Macau Fisherman's Wharf

🏛️ The Macau Fisherman's Wharf is really photogenic‼️ It gives off the vibe of being in a foreign country 🏛️ An absolute treasure spot for checking in, my friends on social media thought I went to Rome 🏛️ The circular colosseum, the broken and vintage Roman columns, take you back to ancient Rome in a second 🏛️ The Fisherman's Wharf is not very big, and there are relatively few tourists, so you can basically finish visiting in a morning. The key is that it's super suitable for posing and taking great photos 🏛️ That sense of messy and broken history can instantly produce a cinematic masterpiece📸 . 🌟The most beautiful photo spots🌟 1⃣️ The circular corridor gives a sense of extension and depth, be the protagonist of a Roman Holiday 2⃣️ The large square outside the corridor must be shot with a wide-angle lens, standing in the center of the square makes a grand scene immediately appear, with a real sense of being at the Roman Colosseum 3⃣️ Pose by the broken Roman columns and stone walls for an absolutely stunning effect, like a muse on the run from a Greek mythology . 👗Dress suggestion: white tones, instantly giving off the vibe of Greek mythology 📍Location: Friendship Avenue, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Avenue (near Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Avenue, Friendship Avenue at the new port) 🎫 Key point: the entrance is free . 🏛️ The Fisherman's Wharf is also very close to the Guia Fortress, a taxi ride there takes only half an hour, very convenient, and the trip can be arranged in one day . 🏛️ Finally, if you like this share, fairy ladies leave your little hearts here～ Feel free to leave a message if you have any questions💗 Sisters, let's go~

#fallishere Macao Fisherman’s Wharf is an iconic theme park located near to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal. The main building at the entrance is the replica of the Coliseum that located in Italy so you can enjoy the world famous landmark without travelling to the European country 😆😂 🚗How to get there: - If you are staying in the Cotai Area, take the complimentary shuttle bus to the Sands Hotel (about 15 min drive). After arriving, walk for about 5 min and you will see it. 💰Entrance fee: - It is FREEEEEE (important) 🆓 ⏰Time to spend here: - at least 1-2 hours Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

That’s a very interesting entertainment complex in Macao with 5 stars luxury hotels, walking area, shops, cafes and restaurants. It’s built in antique style and looks like Rome or Amsterdam. There are lots of places with world known sightseeings for taking pictures. Except that you will find lots of places to walk around. 📍Fishermen’s Wharf is located right by the Outer Harbour Hong Kong-Macau Ferry (5 minutes walk), so I would recommend you to visit this place at once you arrive to Macao. 📍Recommended time - 2 hours. If you like shopping probably you will need more time 😉 📍Entrance is free. #bucketlistreboot

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The development has an area built with a historic Roman theme, complete with look-alike facade ruins that provide photo opportunities for newlyweds and social outings. Our initial positive impression was short-lived when we realised that the retail spaces in this area were mostly empty, not by design but because of failed business. #givethanks

🌟Highlights: Apart from visiting the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau🇲🇴, the Fisherman's Wharf located next to the Sands Macao is also a worthwhile attraction to visit, and the key point is that it does not charge an entrance fee🎫. Attraction environment: The Fisherman's Wharf was built by the gambling king Stanley Ho with a huge amount of money, which took five years, and many parts of it were built by reclamation. The entire scenic area is divided into three main theme areas according to the design: the Palace Wharf, the East-West Gathering, and the Lijun Wharf. ❤Recommended reason: Located on the coast of the new reclamation area of the Outer Harbour, facing the sparkling sea and the Friendship Bridge with a post-modern design concept. On the spot, you can feel the wonderful experience of being surrounded by the sea and history. Tourist buses🚌 come to the entrance of the scenic area from time to time, indirectly reflecting the popularity of this attraction. Among them, the most suitable for checking in is the ancient Roman performance venue, a multi-purpose stage that can accommodate two thousand people and covers an area of 190 square meters, designed after the Roman Colosseum. Many people thought they were really in Italy🇮🇹 when they first saw the photo. When the weather is good, any shot is a blockbuster. In addition, there are also many delicious foods to choose from nearby, coffee egg tarts milk tea, there is always one suitable for you in the tea restaurant. Remember to check in if you have the chance~

