Macao | The weekend City Walk summer atmosphere in Macao is bursting at the seams!

| The weekend City Walk summer atmosphere in Macao is bursting at the seams!.☀️ The weekend weather is particularly sunny Even the heat that leads to heatstroke can't stop me from traveling to Macao Macao is really crowded with people now 🛫 With the Hong Kong-Macao Travel Permit now available nationwide More and more tourists are coming from all directions to have fun Walking 30,000 steps a day in crowded spaces Just to check in at all the beautiful scenery and photo spots Listing some of the photo locations to experience the charm and beauty of Macao 🔸Photos 1-3 Yiwan Slope Alley The pink walls and white roofs form a comic-like beautiful villa The occasional yellow minibus, the bay that stretches down the hillside The romantic atmosphere by the sea, the coconut trees set against the opposite tourist tower It's perfect for shooting on a sunny day, with a great sense of transparency 🔹Photos 4-5 Republic of China Avenue Coming down from Yiwan Slope Alley is the bay Away from the bustling excitement, taking a walk along the seaside Feeling the sea breeze in the hot weather 🔸Photos 6-7 Rua da Esperança A super classic photo spot recommended by 'National Geographic' magazine A must-visit spot for photography enthusiasts The glittering and splendid Grand Lisboa Hotel Contrasts sharply with the local residential buildings This spot is a bit hard to find, you need to look carefully at the map 🔹Photos 8-9 Ruins of St. Paul's Monte Fort Park The Monte Fort Park up the slope to the right of the Ruins of St. Paul's A popular photo spot, still quite crowded when taking pictures Good angles are easy to find, using the banyan tree leaves as a foreground Another angle is on the second floor of Uniqlo, in front of the window 🔸Photos 10-11 Love Lane The alley is small, but it's also a super popular check-in spot Pink and yellow walls line both sides, standing on the stairs for a photo with the Ruins of St. Paul's Walking out, you can also capture the distant Grand Lisboa Hotel If you're tired, you can go straight to % Coffee for a drink 🔹Photo 12 Little Taipa Hill Viewing Platform The Governor Nobre de Carvalho Bridge leading to the road of fortune, Cotai Your vision won't escape from the shock of the Grand Lisboa Hotel and the bridge You must choose a day with good weather and sunset to take photos Visibility is the best, just take the elevator up from the bottom of the hill 🔸Photos 13-15 Fong Seng Slope Alley A treasure trove of colorful, candy-colored Portuguese-style neighborhoods for photography Buildings of different colors are full of personality and make for great photos Mosaic tiles and the local atmosphere tell endless stories of culture Stroll along, with fashionable galleries and exhibitions nearby There's also the same Póvoa House Portuguese restaurant that Nicholas Tse visited 🔹Photos 16-17 The Londoner Take the elevator up to the second floor of The Venetian People walk up to the window ledge This is the European-style blockbuster photo spot that blew up everyone's social media 📝There's also the connecting bridge between The Venetian and The Londoner The photo spot is near The Londoner side The two viewing platforms will definitely make you keep taking photos once you step in 🔸Photos 18-19 Wynn Palace Cable Car How can you not take the cable car at sunset when in Macao Free to ride, provided you queue for over two hours The shimmering twilight on the water surface creates ripples Accompanied by the music fountain show on the half and full hour It really feels amazing 🛺Roaming through the romantic and artistic historical footprints of Macao This mysterious Oriental city that never sleeps truly captivates the heart and mind