Travessa da Paixao

Summer on Macau Island turns directly into something out of a comic book. It's too good to shoot!! Casual shots are bold enough for live output. Colorful houses, compact streets, and the passing crowd. I love these old alleys so much~ I walked so much, I just couldn't stop taking pictures!! Got the National Geographic same angle 📷 It's really too beautiful... - 📷Old street live angle: Picture 1, 3 Rua da Esperança (National Geographic same angle) Picture 2 Rua dos Ervanários Picture 4 Rua da Ribeira do Patane Picture 5 Largo do Senado Picture 6, 9, 10 Ruins of St. Paul's (Lovers' Lane can avoid the crowd) Picture 7 Rua da Felicidade Picture 8 Travessa da Paixão 2A ... Just save it!! The spots are all near the Ruins of St. Paul's Avoid the crowds and capture the comic-like summer of Macau...

Macau is both small and big. You can visit 16th century temples, see 17th century churches, search for 18th century monasteries, climb 19th century lighthouses, wander through 20th century streets, and stay in 21st century resorts on over 1,200 streets that are almost all unique. Its richness, its fireworks, its heritage, don't miss any corner, Macau is worth exploring and savoring for everyone, feel it with your heart. Strategy: Day 1: Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Guanjie Street - Camp Street - Rose of the Virgin Church - Lu Family Mansion - Front Square of the Lobby - Front Square of the Council Chamber - Fulong New Street - Ho Tung Library - Gongding Theater - Macau Governor's Palace - Zheng Family Mansion - Bishop's Hill Chapel (where you can watch the sunset and take photos of the Macau Tower) - Senado Square - St. Lawrence's Church - October 5th Street - Rua da Felicidade. (Taking photos at night with lights on looks good) Day 2: Security Forces Museum - Casa Garden - Dong Wangyang New Street (take photos at the Grand Lisboa Hotel Pineapple Landmark) - Eight Angle Pavilion Library - Macau Story House - Dafengtang Art House - Fengtang Alley - Taishi Square - Macau Archives - Tea Culture Museum - Sun Yat-sen Memorial House - Mount Guia (ideal for watching sunset and taking photos of the new Lisboa Hotel) - Grand Prix Museum - Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Museum of Art - Macau Science Center (great for families with children) Looks like there are many places, but they are actually very close to each other.

|The romantic pink path to the seaside. Don't miss this in Macau A fresh, romantic and niche seaside street Blue sea, pink houses, coconut trees, wall-climbing bougainvillea As if breaking into Miyazaki's animation Walking along the seaside with friends, it's really comfortable! It's only a 30-minute walk from the 'Ruins of St. Paul' and the scenery along the way is great! Come to Macau for a City Walk photo tour~~ 📸 Here you can not only take pictures of The romantic pink path facing the sea💖 But also take a photo with Macau Tower and New Lisboa🏞️ Walking to the Bishop's Hill Chapel, there is a retro church⛪️ next to the viewing platform, where you can see the panoramic view of Macau's coastline, the scenery is super good 🗺️【Macau City walk one-day tour route] (no backtracking) Yiwanshelane→Bishop's Hill Chapel (viewing platform)→Gangding Square→Legislative Assembly Square Fulong New Street Rose Church New Road Macau Guanqian Street Love Lane One Ruins of St. Paul's Cannon Fort Tips1: There are still very few people here, it is a hidden niche treasure spot! But this road is open to traffic, remember to pay attention to the traffic when shooting! Tips2: Buses pass by about every 5-10 minutes, and there are many beautiful motorcycles and cars, you can stand by the roadside and wait patiently for shooting Tips3: Again, pay attention to the weather, this should be a spot with two colors on cloudy and sunny days. When the sun is out, the color of the sea will look better, and the air will be clearer, remember to come when it's sunny. ❷You can wait for a yellow welfare car to pass by for a photo (there are quite a few shifts), it's very photogenic with the seaside Do a good job of sun protection, the UV rays here are quite strong ④It is recommended to bring some small props for shooting, it will be more photogenic! Like this time I brought a pure white matching Tujia balance series suitcase, not only can it hold luggage and special products, but the high-value appearance is super photogenic, and the wide pull rod design makes pushing more relaxed~ 📍 Macau Peninsula-Yiwanshelane Bus 'Republic Road Station' or directly take a taxi there are parking spaces on the roadside

🌟Hey friends, this time I want to share with you my experience of visiting Macau many times! A two-day itinerary, take you to play a different Macau!✨ 🌈Day one: 📍The Londoner: As soon as you enter The Londoner in Macau, you are attracted by the British style here! Remember to take a photo with the iconic Big Ben clock! 📍Long Huan Portuguese: Feel the fusion of Portuguese architecture and Macau, the scenery here is really picturesque! 📍Guan Ye Street: A food street that foodies can't miss! From Portuguese tarts to pork chop buns, everything you want is here! 📍Wynn Palace: You must come here at night, the light show and music fountain performance are too shocking! 🌈Day two: 📍Ruins of St. Paul: As a landmark building of Macau, of course you have to check in at the Ruins of St. Paul! But don't miss the alley next to it, there are many characteristic coffee shops and small shops to visit. 📍Love Lane: This romantic alley is very suitable for couples to stroll! Don't forget to leave a shadow in front of the Ruins of St. Paul at the entrance of the alley. 📍Dong Wang Yang New Street: This is a microcosm of Macau's history, you can see old buildings and stone roads. 📍Dong Wang Yang Lighthouse: Standing on the lighthouse, you can overlook the whole Macau, the scenery is super beautiful! 🎒Preparation: Be sure to bring your ID (ID card and valid Hong Kong and Macau pass), cash, mobile network traffic, conversion plug, navigation and comfortable shoes. Especially to remind everyone, Macau's sockets are different from those in the mainland, it is recommended to bring a conversion plug. 🌟Overall, this travel guide is very practical for tourists going to Macau! I hope my sharing can make your trip to Macau smoother and happier!✨

Love, a term that sounds rather quaint today, seems quite distant. On the west side of Macau's calling card—the Ruins of St. Paul—there lies a Love Lane. The alley is not wide, stretching about 50 meters, with brightly colored houses on both sides, exuding a Southern European charm. In contrast to the bustling Ruins of St. Paul just a few dozen meters away, where tourists swarm and jostle, this place is tranquil, frequented only by youngsters checking in. Another important point is that this is one of the photo spots for the Ruins of St. Paul.

Who would have thought that at the Ruins of St. Paul, one could find colorful houses in a less crowded spot. Visiting the bustling Ruins of St. Paul in Macau and discovering niche yet historically rich spots like this can also provide a pleasant touring experience in Macau. Apart from the skyscrapers and the busy streets, Macau also has very refreshing places. When you step into Rua do Cunha, it's hard not to be captivated by the graffiti walls in the streets and alleys, and the small houses painted in different colors that you come across at the corners of the lanes. These small houses are various distinctive restaurants or snack and beverage shops in the lanes, with some being standalone houses renovated into restaurants, or some having a small shop on the ground floor, creating a cozy atmosphere that harmonizes with the colorful freshness of the streets. The third photo is of Love Lane, which is located between Rua de São Paulo and Rua Direita de São Paulo, with a total length of about 50 meters and a history of over 80 years. The main part of Love Lane is paved with stone slabs, which gives it a very historical feel. This is a place full of artistic charm and also a place with a strong sense of daily life.