Is there anything you didn’t know until you went to Macau?

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Macau has many niche attractions, each with its own unique characteristics. During this trip to Macau, I made a special trip to check in by car. When I first arrived here, I have to say that Macau Fisherman’s Wharf is a very unique place. A tourist attraction, similar to a seaside square in mainland China, it interprets a romantic love story.

In the past, Fisherman’s Wharf was a large leisure and entertainment complex on the Macau Peninsula. The most famous one is the iconic European architectural style, which makes people feel like they are transported to a European town. Strolling through the characteristic Portuguese style streets, feeling the sea breeze on your face, and holding a glass of special cocktails in the seaside bar, life should be so comfortable, while the cross-sea bridge in the distance makes people imagine countless futures.

Like all attractions in Macau, the sightseeing area at Fisherman’s Wharf is really small, not even as big as the square dance area downstairs where my aunts danced, but tourists who come here for sightseeing must not miss it. This Roman-style retro building complex, find a good angle, and all that's left is to click the shutter wildly. The yellow wall color with an old-fashioned effect, paired with a white long skirt and Roman shoes, is simply not great.

Of course, in summer, in addition to the retro style, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf also has colorful girly-style buildings, and there is definitely one that will impress you. The colorful heart-shaped sculptures reveal sweet love, and the cute little yellow duck squats at the intersection waiting for your visit.

You can go straight from the Roman building to the end and see a piece of sea. Although it is not the best viewing position and it cannot be endless, it can still allow you to enjoy the caress of the sea breeze for a moment. There are shopping places along the streets and indoors around Fisherman's Wharf, where you can spend an afternoon shopping.

There are Egyptian-style buildings here, as well as European and American-style buildings. Traveling through them is like traveling back and forth between different centuries. Many friends who like to come to Macau say that it feels like they are in a foreign country. , put in a few more poses, and the high-end overseas travel photos will come out. Today, when traveling abroad is not possible, it is very gratifying to be able to go to Macau.

In particular, there is a building that imitates the ancient Roman Colosseum, which is suitable for taking pictures, and not many people went there this year. In the past, you had to queue up to take pictures, but now it is easy to take good pictures. , the water at Fisherman's Wharf is very clear, and there are boats moored on the shore. Looking from a distance, it's a quiet and peaceful scene.

In general, 1-2 hours at Fisherman's Wharf is enough to take pictures. Eating here is not cheap, with restaurants starting at RMB 200 per person, and there are no authentic Macau food. If you want to eat Portuguese or Cantonese food, you can go to some century-old restaurants in the old town.