If you don't go to the Fisherman's Wharf in Macau, you will regret it for half a year

When sorting out Macau photos, the highest praise from friends is taken at the Fisherman's Wharf. Think carefully, if I didn't go to the Fisherman's Wharf at that time, I might regret it for half a year. If you only took pictures of the Parisian Eiffel Tower, the London Big Ben, and the Venetian in Macau, the "European tour" is not over yet, go to the Fisherman's Wharf to end, and take a picture of the Roman theater to end. Fisherman's Wharf is a commercial and entertainment complex built by gambling king Stanley Ho. The shops here are not very popular, and there are naturally not many tourists. What is particularly eye-catching is a circular performance venue built like an ancient Roman Colosseum. The photos are particularly good. Not only foreign tourists come here to take pictures, but also many local fairies. 🕑Best shooting time: Before and after sunset, the light becomes soft, and the faint afterglow sprinkles a thin layer of orange on the entire building. The antique and old-fashioned taste is stronger, and the photos are very retro Hong Kong style. 🎬Scenes: 🔸Roman theater: 360 degrees without dead ends, arches, corridors, Roman columns are all good-looking, mobile phone cameras can be arranged. 🔸Dockside: You can overlook the Friendship Bridge between the Macau Peninsula and Taipa, giving the illusion of standing on the bow and looking far away. 📌Address: Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Sé, Macau Peninsula 🕑Opening hours: Open all year round for free 🚗Transportation: It is best to take a bus on the Macau Peninsula, which is closer and more convenient than Taipa. It should be noted that Macau buses only accept cash and do not give change, so be sure to prepare change in advance.