What scenic spots in Macau must be visited?

Macau has resumed tourism. My friends, you can plan to travel to Macau, but you haven't traveled for a long time. Do you know where it will be more interesting now? The following small series will introduce the attractions that must be visited in Macau. Crazy Hall Alley

is tightly surrounded by the bustling Macau Peninsula and hidden in the crazy hall Alley in Costco, but it is another quiet and peaceful scene different from the downtown area: the low houses are surrounded by green roses inside and outside the door; Various art exhibition posters are posted on the mottled concrete wall. The crazy hall inclined lane has a history of more than 5 years. Stones from Portugal are paved with streets, buildings in southern Europe painted with cherry blossom powder, mint green and goose yellow, and kapok with towering trunks and blooming flowers are all worth visiting.

The street name of "Crazy Tang Xiexiang" can be traced back to 1569. It is said that at that time, there were many leprosy patients in Macao. Gianni Lao, the first bishop of Macao Catholicism, could not bear their displacement, and invested to build a leprosy hospital. Later, a small church was built next to the hospital. Because the church was dedicated to praying for leprosy patients, it was also called the "crazy hall".

At the end of the inclined lane of Crazy Hall, there is the "Kindness Hall Pozai House", which was built over a hundred years ago. On the first floor of the museum, in addition to regular exhibitions of works by different artists, there is also a souvenir shop where you can buy Macao graffiti postcards and special goods. Fulong New Street

Talking about the places worth visiting on the Macao Peninsula, you can't leave the "Fulong New Street".

This street used to be the most prosperous commercial street in Macao, and it was also one of the birthplaces of Macao's gambling industry. Fulong New Street is divided into upper and lower sections. In the upper section, there are brothels and teahouses. At the peak, there were more than 6, but now there is nowhere to be found. In the lower part of the street, there are smoking rooms and restaurants. It was not until the end of World War II that the Australian and Portuguese governments began to ban smoking and prostitution, and the grand occasion of staying in the scene and singing every night on Fulong New Street gradually disappeared.

As night falls, red lanterns are hung on Fulong New Street, and restaurants, restaurants, snack stalls and sugar water shops are lined up. The wooden door panels and door bolts are very chronological, which not only attracts gourmets to enjoy food here, but also is a sacred place for many directors. Isabella, starring Liang Luoshi, 246, starring Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Faye Wong, and Butterfly, starring the gambling king's daughter He Chaoyi, have also been here for filming.

Walk along Fulong Street in the direction of Shiliupu. The buildings and signs in traditional Chinese characters on both sides are full of historical sense. Walking on the arcade shopping street, the past grand scene of busy people is like a lifetime ago. Love Lane

There is a folk legend in Macau. Anyone who walks through love Lane will soon meet his beloved one.

The love alley, with a total length of about 5 meters, has a history of more than 8 years. The neoclassical buildings on both sides are full of European customs, walking in the alley, as if stepping on a European path.

The newly opened Nordic-style cafe in the alley attracts many young people. In Japanese-style ice cream shops, the signature matcha-flavored cone is popular and always sold out early. Casually taking pictures in love lane is also a beautiful photo of amazing friends circle.

Maybe everyone has such a place in their heart, where many beautiful things in the past are sealed. Every time they are opened, colorful memories jump into their mouths like chocolate beans and melt in their hearts. Fisherman's Wharf

Macau is a magical city. Once upon a time, it was a frontier place, and the wheel of history rolled forward, carrying it on the road of trade intermediary, ushered in glorious years, and then the rise of gambling and tourism brought huge profits to Macao. All things happen, for Macao, honor and disgrace and ups and downs are all caught off guard, just like gambling king Eric _, who went to Macao alone when he was young, and never thought he would have such a legendary life.

If you want to follow the footsteps of a generation of gambling kings, you can go to the Fisherman's Wharf in addition to the old and new Portuguese entertainment venues.

Fisherman's Wharf in Macau covers an area of more than 1 million square meters

, and many parts of it are reclaimed from the sea. It was built by gambling king Stanley _ and ZhouJinHui with an investment of MOP 1.85 billion. On December 31, 25, it was unveiled and put into trial operation by then Macau Chief Executive He Houhua and Fisherman's Wharf Chairman Stanley _.

In addition to gathering buildings with southern European style, it is also the center of looking around Macao: the sea facing the blue waves in the east and the Friendship Bridge with post-modern design concept. On the other three sides, there are the Hong Kong-Macao Wharf, the new 8-companion department store with complete goods, the palace-style gambling boat "Macau Palace", the five-star hotel Mandarin Oriental Hotel, the majestic Macao Cultural Center and Lotus Square. Dragon Ring and Portuguese Rhyme

People who have lived in Macao for a long time will think of Dragon Ring and Portuguese Rhyme for a walk in their leisure time. Looking up from afar, the sparkling end is the extremely luxurious Galaxy Casino, as well as the newly-built Melco Cinema and Parisians in recent two years. History and modernity overlap in the same time and space, like a beautiful flower separated by a cloud, with an indescribable charm.

"Dragon Ring" is the old name of Macau _ Zi, while "Portuguese Rhyme" refers to the Portuguese architectural style here. Five verdant villas, completed in 1921, were once the official residences of senior officials of the Macao government, and have now been converted into museums, exhibition halls and guesthouses respectively.

The unique Portuguese-rhyme villa, romantic silhouette and unattainable luxury fantasy have attracted many prospective couples in Macao to take wedding photos here. Road ring

is not like a casino full of luxury and danger. The life in the small fishing village here is quiet and leisurely, and "simplicity and simplicity" is the deepest feeling it gives visitors. It's like accidentally straying into a peach blossom garden filled with the smell of cream and seawater. The sea breeze is slight, the waves sound, the chairs in front of the library are lazily basking in the sun, and the neighbors are sitting on the stone benches under the trees drinking tea, which is quiet and leisurely.

At the roundabout, you can also find

"The Best Egg Tart Shop in Macau"-Andrew's Bakery. From early morning to evening, patrons of this 19-year-old shop are in an endless stream, and there are by no means a few who buy dozens of Portuguese tarts and take them home. Each egg tart with crispy skin has a strong egg flavor, and the surface is raised with black broken spots because of caramel.

Macao is like this, with a romantic and simple side. Stroll through the streets of the fishing village on a random morning, occasionally stop to find an unknown shop, have a cup of milk coffee or toast, and slowly finish a simple day of literature and art.