[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for St. Lazarus Church District (Updated Jul)

#Macau Hidden Photo Spots Rush to Macau to find the giant Labubu ~ Once you get out of the border, take the Fortune Bus to the 16th Pool Entertainment Center, follow this route without a detour, 5 photo spots to let you snap your memory card! 🌟 5 must-visit themed photo spots 📍White Pigeon Nest Front Place | CryBaby Authentic Snack Theme Full wall neon sign with CryBaby cute crying face, next to fishball, waffle shaped installation, remember to let your friends shoot from the side, seconds out of Hong Kong style retro blockbuster! 📍Crazy Hall Alley | BabyMolly special souvenir theme Portuguese yellow walls match the blue sky, BabyMolly holding almond cake, meatball shaped props, wearing light-colored clothes standing under the arch, a casual shot is fresh ~ 📍Gang Ding Front Land | DIMOO • Small Town Ice Cream Theme The neon sign reads "Let's have a bowl of fishball noodles", DIMOO wears Hong Kong-style school uniform and sits next to the table and chairs of the ice cream parlor. Remember to buy a cup of milk tea as a prop, the retro ice room atmosphere is full! 📍Tai Samba Fountain | Molly classic photo The giant Molly in the center of the fountain square wearing Macau characteristic clothing, the background is the iconic fountain, at night after the lights on more video, remember to turn on the portrait mode to shoot! 📍Taipa Pai Kok Road Rest Area | Labubu theme The treasure of the town shop is here! Super giant Labubu sitting in the rest area, behind the blue sky and white clouds, it is recommended to shoot after 4 pm with the softest light, looking up shows Labubu more shocking ~ Bring Bubble Mart fans to Macau to collect stamps, every point is super good to shoot, remember to check in in order without detours! #MacauPhoto #BubbleMart #Labubu #MacauTravel #Macau Strategy

🌞 Summer vacation is coming soon! Macau's midsummer fantasy journey sets off Play around with "tourism + culture + ecology" in-depth experience! 📷The trendiest gameplay this summer! Three major themed activities are seamlessly connected, from roaming Macau with POP MART, to Sanrio characters fantasy garden, to Lotus FUN City ‧ Cultural and Creative Market, 🚃 free bus shuttle + air-conditioned market + indoor and outdoor photo spots, family fun and hipster roaming is satisfied! 🎨 [Roaming Macau with POP MART] Macau limited photo scene 📅 Limited date: 2025.06.06 - 09.21 🔥 Super popular characters dive into the streets of Macau, collect stamps and draw to play through! 📍 Four summer vacation check-in routes 🤍Baby Molly@Crazy Hall Alley The cute Baby Molly holding almond biscuits, drinking herbal tea at a small cultural and creative shop 🤎 LABUBU@ Taipa Pai Kok Road Rest Area Funny appearance in front of Portuguese-style architecture (near Guan Ye Street), wood bran pudding ice cream shop 👍DIMOO@gang top front ground The music plaza made its elegant debut, and the library was air-conditioned ❤️ CRYBABY@White Pigeon Nest Front Place Garden teardrop art installation, tree shade bench resting 🎁 Event Base POP STATION @ Lees Building in front of the Assembly Pavilion Macau-exclusive "MEGA SPACE MOLLY Egg Tart" photo spot and POP MART pop-up shop 🌞Summer limited gameplay🥸 ► Spend $100 to win limited event gifts ► Check-in to redeem limited edition postcards ► Collect "MACAO Seals" to record your time in Australia 🌸【Sanrio characters Fantasy Garden】Northern District Summer Festival 📅 Limited Date: 29.03.2025-10.13 (covers the entire summer vacation!) 📍 Hot spot photo spots ✅ Han Market Park: Food-themed photo-taking installation ✅ Lotus Plaza in Tsing Chau Plaza: Flower themed photo installation ✅ Tsing Chau Main Road: 180 meters themed photo wall ✨Free fun: consumer raffles, booth games, flash meet-and-greets, dance performances 🚌 [Hello Kitty Theme Bus] Cute Bus! ▸ Travel period: 2025.05.18 - 10.13 ▸ Free shuttle to the Northern District | 5 daily services (10:00/11:30/13:00/15:00/16:30) ▸ Pick-up/Drop-off Point: Qingmao Port Terminal or Caiyuan New Street (near Guan Gate Port) ▸ Drop-off points: Black Sand Ring Oriental Pearl, Woo Han Market Park, Yi Yuen (photo wall), Chopsticks Base Oriental Coast > ✅ Plenty of air conditioning ✅ Summer vacation ✅ Direct access to the business district > Note: Typhoon Signal No. 8 is suspended 🙌 Remember to book online 🪷🌿 [Lotus FUN City ‧ Cultural and Creative Market] Weekend Summer Retreat Cultural and Creative Base 📅 Cool Summer Dates: Saturdays and Sundays (7-8/14-15/21-22/28-29) 2025.06 📍Location: Taipa Long Wan Pu Yun (Indoor Exhibition Hall + Shu Yam Market) ▸Time: 3:30-7:30pm It’s most comfortable to avoid the scorching sun! ▸ Free to participate: - Cultural and Creative Market (Handmade Cool Fans, Specialty Ice Drinks) - Flash show (musical dance in the cool evening breeze) - Craft experience: Class starts at 16:30 Remember to register in advance👉 💡Summer Summer Smart Play Tips 1. Midday summer escape plan: Take the Hello Kitty themed bus → drill into Long Wan Pu Yun Market/Gong Ting Library 2. Parent-Child Discharge Recommendation: Northern District Booth Game (Evening Session) → Craft Workshop → Night Shot Glowing Photo Wall! 3. Preparation for heatstroke: ✅ Lightweight small fan ✅ Sunscreen cap ✅ Electronic badge replaces paper 📣 Plan your trip from today: Roam with POP MART in Macau x Sanrio characters Fantasy Garden × Lotus FUN City ‧ Cultural and Creative Market, three surprises at once! #Parent-Child Places #Macau Food Guide #Parent-Child Places Guide #Parent-Child Activities #Macau Photo #Macau Travel

