St. Dominic's Church

#campingglamping #2023travelwish #foodie #tripblazers #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip. Located right in the heart of Senado Square of Macau, St. Dominic's Church, also St. Dominic's Church, was constructed by three Spanish Dominican priests in 1587 for worshiping Our Lady of the Rosary. It was refurbished in 1828 and was expanded to the large scale that it represents today. This church was placed on the World Heritage List in July 2005, and as such also became the 31st world heritage site of China. St. Dominic's Church annually becomes one of the performing grounds of the annual 'Macau International Music Festival'. Now, most of the concerts are held at this church which is usually open in the afternoon. Visitors can first press the doorbell and then enter it through the east side door. Then passing across a long aisle, you will come into the interior of St. Dominic's Church.

Really enjoy strolling around the streets of Macau 🚶 Everywhere you can feel the culture and heritage of this city. No need to look at the map 🗺️ But you always discover unexpected scenery~ Apart from Taipa's Rua do Cunha and Coloane. Macau Peninsula also has many Portuguese-style colorful buildings 🏠 Leave Monday morning for the old streets of Macau Peninsula. The crowds of people on the weekend have receded. Finally can peacefully stroll and take photos on the streets 📷 Can never resist the colorful houses in Macau! 🌈 Share my walking route: Mad Hall Slope 👉 Mad Hall New Street 👉 Mirror Lake Road 👉 Cannon Tower Slope 👉 Water Pit Tail Street 👉 Rose Madonna Church 👉 👉 East Slope 👉 Gangding Qian Road

Although Huang Tai has been to Macau many times But it can't stop my passion for shooting in the historic old town! . Arrive at Zhuhai Wanzi Pier at 8:30 in the morning. From here, it only takes a boat ride of over ten minutes to reach Macau. Very convenient! Macau is actually very small. On one side is the dazzling prosperity of the city. On one side is the old city street with the scent of fireworks. Every time we like to take a walk to visit the historic old town area. You can occasionally discover many hidden corners and streets. . 📍The journey of extreme walking begins as soon as you leave the checkpoint. Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal 👉 Avenida Almirante Lacerda 👉 Our Lady of Penha Church 👉 Love Lane 👉 Ruins of St. Paul's 👉 Rua da Tercena 👉 Grand Lisboa Palace . ❗️Tips: There are a lot of tourists in Macau recently, so if you want to take photos of empty spaces, be sure to get up early!!!

st dominic churh is the one of old catholic church in macau.this church is located in rua do senado.at this church near the market and this area have many cloths,shoes,food store or anything man neened.

I enjoyed seeing this church and exploring the interior though I didn't see the actual church part just the two floors of museum - The main church part was closed for construction or renovation. Gorgeous vibrant yellow fascade right in the heart of the historic district. Free to look around the museum, nice insight into Macau's history and culture. #givethanks

Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Macau. As one of Macau's iconic buildings, the Our Lady of the Rosary Church is not only a beautiful church but also an important landmark that carries historical and cultural significance. Located in the center of the Macau Peninsula, the church was built in the early 17th century and is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Macau. It exemplifies the traditional architecture of Macau and Western architectural styles, blending the architectural aesthetics of the European Renaissance with Eastern culture, creating a unique charm. Upon arriving at the Our Lady of the Rosary Church, you will be attracted by its unique exterior. The facade of the church is decorated with gorgeous murals and sculptures, among which the bas-relief of 'Rose Water Sprinkling' in front of the church door is the most famous, known as the 'Our Lady of the Rosary'. Every day, thousands of tourists and believers come to visit and pray, admiring its beauty and sanctity. Entering the interior of the church, you will be struck by its grandeur and solemnity. The towering arches, stained glass windows, exquisite altars, and sculptures all showcase the magnificent and exquisite architecture of the church. The Our Lady of the Rosary Church is a perfect combination of faith and art, making it unforgettable. Beyond its architectural charm, the Our Lady of the Rosary Church also has a rich historical and cultural connotation. It is said that this church was the first Catholic church in Macau, built in 1622. It has witnessed Macau's development from a fishing village to an international city and has recorded the cultural exchanges and integration between Macau and the rest of the world. Therefore, the Our Lady of the Rosary Church is not only a cultural card of Macau but also the pride of the Macanese people. The Our Lady of the Rosary Church is an excellent tourist destination. You can appreciate Macau's unique architectural style, feel the long history and cultural heritage. You can take beautiful photos, experience the blend of religion and art, and feel the tranquility and harmony. Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Macau, a treasure bearing the history and culture of Macau, its beauty and uniqueness are enough to make you fall in love with this city. Open: Free Visiting duration: 1 hour

#fallishere Walking from the Ruins of St Paul’s, it takes about 10 minutes to this St Dominic Church and Senado Square. It was 1st built in 1587 by a Spanish Dominican Priest and nowadays, it has been recognised as the UNESCO heritage site bringing the pride to the country. I would definitely recommend everyone to visit here and explore the historic building of Macau. Along the streets, there are also a lot of small shops selling clothes, foods, drinks, snacks, souvenirs and so on so you wont get bored walking around the area. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

