quite elegant. 🔸Ren Ci Hall Ren Ci Hall Building The Mercy Hall is a charity organization in Macau, built in the mid-18th century with a neoclassical architectural style. Its exterior is in white tones, and of all the buildings I've seen, I like the Mercy Hall the most. 🔸City Hall Council Chamber Library The Municipal Affairs Bureau is located right across from the square, serving as the office for civil and municipal affairs. 🔸Gangding Theater Gangding Theater From a small hill, you can see a tender green western-style theater. When I went there that day, I found out it was closed on Tuesdays. Unfortunately, I couldn't go inside, so I just took some photos outside. 🔸St. Joseph's Monastery and Church, and the St. Joseph's Monastery Treasure Museum At the very end of the front square is this monastery, next to which there is a beautiful garden library building. 🔸St. Augustine's Church, St. Augustine's Church Opposite the Gangding Theater is the St. Augustine Church, a church built by Spaniards in southern European style with light yellow walls and green doors and windows. It's very cool inside when you step in. 🔸St. Lorenz Church, St. Lorenz Church The St. Lawrence Church is the most beautiful, with many chandeliers and stained glass windows. The church faces the bay along a short alley. After visiting the church, you can take a walk by the seaside, where you can see the Grand Lisboa Hotel and the Macau Tower.