Lang Kiu Lau Alley is a street situated at the southwest side of the Santo Antonio Parish in the Peninsula. It begins at the northeast end with the Fruit Basket Street and intersects with Rose Lane and Taiping Lane along the way. The southwest end terminates at the Straw Stack Street and connects with the Pagoda Alley. The street is 100 meters long and approximately 5 meters wide. Originally named ‘Lan Gui Building’, the building was called ‘Lang Kiu Lau’ due to its dilapidated state after a fire; the Macau Portuguese authorities later used this name for the street. During World War II, this area was a market for used goods, and by the mid-to-late 20th century, it evolved into a hub for miscellaneous shops. The opening hours are subject to the daily operational status.
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