Historic Centre of Macau

Macau's historic city is a world cultural heritage, integrating Chinese and Western culture, strolling it seems to cross a hundred years of history. Here, the most representative historical buildings in Macau, including the St. Paul's Archway, the Church of the Rose, the front of the pavilion, the Ma Pavilion, etc., Portuguese-style buildings and Chinese-style temples are intersected, showing the unique urban style of Macau. Walk along the stone streets and enjoy the colorful southern European style buildings. There are many authentic food shops on the street. Snacks such as Portuguese and pork buns are lingering. It is suitable for taking pictures and punching in, as well as for tourists who like history and culture to taste. If you want to get a deep understanding of Macau's past, the historic city is undoubtedly one of the most worth exploring.

The Historic Centre of Macao is located on the Macao Peninsula, with the old city of Macao as its center, and more than 20 historical buildings are connected through adjacent squares and streets. The area extends from Guia Hill in the east to the Inner Harbor Pier of Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro in the west, from A-Ma Hill in the south to the Camões Garden in the north. The Historic Centre of Macao is the oldest, largest, best-preserved and most concentrated historical city in China where Chinese and Western architectural styles coexist.

Close to the Fort, the Ruins of St. Paul's, the Tap Seac Stadium, and the Lisboa Palace. There are many traditional foods around, old arcades, and quiet in the bustling city. You can directly understand the local customs and customs of Macau. It is amazing to see that Macau has embraced Chinese and Western cultures in this tiny place! 🌹👍

Macau Historic District or Macau Historic Ancient District (formerly known as Macau Historic Architectural Complex) is composed of 22 buildings on the Macau Peninsula and eight adjacent forelands, with the core of the old urban district. At the 29th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting on July 15, 2005, it was officially listed in the World Heritage List, the 31st World Heritage Site in China. Macau's historic urban area is the oldest, largest, most complete and concentrated East-West style coexistence building complex in China, including the oldest church sites, monasteries, Christian cemeteries and Western-style batteries, the first Western-style theatre, modern lighthouse and Western-style university. As the first territory established by European countries in East Asia, Macau has witnessed over 400 years of history in which Chinese and Western cultures exchanged and coexisted. Most of the buildings in the urban area have the characteristics of Chinese and Western integration, and they are still well preserved or retained their original functions. Macau's historic city is the earliest, most and most important place in China to contact modern western artifacts and culture. It is also the first stop for modern western architecture to be introduced into China.

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This is my second time to Macau. I didn't want to go to the places I've been to, but Macau is so small that I ended up walking to the Historic District of Macau. This place is also known as the Macau Historical Buildings Complex. You can see all kinds of exotic buildings here. The bright colors and exquisite shapes make tourists here unable to stop taking up their cameras and mobile phones to take pictures. The symbol of Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul's, is also here. Other famous buildings include the Holy House of Mercy, the Church of St. Dominic, and the Senate Square. This neighborhood is full of Portuguese style. There are many delicious snack shops in the streets and alleys of this city, where you can taste them. Tourists who want to bring souvenirs can also buy local snacks such as almond cakes and meat jerky here. Macau is a wonderful city. There are the tallest and most luxurious buildings in the city, as well as some "broken streets and alleys", full of a strong atmosphere of life. The two live in harmony and are also very happy.