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What are the interesting places in Macau?

St Paul's Cathedral Site St Paul's Cathedral is located on a hill near Daba Street in Macau. St Paul's Church was built in 1637. The whole church embodies the combination of European Renaissance architectural style and oriental architectural characteristics, and it was the largest Catholic church in the East at that time. 18 in 35, St. Paul's church was destroyed by a fire, leaving only the front wall. Because its shape is similar to the traditional memorial archway in China, it is named "Big March 8th Monument Square". Exquisite artistic carvings decorate the St. Paul archway with simplicity and elegance. Whether it is the towering cross at the top of the archway, the statue of the infant under the bronze pigeon, or the statue of the Virgin surrounded by angels and flowers, it is full of rich religious atmosphere and gives people beautiful enjoyment. Now, the Sao Paulo archway has become one of the symbols of Macao, and it is also a must-see place for tourists to visit Macao. After visiting the Monument Square of Dasanba, visitors may wish to visit the ancient Fort Castle adjacent to it. Boarding the ancient fort castle, which looks like a European castle, people can not only see more than ten giant cast iron ancient cannons, but also have a panoramic view of Macao.

Mage Temple is located at the western foot of Mage Mountain at the southern tip of Macao. It is the oldest temple in Macao, built in the Ming Dynasty more than 500 years ago. The mage temple is dedicated to Mazu, the escort sea god, which means mother in Fujian. Every year, March 23rd of the lunar calendar is the birthday of Mazu, and a grand ceremony will be held in the temple. Good men and women have come to burn incense and worship, praying for peace and good luck. Mage Temple is an ancient building with China national characteristics. In front of the temple, a pair of stone lions at the entrance of the town are dignified and lifelike. There are Daxiong Hall, Stone Hall, Hong Ren Hall and Guanyin Pavilion in the temple, which are majestic and spectacular. A foreign ship stone in the temple is particularly eye-catching. It is said that it has a history of 400 years. The Master Temple is surrounded by mountains and faces the sea, with pleasant scenery, towering ancient trees and quiet environment. Numerous inscriptions and stone carvings left by literati for hundreds of years have added a little elegance to this ancient temple.

Maritime museum is located near the Mage Temple. The museum has a rich and interesting collection of navigation materials, showing the ship models used by the early Portuguese when they came to Australia, the traditional fishing boats and fishing tools in China, and various water vehicles used in Macau today. On the pier opposite the museum, a gorgeous flower boat and a dragon boat are parked for the public to visit.

Macao has always been famous for gambling and entertainment, and it is one of the three major capitals in the world. At present, there are six entertainment venues at the Gate of Macau, which are located in Portuguese Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Hyatt Hotel, Inner Harbor Water Palace, Jin Mu Jinbi Entertainment Hall and Warrior Stadium. There are all kinds of gambling projects in the casino, with world-class types, luxurious equipment and strict management.