Street art at Escada Do Coxo. — Photos: FLOREY D. MIKIL/The Star
Every which way you angle your camera, the possibility of capturing a decent photo sans strangers in the background is indubitably low. This was our first-hand experience at Macao’s famous Ruins Of Saint Paul’s, despite us stopping by between 4pm and 5pm – on a weekday, to boot – when the crowd had supposedly thinned out.
Unsurprising, since the towering remains of the 17th century historical landmark is a must-see when in Macao.
Uh-oh! Daily quota reached.
What to do and see in Macao
Street art at Escada Do Coxo. — Photos: FLOREY D. MIKIL/The Star
Taipa Houses Museum is made up of five pastel green-coloured houses.
The Ruins of Saint Paul’s is a popular spot for photography. — Photos: FLOREY D. MIKIL/The Star
Love Lane is located next to The Ruins of Saint Paul’s.
Street art at Escada Do Coxo.
Street art at Travessa da Boa Vista.
One of the pandas at Macao Giant Panda Pavilion.
Street art covering an entire building at Coloane Village.
A tourist photographing street art at Coloane Village.
Panda art at Taipa Village.
Belos Tempos owner Ana Manhao cooking a Macanese dish.
Cod Fish à brás at Belos Tempos restaurant.
Serradura at Belos Tempos restaurant.
Melt-in-your-mouth genetes cookies at Belos Tempos restaurant.
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