❤️ [Real Experience Edition] Macau 3-Day, 2-Night Guide (Avoid the Internet Celebrity Traps) 📍Day 1: Strolling Through the Historic District *✅Morning*: Arrive at the Ruins of St. Paul's at 8am! Fewer people and great photo opportunities. The Uniqlo on the second floor next door is a must-see spot. Romance Lane can be explored in 5 minutes, so don't expect too much. *☀️Noon*: Wong Chi Kei Wonton Noodles (60-year-old local restaurant) is more to my taste than the Internet celebrity Portuguese restaurants. *💞Afternoon*: Travessa da Paixão (a niche, artistic street) → Guia Lighthouse (a great spot for sunset views, 15-minute climb) *🏨Overnight*: Sofitel Macau At Ponte 16 (super convenient location, king of value for money) 📍Day 2: Glitz and Glamour in Taipa *✅Morning*: Arrive at Rua do Cunha before 10am! You can get an Andrew's egg tart after a 15-minute wait (don't go to the one in the Venetian). 🚶*Hidden Gem*: Walk 15 minutes from the back of Rua do Cunha to the Taipa Houses-Museum. Fewer people and beautiful scenery. *☀️Afternoon*: Wynn Palace Fountain (performance on the hour) + free cable car (most beautiful at dusk) *‼️Avoid*: The Venetian shopping center has inflated prices and is only suitable for taking pictures. 📍Day 3: Recommended by Locals *🍝Breakfast*: Nam Ping (Old Brand on Rua de Cinco de Outubro) *🏖Secret Spot*: Coloane Library → Hac Sa Beach (fewer people and cleaner) *✅Bonus*: Before returning, go to the third floor of Mercado de Campo to eat Chi Kei Beef Offal (MOP 60 will fill you up). 💥Real Advice: 💰1. Exchange MOP 500, which is enough (most places accept Alipay). ✅2. Wear comfortable shoes! An average of 20,000 steps per day. 🚌3. Bus: MOP 6/ride; Taxi: MOP 19 starting price (calling a taxi via an app is cheaper than hailing one on the street). ❤️4. Avoid weekends! Hotel prices are twice as high. 🌱🌺 (Based on personal experience, this is a time-saving and enjoyable way to spend the Labor Day holiday.)

#MacauAttractions Fengtang Alley, this name sounds a bit mysterious. It is located in the central part of the Macau Peninsula, starting from Rua do Wo Long and Rua do José Antonio Amadeus in the east, and extending to Rua do Confessionos, Rua do Gaoyuan and Rua do San Sheng in the west. This slope road not only has an interesting name, but also has a historical story behind it. The name of Fengtang Alley comes from "Fengtang", which actually commemorates a leprosy hospital that was once opened here. This hospital is the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China. Later, a simple wooden church was built near the hospital to house the statue of the Virgin Mary. This church is the predecessor of Our Lady of Hope Church. Because the church is located on a sloping street, the name "Fengtang Alley" has been passed down. Turning into a branch road from Fengtang Alley, the sight before you is amazing. The narrow streets are paved with exquisite mosaics, and steps are built in an orderly manner on the slopes at the intersections. The buildings and walls on both sides are painted in Macau’s unique bright yellow color, shining brightly in the sun. Albergo San Luis is not only a great place to take photos, but also a great place to experience Macau’s history and culture.

