Ruins of St. Paul's

2️⃣3️⃣: Near the hotel under the big clock, many sisters take beautiful pictures at night, but I think sunset shots are also good👌 4️⃣: Walk from the Grand Lisboa to the Ruins of St. Paul's, there is a traffic light🚥 right here! 5️⃣6️⃣: The higher the steps on the side of the Ruins of St. Paul's, the better, and the fewer people, the better to climb up from below😂 I took my photo in the middle and it turned out pretty well without capturing people! 7️⃣: On the left side of the Ruins of St. Paul's, there is a slope going down to a small alley, stand on the steps, and have your helper stand below⬇️ for a perfect panorama

As someone who suffers from severe photo-taking embarrassment, I surprisingly received a lot of compliments from friends on the photos I took in Macau this time! I've summarized the photo-taking formula for going out as Natural + Atmospheric + Don't focus on the face! With a nice filter, taking good photos really becomes easier! 1️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's Ruins of St. Paul's Archway The iconic Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau, to avoid a crowded shot, you must go at night! Find the steps and flowerbeds at the Ruins of St. Paul's, place the camera low and shoot from above, casually play with your phone or enjoy the scenery, the photos will turn out super natural and beautiful. 2️⃣ Grand Lisboa Grand Lisboa Hotel If you're staying on Macau Island, don't miss this spot! It's just a little way inside the alley next to the 7-11 opposite the Grand Emperor Hotel, and you can see the Grand Lisboa. Stand by the roadside looking at or away from the camera, the atmosphere is super strong! I took photos here during the day and at night, and personally, I prefer the night shot. 3️⃣ Eiffel Tower at The Parisian The best spot is in the park next to The Londoner! The green lawn is really beautiful, and if you're like me with not much expressiveness, just walk back and forth in front of the Eiffel Tower and have a friend snap photos, the more exaggerated the live action, the better. 4️⃣ Wynn Palace I really love the fountain and cable car at Wynn Palace, and they are super easy to photograph, but there are also super many people!!! My photo-taking embarrassment kicked in instantly... You can find a spot that is slightly facing the hotel, wait for a cable car to pass by, and then face slightly towards the camera, it would be even more beautiful with the fountain (which I didn't wait for 😭). 5️⃣ Macau Museum Macau Museum Sisters heading to the fort can mark this spot! The white walls of the Macau Museum are really photogenic, and I think it looks better on rainy days than sunny days, the retro vibe of Macau Island and a black umbrella🌂 are a perfect match!

MACAU HAS FINALLY RELAXED ITS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS WOOHOOO (no quarantine and no PCR tests!!) Since both operators (Turbojet and Cotai) are operating at a reduced capacity, there are much less ferry to and fro; do try to get tickets online to skip the queue at the counter!! I made the mistake of not booking in advance and tickets for the 9:30 am ferry were sold out when it was my turn to purchase tickets (had to then purchase tickets of a more exp class…) 😅😰 My friend and I decided to travel on the 5th day of CNY so it was a bit crowded. When we reached, we hopped on a free shuttle bus that brings us to the Parisian. We walked around, took pictures and then we slowly moved towards the 官也街 direction for food!!! We ate 水蟹粥 (crab congee) @ Seng Cheong and pork chop bun @ Mr K, both were good and decently priced!! After we were done with Taipa, we hopped on another free shuttle bus by Galaxy and we moved our way towards Macau. (Macau is pretty small so you can get around not taking the paid public transport and just rely on the hotel shuttle bus.) We the walked towards the Ruins of St Paul and grabbed some food&drinks on the way. We ended our day at the cocktail bar Cinnebar @ Wynn Bar! #urbanexplorer #境外遊 #MyTripVlog #macau

When you come to Macau, let's together explore the mysterious charm of this water city. This city, full of exotic vibes, is a melting pot of rich history and culture, and one of the most famous attractions is the Ruins of St. Paul's. The Ruins of St. Paul's is an iconic landmark of Macau and a unique symbol of the city. Towering high into the sky, it seems like a magnificent portal guarding over Macau. This building, filled with historical significance and cultural heritage, is not only a treasure trove for history enthusiasts, but also the best place to immerse oneself in the unique atmosphere of Macau. Standing in front of the Ruins of St. Paul's, you will be amazed by its grandeur, as if you have traveled back in time through the river of history. As you continue your journey, you will discover that the water city charm of Macau surrounds you. The city is embraced by winding rivers, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Along the riverbanks, arch bridges and exquisite buildings complement each other, forming a graceful and picturesque scenery. You can take a boat ride and cruise along the gentle river, savoring the unique waterscape of Macau and experiencing the tranquility and serenity of a water town. Macau, this charming water city, will take you on an extraordinary journey to the Ruins of St. Paul's and a delightful drifting experience on the water. Here, you can feel the weight of history and the warmth of a water town. Immersed in the unique atmosphere of Macau, you will discover its distinctiveness and be filled with endless surprises and delights.

