Magnificent Carmo Market

The Jiamo Market next to Guanye Street is also the venue for the Light and Shadow Festival. Jiamo Market is next to Guanye Street, an open building supported by 10 Roman pillars, but above is the roof structure of traditional Chinese tiles, which can be described as a product of the integration of Chinese and Western architecture. It was originally a trading distribution center, and now there are often some activities here. It is close to Guanye Street, there are many tourists, and the layout of the light and shadow festival has given off a new luster to the historic Jiamo Market. It's still pretty in the night

In this "Macau warm winter", the end of the year holiday plan, we passed the Jiamo Market next to Guanye Street, which is also the venue of the Light and Shadow Festival. The Jiamo Market is next to Guanye Street, an open-plan building supported by 10 Roman pillars, but above the roof structure of traditional Chinese tiles, which can be described as a product of the integration of Chinese and Western architecture. It was originally a trading hub and now often hosts events. Close to Guanye Street, there are many tourists, and the layout of the light and shadow festival has given off a new luster to the historic Jiamo Market.

Jiamoxu is a historical and old building in Guanye Street. This time I went to meet the New Year's Eve activities. There are many cultural and creative stalls and food stalls around, panda theme series, and panda regular street patrols every day, which is very interesting.

there are many stores were you can buy specialty foods in macau. good ambiance and very nostalgic place..

Portuguese 400-year-old traces of Macau

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