Macau's little-known attractions @House of Mercy

#MacauHiddenCheck-in Spot The Po-zai House is located at the end of the alley of Mong Hac Sao in the old district of Macau. Because the people who used to live there were all elderly grandmothers, it became a nursing home for women and the nearby neighbors called it the "Po-zai House". There is a small courtyard and two century-old Portuguese-style buildings in the Pozai House, with bright yellow walls and vermilion windows and doors. The most eye-catching are the two old camphor trees, which look like tall and big guardian gods, stretching out thriving green arms. The fragrance of the trees is refreshing, making it a great place to check in and take photos! ! The Po-Chai House has now been revitalized into an art space full of Macau characteristics. It currently covers an area of ​​about 1,300 square meters, including two old Portuguese two-story buildings facing each other across a courtyard. There are a total of 32 rooms of about 16 square meters in size. These rooms are now used for exhibitions and different art studios, including: dyeing workshop, children's art playroom, pottery studio (wheel throwing room and hand sculpting room, etc.). Various art workshops are also held regularly here for both children and adults to participate. As a niche attraction in Macau, friends who love art and culture should remember not to miss it! ! 👍👍 Detailed address: BI-1, No. 8, Alley of Fengtang, Macau (ground floor and first floor, free admission)