Because there was a leprosy hospital here, it was the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China. It was a restricted area in the past and the locals avoided it as much as possible. The Wong Tak Church next to the hospital is a small church, specially for leprosy patients to pray, so it is called "Crazy Church" or "Crazy Temple", and the sloping road in front of the church is also named "Crazy Church Alley". ⋯⋯⋯⋯ For hundreds of years, Chinese and Western cultures have coexisted and thrived together. In the history of Fengtang Alley, it was where the Portuguese lived, and where Christians lived in Christchurch, and it was also a village where Han people lived. The 19th century southern European two-story houses are preserved here. The yellow and red Portuguese exterior, the long windows, and the Portuguese floor tiles with gravel mosaics are full of exotic atmosphere. Once you step into this place, you will have the illusion of traveling through time. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Now Fengtang Alley is a gathering place for literary and artistic creators. In addition to art schools and art galleries, there are also small markets during holidays. There are not many tourists, and there is no noise from group tourists, so you can enjoy a relaxing and comfortable stroll. The lights are turned on at night, making this place even more romantic. It is worth visiting during the day and then again at night. Tips: There are several places you must not miss. ❶ The century-old Dafengtang Art House (there are calligraphy classes on weekend afternoons) ❷ Fengtang No. 10 Creative Park (Exhibition Hall Cultural and Creative Park) ❸ Fengtang No. 8 Fanzai House (former nursing home) ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Transportation: 10 minutes walk from the Ruins of St. Paul’s. #crazyalley #Macautravel

#globaltravel There is a colorful street near the Ruins of St. Paul's It is lined with colorful Portuguese-style buildings It feels like wandering the streets of Portugal The origin of "Crazy Hall Diagonal Alley" can be traced back to the 16th century It is to avoid the displacement of leprosy patients A church was built next to the hospital - "Wangde Church". Unfortunately, medical conditions were lagging behind People avoid patients with leprosy That’s why it’s called “Crazy Hall” by residents. Now this place has become a check-in place for Macau's literary and artistic youth to gather It is loved by cultural and creative youth During the holidays, there will be performances by artists, painters setting up stalls, and selling handmade jewelry Plus plenty of sunshine nearby Colorful large window house It’s like a landscape oil painting It makes people want to take photos and check in 📍Crazy Hall Slanted Alley #WeekendTravel #Macau

Located in Macau's Tap Seac neighborhood, Algarve is an exotic and impressive street where I had a great time. Walking in this ancient sloping alley, I felt the strong historical atmosphere. Macau's Fengtang Alley is a place full of unique charm. Walking into this diagonal alley, it feels like traveling through a time tunnel, taking me back to the Macau of the past. The buildings on both sides of the alley are colorful and exude a strong historical atmosphere. Here, I can see the style and characteristics of traditional Portuguese architecture, as if every corner contains a story. In addition to being a great place to experience Macau’s profound historical heritage, this diagonal alley is also a popular spot for taking photos and checking in. Many tourists come here to record the happy moments of their journey with cameras or mobile phones. Since this street makes people feel like they are in Europe, many newlyweds decide to take wedding photos here. In summary, Macau's Fengtang Alley is a place full of history and cultural heritage. Walking in this diagonal alley, I felt the charm of Macau. I will always remember this charming scenery and rich cultural atmosphere. #Macau must-visit check-in spots

【Attraction】Feng Tang Xie Alley 【Address】Near No. 13 Feng Tang Xie Alley (800 meters walk from Ruins of St. Paul's) Macau is not just about shopping, there are countless attractions in the narrow streets, missing them is a waste. *The road you've walked is also a memory of a deserted building. There are not many tourists here, it's easy to take photos with feelings, it's indeed very suitable for literary and artistic youth. *Feng Tang Xie Alley is close to the Macau Museum and the Ruins of St. Paul's, it's a street with Portuguese style. The old buildings on the street are all painted yellow and red, the road is covered with beautiful patterns of mosaic pebbles, and the street lights have been changed to European style, just like Lisbon. *The love lock wall in Feng Tang Xie Alley, an easily overlooked alley, make a quiet wish there and lock it on the wall. *Feng Tang Xie Alley is a literary and artistic alley in St. Lazarus Parish, many important buildings are located here. The Pó House is a representative building, which has been transformed into the art space we see today after Macau returned to the motherland, showing new vitality. *Travel guide: Feng Tang Xie Alley in St. Lazarus Parish is open for free, the shooting effect is best on sunny days. It's only over 300 meters from the Cannon Fort and about 700 meters from the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, you can walk there.

