Unmissable Macau alleys

Macau is really a small city that is perfect for slow walking and sightseeing. Here, there is not only traditional culture, but also exotic customs. Strolling on the streets, you can inadvertently discover some things that attract you. In addition to the must-visit popular attractions such as Senado Square and Rua do Cunha, there are also some unique small streets that you can explore if you have time. Guanqian Street: Formerly the Macau Customs, it has now been developed into a unique old street. The district still retains the fragrance of traditional industries in Macau, antique shops, etc., and some shops have been renovated into characteristic cafes, cultural and creative shops, etc., and occasional cultural and creative markets are held. Here, you can experience the local life, watch the uncles play chess, stroll through characteristic small shops, take photos in front of graffiti... Love Lane: Legend has it that love stories happen quickly when passing through Love Lane. In fact, the name of Love Lane comes from its Portuguese name "Travessa da Paixão", where "Paixão" means "passion". The original intention was to express the devout love of believers for God, but due to a beautiful misunderstanding in translation, it created the romantic and beautiful name of "Love Lane". However, who cares? Love Lane has become famous among couples because of its unique name. Some movies and TV dramas have been filmed here, and it is also a popular location for taking wedding photos. The lane is only 50 meters long, with buildings on both sides mainly in pink and yellow, decorated with flowers everywhere. At the end of the lane is a popular spot for taking photos with the famous Ruins of St. Paul's in the background. Guanqian Street and Love Lane are not far from the Ruins of St. Paul's, you can come and take a stroll after visiting the Ruins of St. Paul's. Admission: Free Opening hours: 24 hours