Bao Gong Temple is also known as Sleeping Buddha Temple. This temple has a long history of several hundred years. Inside the temple, there are statues of Guanyin, Zhong Kui, and the Sleeping Buddha. The opening hours and specific business status are subject to the opening situation on that day.
Rua do Seminario begins at the Seminario Square in the west and ends at the intersection with Avenida do Coronel Mesquita in the east. It is named after the church, St. Dominic’s Church (also known as the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary), which is located nearby. In addition to the church, the street
Pigeon Nest Park, also known as Camões Park, is one of the larger parks in Macau. The park features rolling hills, towering ancient trees, and an excellent environment. The park’s predecessor was the private residence of a 19th-century Portuguese millionaire, Ma Kui Shi, who was fond of raising pigeons. The frequent sight of flocks of
The Parisian Water World features three major water entertainment areas, allowing both adults and children to enjoy water fun. There are three independent swimming pools for tourists to swim freely. There are also various water facilities such as tipping buckets, the Jules Verne spaceship, the Marie Antoinette Tower, and children’s water slides of different sizes.
The Parisian Theatre gathers numerous world-renowned artists and performance groups, presenting a dazzling array of international entertainment performances. Here, you can witness the Can-Can dance, mime, and the legendary Cabaret song and dance performances. The modern Parisian Theatre can accommodate 1,200 people with a three-tiered seating arrangement, scientifically rigorous layout design, allowing every audience member
The outdoor swimming pool at The Parisian Hotel offers a close-up view of the Eiffel Tower, providing a unique and luxurious experience for guests to enjoy.
The Octagonal Pavilion Library is located in front of the Macau Auditorium. It was built in 1927. The library is a two-story building and is named after its octagonal shape. The library has a green tiled roof and vermilion windows. It looks like a small Chinese pavilion and is very simple and elegant. The library
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, also known as ‘The Grand Hall’, is a part of the Historic Centre of Macau. It has been a mandatory visit for successive governors of Macau upon taking office, symbolizing divine power. Over the past 400 years, the cathedral has undergone numerous renovations and reconstructions amidst trials and tribulations.
The authentic German beer festival experience is set to return to MGM Cotai in Macau! This year, the renowned German band Hogl Fun Band will once again perform their classic original theme song ‘Hello, MACAU!’. In addition to the music, there will be various special booth activities, classic-style tents, and a variety of traditional German
There are many streets and alleys in Macau with interesting and peculiar names. The Lame Ladder is one of them. It is said that the two sides of this alley are uneven. People walking on it are like limping, with one foot high and the other foot low, hence the name. The opening hours and