Macau is still very hot now☀️How can I feel the autumn atmosphere? 🌬️The main character Gelato has 10 flavors, all of which are very fresh and suitable for summer fruit flavors 🌬️My favorite flavor is coconut, which is mixed with the tenderest meat inside the coconut shell. It’s really thoughtful! The taste is fresh and not too sweet, perfect for summer! 🌬️There is also the almond biscuit flavor that I have never seen before! This is truly unique to Macau! Who would have thought that they would add almond biscuits to ice cream? It tastes like almond milk, very special. Upon asking, I learned that the ice cream is made with the most fragrant almond biscuits from Macau’s time-honored bakery, with a church-shaped sweet cookie on top. 🌬️The staff said that only pistachio flavor of Gelato is available permanently, and other flavors will change from time to time according to the season. I personally hope that coconut flavor will be available for a long time💗 . ⭐️People with decision-making difficulties struggled for a long time, and the clerk generously told us that we could try the flavors to see which one we liked. Grapefruit, cheese, mango sago, lychee rose, and watermelon all had very refreshing tastes. 🌬️The chocolate is also well made, with a strong pistachio flavor, a bit heavier than the fruit flavor 🌬️One scoop is $32, two scoops are $42, the sorbet is easy to dissolve, so it is best to enjoy it as soon as possible In addition, I also tried the new scones, which are salty, with onion and ham flavors. The texture is softer than the usual scones and they are also delicious! ⭐️The store is located in Fengtang Alley, which has an exotic neighborhood atmosphere that I really like. It is also very close to Rua do Campo and Guia New Street! The store’s interior decoration is mainly American retro style, and it also sells Macau cultural and creative products on consignment. #weekendtrip #foodguide #macauweekendtrip

There is more than Tianchao in Macau for French cuisine. Fengtang has always been a small French restaurant that is loved by locals. The decoration is elegant and exquisite. The store is relatively small and only serves a few customers. The seats are limited. The lunch & dinner set menu is changed every month. It is prepared by a Le Cordon Bleu chef. The lunch set is about $300 or less, and the dinner set is $600 per person. It is cost-effective! Why not try Macau during the weekend? But remember to book online. Address: 4A, Rua de San Luqi #MacauWeekendTour#MacauFood

Take a stroll along Fengtang Alley and admire the local art and culture. This historic street was once a place of residence and commercial activities for the Portuguese, and was also a gathering place for artists. Here, you can admire public artworks such as murals and sculptures and experience the local cultural atmosphere. Macau sometimes holds events such as the Art Festival and the Crazy Hall Art Festival. These activities allow you to gain a deeper understanding of Macau’s culture and art, and have fun with the local people. #MacauAttractions

The three-storey Lin House Coffee has a slightly different atmosphere on each floor; after ordering downstairs, you can browse the Japanese selection shop on the second floor, and then go up to the third floor to enjoy coffee. The third floor also retains the floor tiles of Macau's old houses, but has Portuguese-style doors and windows, which is full of nostalgic flavor. The highlight is here, you must go to the outdoor blue spiral staircase to take pictures, full of atmosphere! I probably took dozens of pictures, and then went up to the endless rooftop, where you could sit on a wooden chair and sip coffee, and you could see the Grand Lisboa! When the weather is not hot, it is also a good place to rest💫 This meal: 🤍Mocha 🤍 Ice Cream Horn Waffle Made with selected 75% cocoa, Mocha is rich and not too sweet. But the ox horn waffle is more to my liking, hot and crispy, plus the slate street flavor ice cream is unbeatable. 📍Linzhai Coffee By Lams Coffee @bylamscoffee Address: 36 Magis Street, Macau (Go straight across the street from Sai Fung Diagon, towards Mad Hall Diagonal Lane) #OverseasTravel #foodie #cafe #Summer Good Places #Summer Food Recommendations #hkfoodie #travel #food #Macau Food #Macau Attractions #Macau Travel Guide #Dating Good Places #Photo #Food Shopping #Couples Good Places