Every month, Mangtao, who goes to Macau once a month, recommends these super fun must-play lists to everyone! 🟡Route recommendation: Ruins of St. Paul-Love Lane-Guia Lighthouse-Official Street-Venetian-Londoner-Parisian 【Taipa】 1⃣Must check-in for photos: Londoner Macau 📷Photo location map: ▪️P2: The outdoor Starlight Bridge connecting the Venetian and the Londoner ▪️P3: The escalator at the Rialto Bridge in the Venetian ▪️P4: The opposite of the Rialto Bridge in the Venetian-Londoner's Big Ben ▪️P5: The second floor of the Parisian shopping center ▪️P6: The corridor from the Four Seasons Shop to the Parisian 2⃣️Must-see performances in the Londoner Macau Resort ♥️Royal Guard Changing of the Guard💂🏻& Street Performer Performance🤹‍♂ ✨A British feast performed by Scottish guards and buglers, accompanied by drum music, you can interact with the performers and sway, it's really fun~ ▫️Performance time: Every Tuesday~Thursday: 19:30/21:30 Every Friday~Sunday: 16:00/19:30/21:30 ▫️Performance location: Crystal Golden Palace in the Londoner lobby PS: In addition to the Royal Guard Changing of the Guard performance, the Londoner's Royal Carriage Show can also encounter many other wonderful street performer performances~ 3⃣Other must-do things & experiences in Taipa, Macau: 🔹Go to the Venetian to see the Art Paradise Macau teamLab Super Natural Space and Romantic Canal 🔹Go to the Parisian to see the Macau Eiffel Tower and feel the French romance 🔹Go to the 🆓 Londoner's London Discovery Taxi and shuttle through the streets of London with Beckham 【Macau Peninsula】 1⃣Take a photo at the Ruins of St. Paul once, and experience the Portuguese style 📷Photo location map: ▪️P12: Ruins of St. Paul-Love Lane ▪️P13: The left fort park on the right side of the Ruins of St. Paul 2⃣Other must-do things & experiences in the Macau Peninsula area 🔸Go to the graffiti wall of the lobby oblique lane and take a literary style picture 🔸Go to the observation deck of the big fort to overlook the panoramic view of Macau 🔸Go to Ze Xian Ji egg waffle to eat Macau specialties 🟢Travel tips: ✔️You need to wave your hand to stop the bus🚌 at the station, remember to ring the bell when you get off ✔️Macau people are very enthusiastic❤‍🔥 so don't be afraid, feel free to travel~ ✔️Most places can pay online, just change a small amount of cash

Welcome to Macau, where we embark on a journey to discover the mysterious charm of this water city. This exotic destination, rich in history and culture, boasts its most famous landmark—the Ruins of St. Paul's. The Ruins of St. Paul's, an iconic structure, stands as a symbol of Macau and one of its most unique landmarks. Majestic and towering, it seems to be a grand gateway guarding the essence of Macau. With its profound historical significance, this architectural treasure is both a beacon for history enthusiasts and the perfect venue to immerse oneself in Macau's distinctive atmosphere. Standing before the Ruins of St. Paul's, you'll be awestruck by its magnificence, feeling as though you've traversed through time into the river of history. Continuing onward, you'll find that Macau's allure as a water city is omnipresent. The city is surrounded by meandering rivers, creating a captivating ambiance. Along the riverbanks, arching bridges and exquisite buildings create a picturesque scene. You can embark on a boat tour, leisurely cruising on the tranquil rivers, admiring Macau's unique waterscape and experiencing the serene and peaceful ambiance reminiscent of a southern water town. Macau, the charming water city, invites you to explore the unique journey of the Ruins of St. Paul's and the beauty of floating along its waterways. Here, you'll feel the weight of history and the warmth of a water town. Immerse yourself in Macau's unique atmosphere, and you'll discover its distinctive charm, bringing endless surprises and joy. 🏞️🌉✨ #MacauMystique #WaterCityWonders