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Macao Fisherman's Wharf is much quieter compared to the area around St. Paul's Ruins. There are few tourists, feel free to take some photos! It would be even better to choose a good weather day. Architecture resembling the Roman Colosseum is perfect for taking photos, especially portraits. The photos have a strong sense of ancient Rome, with statues and ruins of walls that exude an old-fashioned atmosphere. I really like this style~ 🈺️Open 24 hours for free. 📍Fisherman's Wharf, Macau

Macau Fisherman's Wharf: A Photogenic Spot with Ancient Roman Charm Located in the newly reclaimed outer harbor area of Macau, there is a unique attraction that blends Chinese and Western cultures, as well as classical and modern elements—Fisherman's Wharf. Inspired by ancient Roman architecture, it showcases the charm of solid brick walls, semicircular arches, and cross-vault structures. The Roman Square is even modeled after the Roman Colosseum, providing photography enthusiasts with an excellent backdrop for photos.

Macau Fisherman's Wharf is conveniently located near the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal 😌. Many tourists are attracted by its classical and magnificent architecture to check in 📸. The most famous is definitely the historic Roman Colosseum, which gives a sense of ancient Roman civilization and unique cultural charm 🤩. In addition to various exotic buildings, Fisherman's Wharf also has a variety of restaurants with different flavors 🍽️, providing a place for tourists to rest. We went to a restaurant by the sea, enjoying the sunset view 🌅 while tasting the special Thai cuisine. 📍Address: Friendship Avenue and Dr. Sun Yat Sen Avenue in the New Port Area of Macau

Macau's Fisherman's Wharf still carries a touch of European nostalgia for leisure, from the traces of closed shop signs on both sides, you can still find the unique market culture of the last century's ports on the 🗞️. Although it is no longer prosperous, it has lost the hustle and bustle of commercial streets. Quiet and comfortable, it preserves the humanistic atmosphere of that coastal area... It is said that the arena was the Macau station of the 2008 Olympic Games, and the last stop was here where the torch 🔥 was passed. Walking past the Roman column buildings in the style of ancient Babylon 🏛️, it's like wandering through the streets of Rome in Europe, and then entering the mythological realm of Greece. The arena 🪄 is surrounded by tall and majestic osmanthus trees, even the sense of desolation from the broken walls is perfectly replicated in the air.

When sorting out Macau photos, the highest praise from friends is taken at the Fisherman's Wharf. Think carefully, if I didn't go to the Fisherman's Wharf at that time, I might regret it for half a year. If you only took pictures of the Parisian Eiffel Tower, the London Big Ben, and the Venetian in Macau, the "European tour" is not over yet, go to the Fisherman's Wharf to end, and take a picture of the Roman theater to end. Fisherman's Wharf is a commercial and entertainment complex built by gambling king Stanley Ho. The shops here are not very popular, and there are naturally not many tourists. What is particularly eye-catching is a circular performance venue built like an ancient Roman Colosseum. The photos are particularly good. Not only foreign tourists come here to take pictures, but also many local fairies. 🕑Best shooting time: Before and after sunset, the light becomes soft, and the faint afterglow sprinkles a thin layer of orange on the entire building. The antique and old-fashioned taste is stronger, and the photos are very retro Hong Kong style. 🎬Scenes: 🔸Roman theater: 360 degrees without dead ends, arches, corridors, Roman columns are all good-looking, mobile phone cameras can be arranged. 🔸Dockside: You can overlook the Friendship Bridge between the Macau Peninsula and Taipa, giving the illusion of standing on the bow and looking far away. 📌Address: Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Sé, Macau Peninsula 🕑Opening hours: Open all year round for free 🚗Transportation: It is best to take a bus on the Macau Peninsula, which is closer and more convenient than Taipa. It should be noted that Macau buses only accept cash and do not give change, so be sure to prepare change in advance.