Ruins of St. Paul's

When talking about Macau, one must think of the Ruins of St. Paul’s, which is one of Macau’s landmarks. So after Macau passed the customs, the Ruins of St. Paul’s has always been crowded with people and it is a must-visit place.
Get off at Ponte 16 Station and walk for 7 minutes to reach the Ruins of St. Paul's. Of course, most people like to go to the Ruins of St. Paul's from Senado Square, but if you walk from the next bus stop, Ponte 16, via Rua da Cinco de October, there are fewer people and it is more comfortable to walk. You will also pass by a coconut ice cream shop along the way, but unfortunately there was a long queue when we went there that day and the ice cream shop was sold out at around 3 o'clock. However, there is a Discus shop next to it, and there are many people gathered outside the door. It is famous for selling egg waffles, hand-pulled pancakes and flying saucers. Each snack has different flavor combinations, and everything is very attractive, making it difficult to choose.
There is also a stinky tofu shop next to the snack bar, which has a very strong flavor. I was already full before I even reached the Ruins of St. Paul’s.
If you haven't done this, you can try this route.

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Post by DaisyDuck | Mar 6, 2023