While the church itself is not overly impressive, the square looks like you are in Portugal. Even... read more
The walk was very nice, did not live up to the other Cathedrals we have seen in other places. But... read more
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While the church itself is not overly impressive, the square looks like you are in Portugal. Even the sidewalk is the usual black & white tiles with the traditional Portuguese design.
The walk was very nice, did not live up to the other Cathedrals we have seen in other places. But right off the square, so don’t miss it
The cathedral was built in 1622. The exterior is clad in Shanghai plaster, which gives it a monolithic appearance. It is a catholic cathedral located in central Macau and not far from Senado Square. The Portuguese name for it is Igreja da Se. At the...More
It is a live and active big Catholic Cathedral in the centre of Macau. As usual, full with parishioners, local and visitors during Sunday evening mass when we visited Macau. It is good to stop for a while, have a solemn break, attend a mass...More
Very beautiful Cathedral in the middle of the historic centre. Inside is quite humble and beautiful as well, the square outside adds to the charm of the place.
Not the biggest church in Macau and not the most interesting, it's still worth visiting as there's some beautiful stained glass. However, outside of mass times, visitors are only allowed into the back of the church. Rather plain with little in the way of ornate...More
This place is some kind of square with parks and church. Many people gather here to chat or leisure. Great place to visit at evening, not noon.
This is one of several churches in Macau which are worth visiting if you are wandering through the historic centre,
It is an interesting church at the Largo de Senado. It was founded in 17th century but current building is a rather modern structure from 1937 - built in concrete. It has relatively simple interior but a brief visit is worthwhile. If short on time...More
On top of a hill overlooking the Largo de Senado. It has a small square at its front which is a good place to sit for a while away from the crowds. Not an old (1850) building but the immediate area makes you think you...More