#Macau Attractions The hundreds of meters long Crazy Hall Alley is the epitome of Macau's cultural and creative industries, attracting many tourists to take pictures🤳 The elegant and noble architectural features of Notre Dame Church are still full of charm despite the historical changes😍 Across the street, the Great Crazy Hall is like a snow-white palace, every stone carving is very exquisite💕 Stepping onto the stone steps, the classical street lights light up, the whole Crazy Hall Alley becomes more fantastic, more attractive 😍 It is simply a fairy tale European town 🏰 beautiful 👀

One of the oldest churches in Macau is the St. Lazarus church located in Adro de São Lazaro, Macao it was built between 1557 and 1560 but completely rebuilt in 1885. You will feel the 20th century vibes when you visit the St. Lazarus church, with it’s structure and the surrounding. And while walking heading to the church you will see a lot of shop to enjoy some shopping and food hopping. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #wandergine21

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From the Wangde Hall to find the way, it is the mad hall oblique lane. The second building that comes into view is this religious church Wangdetang has become the activity center of the elderly. Opposite the church is a very famous building "Great Crazy Hall". This is an elegant Southern European style building, exquisitely carved, baroque cylinders, arc-shaped cast iron railings, and a sense of elegance. There are several yellow Portuguese-style buildings on the 8th of the Chuntang Inclined Alley. It is very eye-catching in the crazy hallway. These buildings are the Rencitang House. As for the origin of this place, it is really famous. During the Second World War, a large number of Shanghai Portuguese people went to Macao, where they became the shelter of the refugees and the poor. In fact, the real name of the house was the House of the Poor. Later, I changed to a nursing home and let some elderly women who have never married for a lifetime, so they are called a house. Behind the Po Tsai House is a "Crazy Hall No. 10 Creative Garden", a pale yellow four-storey Portuguese building. There are often cultural exhibitions held here, with many exhibitions and art workshops on photography, ocarina, ceramics, oil painting, manga, fashion, graphic design, sculpture. It used to be the office of the Macao Independent Commission Against Corruption and the Environmental Committee. It is a heritage building with a long history in Macau.

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Attend a local music performance at Pátio de S. Domingos and stroll through the Portuguese-style architecture. Enjoy dinner at the hotel's high-quality Portuguese restaurant, which I've visited multiple times. Don't miss the octopus salad, grilled sardines, and Portuguese red wine for $198—highly recommended. Day 2: Swim in the infinity pool with an open view in the morning. Remember, the massage pool next to the swimming pool operates from 11 AM to 6 PM. Day 3: Visit a small Portuguese restaurant in the old town (Castico) and try their grilled codfish—it’s surprisingly good. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Roosevelt Hotel 🍴 Food Recommendation: Douro (Octopus Salad, Grilled Sardines) / Castico (Portuguese Grilled Codfish) 📌 Practical Tips: Taking the bus is convenient / Don’t forget to buy almond cookies from Lok Kei Bakery / If you have time, visit the outlet on the 3rd floor of the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal.

#Macau Hidden Photo Spot 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours 📍Address: Macau Crazy Hall Alley, 10 minutes walk near Tai Samba 💞Reason for recommendation: During the summer holidays in July, the Crazy Hall Alley has been transformed into a must-visit photo spot, attracting many tourists to visit 🎊 The quiet streets added Bubble Mart elements, the cute cartoon character Molly appeared on the streets, and also added Macau's unique elements, almond cake, egg roll decoration craftsmanship, so that people can not only watch, but also appreciate Macau culture😍 The various installation art makes people unable to stop taking pictures, and you can also visit the art exhibitions of Grandma's House and Crazy Hall to feel the unique charm of 18th century Portuguese architecture🥰

In the prosperous town full of debauchery and extravagance, there is a century-old alleyway that carries the pain and memory of history. No matter how ruthlessly the years torture us, it still firmly guards the footprints of the past and reminds people not to forget that memory. This is really my favorite place in Macau. #Macau #FengtangXianxiang #HenryGoTravel #MayGoodPlace2025