Take the double-decker sightseeing bus 🚌 starting from Galaxy There are regular buses every day, it's very convenient to go from Taipa to the main island The scenery along the bridge is very beautiful 🗾 You can get off at the famous spots on the main island, where the bus will make brief stops The Ruins of St. Paul's are really crowded with people The super popular photo spot is opposite the ruins, on the second floor of Uniqlo 2⃣️ Queuing might take some time, but it's still more comfortable than squeezing outside 😌

I've been back to Macau for a week now Can't delay the photo guide anymore Coming to Macau 🇲🇴 People can take pictures like this in the sea of people Avoid the crowd from different angles 1⃣️【Ruins of St. Paul】 There are too many people in the square in front of the archway. You can go to the flower base stone steps next to the archway. The low-angle upward shot can avoid the crowd and integrate with the Ruins of St. Paul 2⃣️【Love Lane】: Stand or sit on the stone steps, the Ruins of St. Paul are all background walls, and the colorful Portuguese buildings are also good to shoot 4⃣️【UNIQLO】: It can be said that it is the most beautiful UNIQLO in Macau. You can take pictures of the Ruins of St. Paul from the oil painting frame glass window on the second floor. There are too many people and you have to queue up. I didn't go to shoot 5⃣️Go up the small hill on the right side of the archway, next to the big tree in the Fort Park, there are few people, and it's not bad to take a photo with the side view of the Ruins of St. Paul

Macau is both small and big. You can visit 16th century temples, see 17th century churches, search for 18th century monasteries, climb 19th century lighthouses, wander through 20th century streets, and stay in 21st century resorts on over 1,200 streets that are almost all unique. Its richness, its fireworks, its heritage, don't miss any corner, Macau is worth exploring and savoring for everyone, feel it with your heart. Strategy: Day 1: Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Guanjie Street - Camp Street - Rose of the Virgin Church - Lu Family Mansion - Front Square of the Lobby - Front Square of the Council Chamber - Fulong New Street - Ho Tung Library - Gongding Theater - Macau Governor's Palace - Zheng Family Mansion - Bishop's Hill Chapel (where you can watch the sunset and take photos of the Macau Tower) - Senado Square - St. Lawrence's Church - October 5th Street - Rua da Felicidade. (Taking photos at night with lights on looks good) Day 2: Security Forces Museum - Casa Garden - Dong Wangyang New Street (take photos at the Grand Lisboa Hotel Pineapple Landmark) - Eight Angle Pavilion Library - Macau Story House - Dafengtang Art House - Fengtang Alley - Taishi Square - Macau Archives - Tea Culture Museum - Sun Yat-sen Memorial House - Mount Guia (ideal for watching sunset and taking photos of the new Lisboa Hotel) - Grand Prix Museum - Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Museum of Art - Macau Science Center (great for families with children) Looks like there are many places, but they are actually very close to each other.

Paul in Macau, you should take pictures like this. The Ruins of St. Paul, with a history of more than 350 years, is a must-visit place for tourists in Macau. But Macau is really too hot and there are so many tourists, it's crowded with people when taking pictures, if you don't take good pictures, it's just a real tourist photo🙅‍♂️So you must learn to card the camera position!! 📷Photo position: Sit at the steps of the Ruins of St. Paul in Macau, you can slightly raise your face sideways, stretch one leg straight and bend the other leg (which can show long legs👀), then turn on the wide-angle lens of the mobile phone and turn it over to shoot, you can take the same style as picture 1⃣️!! There is also a photo🤳🏻position: There is a railing next to the Ruins of St. Paul, you can stand next to the railing or sit on the railing, and then use the mobile phone to shoot at a 25-degree angle, so you can clear the tourists and get a single portrait! 🕒Opening hours: Open all day 🚗Transportation: Take bus No. 17 to Xinsheng Street and walk there 🔔Play time: Recommend 1h

