The Bishop’s Hill Chapel, also known as the Chapel of Our Lady of Penha, is located on Guia Hill in Macau. It is a church built inside a castle fortress on the mountain, mainly used for praying to the patron saint of sailors. The building next to the church used to be the residence of the bishop. The interior of the Bishop’s Hill Chapel is simple. The mountain path is winding. After continuous expansion and reconstruction, it has reached its current scale. The church design is simple and elegant, especially beautiful in the afternoon sunlight. The church building is dominated by a towering gatehouse. On the right side of the church is the bell tower. On the left side of the church is the bishop’s residence added in 1935. The bell tower is very solemn and solemn, accompanied by flower paths, grass and thick shades of ancient trees. In front of the church is a wide platform. At the end of the platform stands a marble-carved statue of the Virgin Mary. The Virgin Mary has her hands clasped together. She has a kind face and faces the sea. From in front of the statue of the Virgin Mary, you can overlook more than half of Macau. The Macau Tower and three bridges can be seen at a glance. The view is extremely good. Therefore, locals are often seen here taking wedding photos or holding weddings. Opening hours: Open from 10:00 to 16:00 all year round. The specific business status is subject to the opening situation on that day. Tips: 1. The uphill slope is relatively steep. Remember to wear light and flat shoes suitable for walking. 2. If you can enter the church for a visit, please remember not to make loud noises or answer calls.
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