Macau is "invaded" by Bubble Mart💥 Baby Molly, CRYBABY, DIMOO, LABUBU collectively become food spokespersons, and a super giant Labubu hidden in Taipa and other photos, trendy play control rush is over✨ 📍【No return road】 Check-in route 1. The ground in front of the white dove nest Take the Fortune Bus to 16 Pu Entertainment Center, walk 600m to arrive ~ Here you can find CRYBABY check-in "Taoist snacks", cute value burst 🍪 2. Crazy Hall Slanted Alley 5min walk from the front of the dove nest! Baby Molly is waiting for you with "special souvenirs", and ancient alleys + trendy toys collide to create wonderful sparks📸 3. The ground in front of the Assembly Pavilion (fountain) Take bus 8A (about 25min), the activity base POP STATION is hidden here, trendy play photo must rush the place 🎪 4. The ground in front of the top of the post 5min walk from the front of the council pavilion! DIMOO is waiting for you at "Small Town Ice Cream Parlour", sipping ice cream while shooting cute blockbusters 🍧 Along the way to shop and eat, the perfect integration of trendy play and Macau street scene, friends circle materials directly wrapped round ~ quickly call your girlfriend, come to harvest exclusive Macau's trendy memory 💕 #Macau hidden photo spots

📅Event Date: June 6 - September 21 ⏰Duration: 3-4 hours 🚌Take the casino shuttle bus to Ponte 16 Resort after customs Follow this route for 5 check-in spots without detours! 📍Jardim de Luís de Camões ✅CryBaby Local Snacks Theme (Temporarily closed) 📍Calçada da Igreja de São Lázaro ✅BabyMolly Specialty Souvenirs Theme (Open for check-in) 📍Largo de Santo Agostinho ✅DIMOO·Little Town Ice House Theme (Open for check-in) 📍Fountain at Ruins of St. Paul's ✅Molly Theme (Open for check-in) 📍Taipa Coloane Rest Area ✅Labubu Theme (Open for check-in)

Taste trip in a century-old house + a hidden version of a Portuguese bistro micro-alcohol time 🍽️ {ALBERGUE 1601} This century-old Portuguese restaurant hidden in the "grandmother's house", 🏛️ is really beautiful like traveling through time and space! 📽️ Figure 1-13 ✨Must-order recommendation** 🐙Salada de Polvo Octopus Salad The aroma of olive oil complements the bouncy octopus, refreshing and appetizing! 🦆Arroz de Pato no Forno Baked Duck Rice Duck, Portuguese sausage, bacon and rice are grilled until they are charred, one bite after another is super satisfying 🐷 Bochechas de Porco Preto Braised Black Pig Cheeks Melts in your mouth and evocative. 🍮Wood bran pudding Macau's classic dessert, milky and smooth and not sweet! 🌿 Sitting under the open-air seating under the century-old camphor tree, or dining between the retro brick walls in the ancient house, the atmosphere directly pulls full ~ 📞 The restaurant was full at noon that day, you really need to book in advance. Albergue 1601 Mother-in-law House @albergue1601 Address: 8 Crazy Hall Diagonal Lane, Macau Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 12nn-3pm, 6pn-10pm #Macau Food Guide #Macau #Food Guide #Macau Trip #foodie #foodiehk #foodphotography

🍹🍸🍻 Bar & Restaurant | 3 Sardines A 5-minute walk will reach this super chill Portuguese bar and restaurant. The food is thoughtfully presented and delicious🤤. Opened by three Portuguese chefs, the nostalgic 🎞️📽️🎙️🕰️ collection from the full-wall flea market is super good to shoot, recommended to order a round, Petiscos (Portuguese snacks) with craft beer/specialty cocktails. 🐟Mini three sardines savory with wine 🐌 White wine vanilla snails 🪺 Beer crispy quail eggs @3sardinesmacau Address: 34 Rua de São Miguel, Macau 📍Crazy Hall Slanted Alley The area is super good to stroll, after eating you can also take pictures of Portuguese colorful architecture ~ #Macau Food Guide #lifestyleblogger #Macau Food #Macau Trip #foodphotography #Food Guide #Macau #Macau Restaurants

