Taking the kids out during the holiday, our first stop in Macau is of course Rua do Cunha!

Finally set foot on Macau, I just want to say that Macau is really suitable for bringing children to play, it's definitely an eye-opener. Our first stop is Rua do Cunha. Rua do Cunha is located on Taipa Island in Macau and is one of the important streets in the old Taipa district. It is also one of the streets with the richest traditional charm in the whole of Macau. 🚗Transport: You can take the free shuttle buses from Parisian, Venetian, or Galaxy to the hotels, and then it's about a 10-15 minute walk to reach Rua do Cunha; you can also take bus routes 11 or 33 directly to the entrance of Rua do Cunha. 🥙Food: The salted beef thick egg toast and charcoal-grilled coffee from Century Coffee, the classic clay oven-roasted coffee from Vong Kei Coffee, the beef offal from Old Day, the durian ice cream from Mok Yi Kei, the egg tarts from Lord Stow's Bakery, and the beef jerky and almond cookies from Koi Kei are all worth checking in for. In addition, you can also visit nearby attractions such as the Macau Museum and the Ruins of St. Paul's.