Rua de S. Paulo (Dasanba) Street

Macau St. Paul's Street is the main road to the St. Paul's archway. St. Paul's Street mainly has snacks such as beef miscellaneous, egg tarts and other snacks and sells Macau handwritten letters. All the way, the pork chops, pork chops, etc. can be tried. If you want to buy Macau specialties, you can buy them here. Otherwise, there are not so many handwriting shops to choose from elsewhere.

Since the beginning of the epidemic, I have not come to Macau for three years. This time, there are many small shops that have closed, and only some old shops with strength are left. Therefore, regardless of diet and buying surgery, I will wait for one to two hours in line. I miss the ancient taste of friends, please be more patient!

The St. Paul's Archway (Portuguese: Ruínas da Antiga Catedral de São Paulo), alias the site of St. Paul's Cathedral, is located at the foot of the Fort of Huawang Parish, Macao Special Administrative Region, China. The St. Paul's Archway, formerly known as the Paul's Cathedral, was built in the Ming Wanli 30 years (1602) and burned by fire on January 26, 1835, leaving only the St. Paul's Archway.

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There are also many monuments on the street to visit and many Portuguese restaurants. Tourists interested in Portuguese cuisine can try it.