Indulge in the pistachio parfait at Sango Coffee and savor the taste of spring. Hidden on Xinsheng Street, this Japanese-style café welcomes you with bamboo lanterns and succulent plants at the entrance. Step inside and be amazed by the 'spring mountain' of parfait cups stacked high. Inside the glass counter at the bar, the green-and-white pistachio parfait sits alongside the pink strawberry parfait, resembling two picturesque scenes of spring. Must-try: Pistachio Parfait! The base layer features matcha warabi mochi and red velvet cookie crumbs. The middle layer is a delightful mix of pistachio ice cream, yogurt cream, and chewy shiratama balls. The top layer is sprinkled with crushed pistachios and a cute macaron. Use a long spoon to scoop from the bottom—experience the chewy mochi, crispy cookies, and rich ice cream all in one bite. The nutty aroma of pistachio perfectly balances the slight bitterness of matcha. The 'Strawberry Parfait,' on the other hand, is a burst of girly charm! Fresh strawberry sauce coats the cup walls, paired with tangy yogurt, fluffy sponge cake, and crunchy popping candy. The strawberry macaron on top bursts with sweet and tangy filling, making it irresistibly refreshing. The café's wooden tables and chairs, along with its green plant wall, make it a perfect spot for photos. Upstairs, the window-side seats offer a view of the Ruins of St. Paul. Nearby, friends are snapping cute 'parfait cup raised high' photos, while the friendly staff hands out 'anti-stain aprons.' For drinks, try the 'Uji Kintoki Latte,' a classic combination of red bean and matcha, with ice cubes frozen with cherry blossom petals for an extra touch of elegance. After your treat, plan a 'Spring Stroll Route': 1. Walk 2 minutes to the Ruins of St. Paul and take a cute photo with your parfait cup and the statue of the Virgin Mary. 2. Turn into 'Feng Tang Alley' and enjoy the last bite of shiratama in front of the mural walls. 3. Head to 'Dongwangyang New Street' at sunset to watch the pink hues of the setting sun paint Macau Tower, continuing the spring romance. Summary: Perfect for those who love photo ops and seasonal exclusives! For just 60 MOP per person, you can enjoy both 'visual and culinary' satisfaction. Be sure to arrive early to snag a window seat, as the parfait cups here are 'too beautiful not to be paired with sunlight.' 📸

After annual family trips to Macau, we've compiled all our city walk experiences. If we had to recommend just two routes, these would be them - check the photos for route maps! 1. Coloane Island City Walk - A Peaceful Escape! Save half a day for this hidden gem when visiting Macau with kids. Coloane offers an artsy, tranquil vibe with soothing ocean sounds instead of city noise. This dopamine-colored fishing village is wonderfully therapeutic on sunny days. Highlights include: • The bright yellow St. Francis Chapel • S-shaped coastal road with breathtaking views • Picture-perfect seaside boardwalk • Iceland-like black sand beach The 7-8km coastal walk takes about half a day (we spent 4 leisurely hours). With charming cafes and restaurants along the way, it's the perfect stress-free adventure! 2. Macau Peninsula Essentials - Culture & Scenery Galore • Lisboa Hotel: Iconic landmark with "God of Gamblers" photo spots • Rua da Felicidade: National Geographic-famous view of Lisboa • Calçada da Igreja de São Lázaro: Colorful photogenic buildings • Ruins of St. Paul's: Must-visit landmark with souvenir shops nearby • Travessa da Paixão: Perfect St. Paul's photo spot on this vibrant street • St. Dominic's Church: European-style architecture throughout • Senado Square: Festive decorations during special events • Wynn Macau: Hourly "Tree of Prosperity" shows (~5 minutes each)

Nestled beside the former Governor's Mansion, Yi Wan Inclined Alley in Macau is not only home to Portuguese architecture and stunning street views but also a treasure trove of local delicacies. Just a two-hour journey from Hong Kong, you can embark on a dual experience of photography and food hunting. Here's a quick guide 👇 🚗 Cross-Border Transportation Guide 1. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus - Operates 24/7, takes 40 minutes from Hong Kong Port to Macau Border Checkpoint (HKD 65), followed by a 20-minute taxi ride to Yi Wan Inclined Alley (MOP 50-70). Ideal for early risers looking to capture empty street shots. 2. TurboJET High-Speed Ferry - Departs from Sheung Wan Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, arriving at Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal in 1 hour (HKD 170-270). Take bus 26A to "Sai Van Lake Square" stop, then an 8-minute walk to the alley. Total cost: approximately HKD 280 + MOP 6. 🍴 Must-Try Eats Around the Alley - Century-Old Almond Tea: A 3-minute downhill walk from the alley leads to "Ming Kee" Tea Restaurant, hidden within the lane. Their freshly ground almond tea is as smooth as cream, perfectly paired with freshly baked egg tarts for a heartwarming treat. - Portuguese Roast Suckling Pig Rice: At the top of the alley, "Kwan Kee" Restaurant serves crispy-skinned, tender roast suckling pig drizzled with a special Portuguese sauce, accompanied by Bacalhau fried rice for an authentic old Macau flavor. - Handmade Lemon Tea: At the corner midway through the alley, "Tea Stall" crafts lemon tea using locally sourced fragrant lemons, hand-pounded and served over ice. It's not only refreshing but also makes for a photogenic prop in your snapshots.

