Don't miss out on visiting Macau Peninsula's historical sites

Macau not only has casinos and bustling night views, there are so many places that are really suitable for slowly stepping on the streets to feel the culture and sea breeze! This time we introduce a Macau Peninsula pedaling line, covering three completely different style photo spots in Macau - the magnificent Grand Samba Archway, the popular A-Po Well, and the Macau Fisherman's Wharf with sea views and architectural features! The route is scattered but the bus is super convenient, lazy gospel ~ follow the play is definitely not afraid of taking the wrong road!

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1️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's
As the most famous and representative World Cultural Heritage Site in Macau, the Grand St. Paul’s is more spectacular on site than imagined, plus it’s easy to make a blockbuster movie from every angle. The architectural details are exquisite, and the surroundings are Portuguese-style colorful alleys and snack bars. The nearby crazy hall slope is hidden out of the film hotspot, the wall and stairs casually a shot is very feeling ~

📍Address: Macau Tai Samba Slant Lane
⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day throughout the year

2️⃣ Grandma Well Front Land
Many people will go straight to Tai Samba, but in fact, A-Po Jing Qian is the "slow life" location in Macau. Walking along the stone paths, occasionally seeing cats and dogs, with the old buildings on the streets, it feels like the taste of "old times"!

📍Address: Macau Apo Jingqiandi
⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day throughout the year

3️⃣ Macau Fisherman’s Wharf
If you want to see the sea and exotic architecture, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf is your must-visit! The European-style architecture here, coupled with the sea breeze, gives you the illusion of "going abroad" at any time. Strolling along the coastline at dusk is suitable for chilling while eating snacks. It is recommended to take the bus directly.

📍Address: The junction of Friendship Avenue and Sun Yat-sen Avenue in Macau New Port
(Opening hours vary slightly from area to area, early review is recommended)

Practical travel tips
- Although the distribution of attractions on the Macau Peninsula is more scattered, but the bus frequency is dense, fares are cheap, mobile phone directly use Google Maps to check the route, and through the local APP bus station announcement to see the station time can, a day to step three attractions absolutely no pressure!
- A-po's well front land is less crowded on weekdays, suitable for hipsters and photography enthusiasts, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, easy to walk the stone roads and alleys ~
- Many churches and old buildings, note that some churches can not be photographed at will, respect religious culture ~

Food recommendations
There is a souvenir street near Tai Samba. Almond cake, butter egg tart and Portuguese tart are all must-try. You don't have to queue if you go early in the morning.
There are seafood restaurants and ice cream shops near Fisherman's Wharf, and sitting outdoors in the evening overlooking the sea is super chill!

Transportation guide
- From Guan Gate/pier, take the bus quickly to various scenic spots, Macau bus fares are cheap, the line is simple and direct.
- If you have a large group, consider taking a taxi or using a tour bus group transfer to save time and worry.

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