The impression of Macau🇲🇴 is legendary and story-like, with Portuguese romance, business sea ups and downs, half of the world's fireworks, half of the paper drunk gold fans. Tips for preparation before departure: 1⃣️Hong Kong and Macau pass and endorsement 2⃣️Mobile phone opens international roaming 3⃣️British standard conversion plug 4⃣️Currency can be exchanged at the port for bus fare, almost all of Macau can use WeChat Alipay Customs clearance: Generally, it is more convenient to pass the customs from the Gongbei Port, and there are free 🆓 fortune cars to various places after the customs. Day1⃣️: Taipa Island Experience a day of paper drunk gold fans～ Venetian➡️Londoner➡️Parisian➡️Wynn Palace Pass the customs at Gongbei Port, and take the free fortune car to the Venetian Mall after the customs 🌟You can take a gondola boat in the Venetian Mall 🌟Stroll along the indoor canal to St. Mark's Square in Venetian 🌟The Venetian has a second-floor corridor that leads directly to the Londoner, and there are many terraces on this corridor, all of which are good photo 📷 spots～ 🌟The rain corridor, red bus 🚌, and red telephone booth at the entrance of the Londoner are all very photogenic～ 🌟After visiting the Londoner, you can go to the Parisian garden, lawn➕corridor, this is the best position for a photo with the Eiffel Tower🗼❗ ️You must stay in this area until night🌃 You can have afternoon tea☕️ to experience the Banyan Tree SPA or Wynn Palace SPA. When the lights come on at night, it is the real paper drunk gold fan Macau❗️The Bingling Bingling "Eiffel Tower" is too charming～ 🌟The music fountain⛲️ in front of Wynn Palace starts at 8⃣️ o'clock every night, and the lights sprinkled on the water surface are like broken diamonds 🌟The sightseeing cable car🚠 at the entrance of Wynn is free to experience🆓～but you have to queue for a long time Day 2⃣️Macau Peninsula Experience a day of worldly fireworks Official Street➡️Fisherman's Wharf➡️Guia Lighthouse➡️Ruins of St. Paul 🍜Recommended food on Official Street: World Record Coffee Thick Egg Toast, Charcoal Roasted Coffee; Big Profit Pork Chop Bun; Mo Yi Ji Durian Cake; Changzhou Ping Ji Glutinous Rice Cake; Heng You Beef Offal; Ma Jiao Tea Stall🍵 📷Walk along Official Street to the Church of Our Lady, there are several Tiffany blue villas next to it, don't miss it Fisherman's Wharf Official Street➡️Fisherman's Wharf Bus🚌AP 1 Road 24 hours🆓 open, the seaside pier🏖️ imitates the ruins of the ancient Roman Colosseum, as if entering the movie 🎬 "Roman Holiday" Guia Lighthouse Fisherman's Wharf➡️Lighthouse Walk🚶 You can overlook the Macau city area and take in the Grand Lisboa and Macau Tower Ruins of St. Paul Lighthouse➡️Arch Walk🚶 Now the flow of people at the Ruins of St. Paul is very large, if you want to take a photo with the Ruins of St. Paul, there are two recommended positions: 1⃣️The window on the second floor of Uniqlo opposite the arch and the archway at the door; 2⃣️Take a side view of the arch in the love lane next to it～Easily avoid the crowd～

📍Attraction Address: St. Paul's Address: Jesuit Memorial Square in Macau Old Town (below Fortaleza do Monte in St. Anthony's Parish) 🚗Transportation to Attraction: Walking: St. Paul's ☞ Yee Van Alley ☞ Republic Avenue 👍️Must-visit Attractions: St. Paul's 🎟️Ticket Information: Free 💗Other tips: Walking around Macau city is a very suitable way to travel. St. Paul's is a church with a hundred years of history that was later destroyed by a fire, leaving only a façade. It integrates the essence of Eastern and Western architectural art and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. It is one of the landmark buildings in Macau. Almost everyone who comes to Macau will visit here, so it is usually very crowded. To avoid the crowds, you should either come early in the morning or in the evening. We arrived before 8 am when there were not many people. After taking photos, the place was swarmed with tour groups wearing little red and yellow hats, and it was no longer a good time for photos. From St. Paul's, navigate to Yee Van Alley, which is about a 1.3 km walk. Macau is full of slopes, which can be quite exhausting to walk. Yee Van Alley was once where the wealthy people of Macau lived, in a villa area. The pink houses contrast sharply with the blue sea, making for great photos. Walking down the slope of Yee Van Alley leads to Republic Avenue, right by the sea. The sea breeze is very comfortable.