[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for S. Francisco Garden (Updated Apr)

Gaslan Gardens is located in front of Gaslanes Barracks near the Lisboa Hotel, also known as South Bay Gardens💫 The garden is divided into two parts: the lower part is between Nan Wan Street and Ka La Tang Street; the high part is divided into two levels, connected by stone steps, located between Ka La Tang Street and Barracks Slanted Lane, Gas Lan New Road and Dong Wang Yang New Street💫 There are green trees and flowers planted in the garden, and there are stone chairs among them. Visitors often sit and rest in it💫 The Octagon Pavilion Library next to the park, formerly the wine department of the garden, is now the reading and newspaper room attached to the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, a larger public bookroom in Macau💫 📍Address: Dong Wang Yang New Street, Da Ma Road, Nan Wan, Macau #Macau Weekend Trip #WeekendTravel #OverseasTravel #In-DepthTravel

Carlton Park is near the Octagon Pavilion at the end of Shui Hang in the Central District😍, in addition to children's play facilities, there is also a Portuguese photo spot📸. 🤚Stop and think💭, it's really quite casual😎. Next to the Garth Barracks, ➡️ walk down towards the New Lisboa👣, come to the Army Club, want to eat authentic Portuguese meal🍽, may have to book in advance 😉 Bus: 28C_Gaslan Garden Station Note: You can stop by to eat Portuguese Tart, Tai Samba, Tai Fortress. . .

#yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #tripblazers #beachlife The S. Francisco Garden is the oldest garden in Macau.[1] The history of the garden goes back nearly four centuries. In 1580, a convent stood at the site now occupied by the garden. The convent was built by Castilian friars of the Franciscan order. The builders of the convent were supplanted by Portuguese friars five years later. But the name of the Castilian friars remains closely associated with the place even today: The garden continues to be referred to by its Cantonese name 'Ka-Si-Lán-Fa-Yun', meaning 'Garden of the Castilians'.

My dears✨, this is my sixth visit to Macau, and I have embarked on an extraordinary journey of cultural heritage! Start from the Gaslan Garden and feel the leisure of Macau in the greenery. National Geographic Grand Lisboa check-in spot, where modern architecture and historical atmosphere collide to create wonderful sparks. The Vasco da Gama Gardens is filled with swaying trees and a sense of comfort. Stepping into Fengtang Alley, you will find a blend of artistic atmosphere and Portuguese style, and every corner is worth savoring. The solemn and majestic Church of Our Lady of L'Avenida da Mundo tells the story of the years silently; the majestic and magnificent Cannon Fort has witnessed countless changes in the world. The exquisite decorations in the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary are breathtaking; the town hall building displays a unique elegance. Strolling in front of Gangding, the historical charm is overwhelming. St. Augustine's Church, Dom Pedro V Theatre, St. Lawrence's Church, these ancient buildings are filled with profound cultural heritage. The Ho Tung Library and St. Joseph's Seminary were unexpected surprises, quiet and mysterious. After this journey, I realized that Macau is much more than just a place of decadence and glamour. The parishes divided around the church retain the cultural heritage of the Portuguese colonial period. Going deep into the streets and alleys and encountering these little-known places is the true way to touch the soul of Macau. Although it was only a one-day trip, I gained a lot. I will continue to share the cultural stories of Macau’s World Heritage in the future, so stay tuned! #MacauItinerary

📍Location Near the Lisboa Hotel Macau Peninsula It is divided into two parts, high and low There is also a European War Memorial at the foot of Mount Towang 📚 Historical stories Formerly a Spanish monastery⛪ Converted to a barracks in 1860 The garden was opened right in front of the barracks That’s why it’s called Garthfield Gardens There is also an octagonal pavilion library 📖 next to it 🌸Check-in highlights The first park in Macau Hidden version of the European garden An oasis of tranquility in the middle of the city #MacauSecretLand #Gaslan Garden #HongKongersTravelMacau #Historic Buildings #Urban Oasis #Macau Attractions

