Perfect to buy the famous cookies of Macau or the dried beef. I like the village for the Portuguese influences in architecture and the warm feeling when you enter the village. Not recommended to visit this area during Chinese Holidays!

The mix of Portuguese houses and Chinese temples, the narrow twisting village streets are Macanese. I feel there used to be more old trees and recent development has destroyed some. Perhaps the town should plant some more. There are many fun eating establishments there. This...More

We basically drove through, and wished we had more time here. There are lovely pubs and tavernas - we ate scrumptious pork chop buns at a place, and then great dinner at a portugese place. a nice change from the strip hotels and malls