The Macao Special Administrative Region is an international free trade port, a world tourism and leisure center, a capital of world cuisine and culture, a famous city of world history and culture. Its superior geographical location, comfortable climate, and luxurious service facilities have made Macao world-renowned. Historical and cultural attractions in Macau, centered around the old city area, are represented by the iconic Ruins of St. Paul's and the century-old Guia Fortress. From the fortress, visitors can overlook the old city area of Macau, as well as landmarks such as the Grand Lisboa Hotel, Ruins of St. Paul's, and the Macau Tower. There are also many cultural and natural landscapes, such as the Mandarin's House. Macau has a wide variety of unique local snacks, including Portuguese egg tarts, sawdust pudding, crispy pork chop buns, and bamboo noodle soup. With delicious and diverse options, visitors can enjoy these delicacies while admiring the famous landmarks and historical sites. Visiting Macau is definitely a must-do experience.

In 1587, it was built by the Spanish Dominicans and is also known as the Rose Hall, Camphor Hall or Igreja de São Domingos. Together with the Camphor Hall Square in front of the church, it is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Historic Centre of Macau. The original church was built of wooden boards and was called "Ban Zhang Tang" by the Chinese. It was not until the 17th century that it was changed to a brick and stone structure. In 1874, it was burned down in a fire and was rebuilt that same year to its current size. Before May 13th every year, the church holds a nine-day tribute. On the afternoon of the 13th, there will be a grand procession of holy images, which is a representative Catholic festival activity in Macau. On the third floor to the right of the Rose Hall is the Holy Relics Treasury, exhibiting over 300 cultural relics from the Macau Catholic Church, including silverware, bronze ware, gilded ware, ivory statues used in Mass, and more. Among them, the oil painting "St. Augustine" with a history of over 300 years is the most precious. 📍Rua do Padre Antonio Roliz, Macau SAR 🕙10:00-18:00 (The Holy Relics Treasury will be closed after 15:00 on Thursdays and Saturdays, as well as during religious activities.) 💰Free

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Walking in the streets and alleys of Macau, there are many alleys. This is the way I walked to the St. Paul's. The Shishan Inclined Lane is such a kind. I walked slowly and found the long-sloping alley, and the wall was still There are all kinds of graffiti. The Big Three Bar, as an iconic building in Macau, is a must. It is the front wall that remains after the burnt down of St. Paul's Church, and is beautifully carved. From the Ruins of St. Paul's, it is hard and time-consuming to look at the big fort to climb the mountain. Macau's famous cultural landscape, including the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau, the General Post Office, the Rencitang Building, the Macau Tourism Bureau and other historical buildings are all scattered around the front of the Chamber. From the front of the council hall, walk north along Banyutang Street, or you can reach the front of the Banyan Hall in front of the Church of Our Lady of the Rose. You can stop and take a photo. The Church of Our Lady of the Roses is one of the most beautiful churches in Macau. The church was founded by Santo Domingo in 1587. It is the first church in China. The front of the church is engraved with the logo of Dominican. The beige and white appearance, combined with the small fresh green doors and windows, and the exquisite carving pattern, are traditional Baroque style. The main entrance of the church is not open at ordinary times. Visitors can ring the doorbell first, then enter through the adjacent gate, and then bypass a corridor to enter the interior of the church. It is quiet enough to hear the old fan turning. The old city wall is the only city wall in Macau. The old city wall is located on the left side of the ruins of St. Paul's Church. It is adjacent to the temple. It is a wall built of bauxite. The bauxite is mainly made of sediment, fine stones and straw. The blended clam shell powder is laminated.

The Rose Hall is called the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Church of Santo Domingo. It is located in front of the Chamber of Deputies and is only about 10 minutes walk from the famous tourist attraction, the Ruins of St. Paul. The open space in front of the church is almost always crowded. The church has a history of more than 400 years. The church was built in 1587 by the Spanish Church of Santo Domingo, enshrined in the Our Lady of the Rosary, and was taken over by the Portuguese priests the following year. Since it was originally built only from wooden boards, it was called the Banyan Hall by the Chinese, and it was changed to a masonry structure in the 17th century. It was burned down by fire in 1874, and it was now rebuilt after the rebuilding. The appearance of the church is bright yellow, with white, both dignified and atmospheric. Free for visitors, be careful not to shout loudly and dress properly. The interior of the church is magnificent and its altar of Baroque architecture is elegant and refined. And a trip to Macau, you can also take a trip to the museum. On the edge of the Rose Hall is a "treasure of sacred objects." The three-storey treasure house features artifacts from the Catholic Church of Macau, including the oil painting St. Augustine and the woodcarving "The Tied Christ". There are two bronze clocks on the third floor, which is the oldest in Macau. Because of the age