#CanadaFlightEvent Visited: Garden of San Francisco Caption for photo 1: Walls of Garden of San Francisco Caption for photo 2: Walls of Garden of San Francisco, but more gorgeous Caption for photo 3: Same here, but dark Aside: The rice paddies are beautiful. Personal rating: 788 out of 1000

This time I went to Macau to slowly discover the side I usually don't see. I haven't been to the Peninsula area of ​​​​Macau for a long time. After taking pictures of the Grand Lisboa Hotel in the New Street, I walked back down to find Garthfield Garden! I was surrounded by a pink cylindrical building of the garden and walked in to take pictures, the garden is full of plants, there are rides and there are some benches to rest when you are tired, so it is not difficult to find many Macau locals resting here! Walking down to see this one red building with bean paste, looking at the map and realizing it is the Army Club Restaurant, I didn't expect it at all😆 #globaltravel #Macau

#Macau Attractions Travel lovers and photography enthusiasts, Macau is a great city! 🤩 Walking into Macau is like stepping into a treasure trove of architectural art. As the first park in Macau, Gaslan Gardens is intoxicatingly beautiful in its pink and tender tones, as if you have traveled to a romantic town in Europe. And Crazy Hall Diagon Alley, those colorful little houses, lined up one after another, really kind of walking into a 3D pictorial feeling, casually raise the camera, each one can be directly sent to friends. In addition to the beautiful architecture, the small shops along the way are also well worth a visit. There are some handicraft shops that sell specialty souvenirs. If you go shopping, you will always find many surprises. You can take super beautiful photos of the Grand Lisboa here without having to go to a crowded place with your friends. Go to White Pigeon Nest Park again to feel the historical deposits of the Oriental Foundation and listen to the legend of Cammons. In short, walking around Macau is full of happiness. Grab your friends and have a relaxing Citywalk! 💖

#Macau Attractions Travel lovers, you must come to these places in Macau! First is the Garthfield Garden, which is the first park in Macau, the sun is shining, super bright 😍, the pink building is as gentle as the Fundação de Serralves designed in Portuciza, Portugal, great for photography. Walking to Crazy Hall Diagon Alley, wow, the colorful little house is super eye-catching, just like walking in a 3D pictorial, a casual shot is very out of the film. If you want to take pictures of the Grand Lisboa, you don't have to go to Meijia Building. The angle here is also good on the New Street. Walk further to the Eastern Lighthouse. Although I didn't climb, the scenery along the way is great. The White Pigeon Nest Park is even more cultural. As a World Cultural Heritage, the Oriental Foundation has a stylish villa garden and Camons Cave, where the great poet Cammons is said to have written poetry. The Portuguese name of the park is named after him. Finally, go to Tasik Square, the neoclassical Tasik Art Museum with a beautiful color scheme like Alsace on the German-French border. In short, these points in Macau, come and explore!

Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is a charming park in Macau, beloved by locals and tourists alike for its elegant landscape and tranquil atmosphere.🌷🌳 💞Highlights: ⭐️Beautiful Landscape Design The garden features meticulously designed flowers, trees, and water features, allowing visitors to stroll and enjoy the beauty of nature.🏞️ ⭐️Cultural Atmosphere The garden includes traditional Chinese courtyards and architecture, showcasing the unique charm of Chinese culture, perfect for photography and appreciation.🛤️ ⭐️Leisure Facilities The garden has walking paths, rest areas, and a children's playground, making it an ideal leisure spot for families.✨ Lou Lim Ieoc Garden is an ideal place to relax, connect with nature, and enjoy activities like walking, picnicking, or photography.👏👏👏