#Hong Kong and Macau Cross-Border Transportation Guide Macau's Yi Wan Slanted Alley is like a Southern European pink fairy tale hidden in the city! Milky-white European-style street lamps, pink-orange walls and gradient coastline intertwine, strolling through it as if you were walking into a romantic French movie scene. To encounter this healing scenery, here are some practical transportation tips from Hong Kong! Ferry travel: Jet Flight and Golden Light Flying are the most convenient options, with a flight of about 55 minutes, comfortable and smooth. After arriving at Macau Outer Harbor Terminal (Jet Flight) or Taipa Pier (Golden Flying Flight), you can transfer to a taxi directly to Yi Wan Slope Alley; if you choose public transportation, you can take a bus to Ma Kok Miu Station and walk for about 10 minutes. Tickets start at HK$175 on weekdays, with slightly higher prices on weekends. Cross-Border Buses: Several bus companies offer cross-border services from Hong Kong to Macau with intensive services that provide direct access to Macau Peninsula or Taipa from several urban locations in Hong Kong. The journey takes about 2 hours and fares start at HK$160, suitable for travelers with more luggage. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus: 24-hour operation, fares are HK$65 during the day and HK$70 at night, and the journey takes about 35 minutes. After arriving at Macau Port, you need to transfer to a bus or taxi to Yiwan Slope Alley, where you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the bridge along the way. After arriving at Yi Wan Slope Alley, it is recommended to go for the shoot from 4-6 pm, the slope under the soft light of the setting sun adds a romantic atmosphere. Wear a light-colored long dress, Japanese JK uniform or casual denim outfit. Stand in the middle of the slope and shoot up or down.

St. Lazarus Church is one of Macau's three ancient churches, originally built in 1568 and later rebuilt in 1886. It features a neoclassical architectural style. The church was once affiliated with a leprosy hospital, earning it the nickname "Leper's Church," and served as a spiritual haven for patients at the time. Today, it is recognized as a cultural heritage site in Macau. Rua de São Roque, on the other hand, is a renowned cultural and creative district in Macau. The street is lined with vibrant Portuguese-style buildings, and its pavement is adorned with black, white, and red mosaic stones, exuding an exotic charm that makes it a perfect spot for photography. Additionally, the Albergue SCM, located at No. 8 Rua de São Roque, boasts a history of over a century. Its courtyard, featuring a massive old camphor tree, adds a serene ambiance. This location is ideal for visitors who appreciate history and art to explore and capture memorable moments.

Compared to the bustling Taipa, the old town area of Macau Peninsula offers a richer historical atmosphere! With Portuguese architecture, century-old shops, and quiet alleys intertwined, follow this route and transportation guide to easily avoid the crowds and immerse yourself in the charm of Macau. Cross-border transportation options: To travel from Hong Kong to Macau, ferries are the top choice. You can board at the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Central or the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui. The journey takes about an hour, with frequent departures (online booking is recommended). Upon arrival at the Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, the following transportation options are suggested: - Bus: Take bus routes 3 or 3X to the "San Ma Lou" stop, from where you can walk to Rua do Cunha; or take bus routes 18 or 28B directly to St. Lawrence's Church. - Taxi: For direct access to your destination, taxis are more efficient, but note that Macau taxis charge by the meter, and additional fees may apply for luggage. Citywalk route and transportation details: 1. Rua do Cunha: After arriving by bus from the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, stroll through the colorful Portuguese-style streets and stop by Bamu Bakery for their famous Portuguese egg tarts. 2. Grand Lisboa Hotel: Walk about 15 minutes from Rua do Cunha to the intersection of Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, where you’ll find hidden photo spots behind the hotel. Nearby, you can also enjoy local delicacies like old-style beef offal and André’s Portuguese egg tarts. 3. St. Lawrence's Church: Located about 1 kilometer from Grand Lisboa, you can reach it by walking or taking a bus for two stops. It’s quieter in the afternoon. 4. Lilau Square: A 10-minute walk from the church will bring you to this charming square. Relax under the banyan tree with a bottle of "Lilau Water" and enjoy the leisurely atmosphere. 5. Ruins of St. Paul’s: It’s recommended to visit after 9 PM. From Lilau Square, take bus routes 3 or 4 to the "San Ma Lou" stop. The side steps of the ruins and the sculpture in front of Uniqlo are excellent photo spots!