Thursday, February 21, 2013

(Macau Island) Macau,

Macau Macau tourist center.

Macau (Macau Island) tourist center of department Macau. island of Macau, a region that is growing among the main three include. Macau. island colonies saddle and Taipa Island.


Ma Temple.

Ma Temple (A-Ma Temple).
Temple, or the goddess Ruby. And most important temple in Macau. Created to contribute to the "Sun Belt" (Ama) goddess of the sea -Ma Temple.


Macau Maritime Museum.

Maritime Museum of Macau (Macau Maritime Museum).
Macau Maritime Museum, located across from Ma Temple. The story shows the arrival of the Portuguese island of Macau. The origin story of Macau and Macau by mythological Ma.


Dominic Ensenada Square.

Dominic Ensenada Square (Senado Square).
Dominic Ensenada Square. Macau's tourist center. Built in the 19th and 20th centuries on the rocky, black and white wave pattern is a place to celebrate festivals or important meeting. Many of the landmarks in the area that have been listed as a World Heritage Site.


Remains of the church of St. Paul.

Ruins of St. Paul Church Gate (Ruins of St.Paul 's).
The previous church doors remained of the first Western missionary institution in Asia East Gate Church Ruins of St. Paul.


Statue of Guan Yin.

Statue of Guan Yin (Kun Iam Statue).
Guan Yin statue, 19.99 meters high, turning his face toward Beijing. placed on a large lotus. Built by the Portuguese as a memorial on the occasion of Portugal returns Macau to China on 19 December 1999.


Grand Lisboa.

Grand Lisboa (Grand Lisboa).
Golden modern building shaped like a lotus. Grand Lisboa built according to feng shui to suck sap gambler. In particular, the casino on the ground floor. The top floor is a restaurant and hotel.


Church of St. Dominic.

Church of St. Dominic (St. Dominic's Church).
The old church in the early days of China. Built in 1587 by the Spanish priest, which has been restored as a chapel of the Church of plain concrete planks. The bell tower has been converted into a museum, an art gallery and art treasures, especially the Catholic one.

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