Figure 1️⃣, 2️⃣ 📍 Guia Lighthouse Although the climb is a bit tiring, the view from above is really great! Sitting on a chair or on the city wall, you can take a photo with Macau’s landmark Grand Lisboa Figure 3️⃣, 4️⃣ 📍 Guia Street The same camera position as National Geographic. The whole street is very long, so you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a camera position due to the crowds. Figure 5️⃣ 📍Left side of the Ruins of St. Paul's Sit on a high platform and shoot upward to avoid the crowd Figure 6️⃣ 📍Right side platform of the Ruins of St. Paul's You can take a photo with Grand Lisboa📷 Figure 7️⃣ 📍Opposite to the Ruins of St. Paul's UNIQLO The glass windows on the outer wall allow you to take photos of the Ruins of St. Paul’s Figures 8️⃣, 9️⃣ 📍Love Lane Not only can you take photos of the Ruins of St. Paul's, but you can also take photos of the romantic alleys and streets. Picture 🔟 📍Fengtang Alley (refer to the previous notes) A colorful fairytale neighborhood made up of several alleys Figure 1️⃣1️⃣ 📍Gaslan Garden (Nanwan Garden) Barbie pink small building, very close to Guia New Street Figure 1️⃣2️⃣ 📍Red bus at the door of Londoners Figure 1️⃣3️⃣ 📍The skybridge leading to the Four Seasons Shops in London Figures 1️⃣4️⃣, 1️⃣5️⃣, 1️⃣6️⃣ 📍In front of the Londoner (refer to the previous notes) The night view of Londoners is very photogenic. If you go a little later, there will be fewer people. Figure 1️⃣7️⃣ 📍Studio City parking lot🅿️, few people, no need to queue up to take photos with Parisians Figure 1️⃣8️⃣ 📍Paris Garden (refer to the previous notes)

Stepping into Camoes Garden feels like entering a serene world far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The lush greenery and towering trees create a canopy, with sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting dappled shadows that add a poetic touch to the garden. Winding paths meander through the foliage, quiet and charming, inviting visitors to slow their pace and immerse themselves in the embrace of nature. The sound of birds chirping and the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze further enhance the tranquil atmosphere. The garden's fountain flows quietly, its clear waters reflecting the blue sky and white clouds, with droplets adding a refreshing coolness to the air. Scattered stone benches host a few visitors, some reading, others chatting, all enjoying a sense of leisurely contentment. The classical garden design, combined with the lush vegetation, creates a harmonious blend of European and Oriental aesthetics. As I paused under the pavilion, feeling the surrounding peace, I couldn't help but appreciate the tranquility of the moment. This garden silently tells the gentle story of time, making it hard to leave.

#MacauAttractions Take advantage of the sunny afternoon to visit the secret pink garden near Macau Lisboa - Gaslan Garden. The Gascon Garden, also known as the Nam Van Garden, is located at the junction of Rua do Guia and Alquería de la Barca in Macau. It was once a monastery established by the Spanish Franciscans. It was later confiscated by the government. In 1860, the monastery was demolished and built into a barracks, and the land in front was developed into a garden, so it was called the Gascon Garden. It turned out to be the first park in Macau. From today's Avenida da Praia do Nam Van to Guia Street, it is divided into three levels. Each level is planted with many old trees that bear witness to history, as well as pink low wall columns, arch fountains, and many unique buildings and cobblestone roads. It is full of European style and is great for checking in and taking photos. The small Gaslan Garden located in the city center may not be as eye-catching and lively as other popular attractions in Macau, but if you take the time to discover it, you will realize its uniqueness and charm. Detailed address: Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, Macau (free admission)

#Macau Attractions 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours open 📍Address: Xinhua Road, behind Gaslan, Macau, can be reached by bus 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Gaslan Garden is a very characteristic park in Macau, right next to the new road, very convenient to visit. The park has many plants, the giant banyan tree with its roots intertwined, has become a characteristic landscape. The park has giant red arches, and circular architecture, historically it was actually a military fortress, now it’s a beautiful park with a very Portuguese style. ❤️👍

#Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day Nam Van Garden in Macau is a charming park landscape that showcases the rich cultural characteristics of Macau. This place not only enjoys a high reputation locally for its unique architectural style and exquisite garden landscape, but also provides visitors with an excellent opportunity to experience the grand charm of Macau Grand Ju Macau in person. The dotted flowers and vegetation, winding paths, and numerous pavilions and buildings here form a vibrant and beautiful scene. Just like being in a quiet European garden, visitors can't help but linger and indulge in this leisurely and peaceful atmosphere. But what is even more amazing are the distinctive European-style buildings in South Bay Garden. These meticulously constructed pavilions, fountains and other decorations all demonstrate the rich cultural heritage of Macau. They are like a living museum that makes people feel pleasantly surprised. Whether you are interested in Macau's architectural art or eager to appreciate the charm of this exotic city, South Bay Garden will surely be an unforgettable travel experience for you. Trip.com members can book hotels at discounted prices

💟 Carmo Garden is located in front of the Carmo Barracks near the Hotel Lisboa, also known as the South Bay Garden. 💟 The garden is divided into two levels: the lower part is between South Bay Street and Calçada da Igreja de São Lázaro, and the upper part is divided into two more levels connected by stone steps, located between Calçada da Igreja de São Lázaro, Barrack Slope, Carmo Avenue, and Rua da Guia. 💟 The park is planted with green trees and flowers, and there are stone benches scattered throughout, where visitors often sit and rest.

#MacauAttractions The Gaslan Garden, also known as the Nam Van Garden, is located on Rua Nova de Guia in Macau. It is the first park in Macau, a romantic park full of pink feeling. It is not large in area but very suitable for taking pictures. The design of the Gaslan Garden is very artistic and consists of two parts: one part is flat, between Nam Van Street and Jialatang Street, with ancient banyan trees and flowers lining the road; the other part is built against the mountain, between Gaslan Road and Guia Nova Street, with pink structures, low walls and columns, arch fountains, full of European style. Winding up along the secluded path, you will find a flat area at the top with children's play facilities. The park is small and unique, open to the public free of charge. Friends passing by, remember to check in and take photos.

Before departure, I made a plan and saw many sisters coming to check in. This pink girly "cake" building. The Casa Garden is actually near the New Lisboa. A small community park with some nearby residents exercising in it. There is also a small children's playground. And this pink building used to be the European War Memorial Hall. Now is the address of the Macau Association of Disabled Persons. Cannot enter for visit, can only take photos outside. Appearance: Lucy

#mytripvlog #tripblazers #wintergetaway The S. Francisco Garden is the first public garden of Macao and is steep in history. It used to spread across the site of the S. Francisco Convent built by the Spanish Franciscan friars from Castile on 2 February 1580, hence its Chinese name meaning “Garden of the Castilians”. The Spanish Franciscan friars were later replaced by the friars of the Franciscan Order in Portugal. When the Portuguese religious orders were being banned in 1834, the Macao government took possession of the convent and its assets.

#OverseasTravel Macau was ruled by Portugal for more than 400 years, so there are many Chinese-Portuguese buildings, or Portuguese-style architecture - "Portuguese style" Basically, Portuguese architecture is not self-contained, but a mix of foreign influences. For example, earlier it was deeply influenced by Moorish culture, while later it was full of Italian sentiment, except for a part of its unique characteristics, Portuguese architecture is very similar to that of other countries in the Mediterranean. If going for photos, especially portraits are very suitable. Summer to photograph chose D particularly suitable pink, pink green, egg yolk three color architecture. Pink ~ Gaslan Garden, also known as South Bay Garden, is the first garden in Macau, formerly a monastery. The whole place is dominated by pink Portuguese-style architecture, which is beautiful from a distance. Near Lisboa. Pink Green ~ Long Wan Portuguese Residential Museum is located in Taipa and consists of five mint pink green classical Portuguese buildings. Near the Venetian, there are always flower shows. Egg Yolk ~ There are many choices, there are Our Lady of Carmel Church, Crazy Church Diagon Alley, St. Francis of Ruan, Our Lady of the Rose Church and so on. I went to Macau Catholic District Church and near Tower Stone Square. #2023 Travel Wish Hope to fly to Sapporo, Hokkaido to visit the European-style architecture of Hokkaido's old Honkoku. #Macau Customs Clearance