Macau also has these punch cards, which are better to shoot than St. Paul's, and get niche places to go

Every time I go to Macau, there seems to be a fixed formation, going to the hotel to Check in st. Paul's, and then going to buy souvenirs, and there is no chance to explore the niche punch cards in Macau in a hurry. So this time when I came to Macau, I decided to go to those niche places and found that Macau was different, and it was also because of this punch card that I found that compared to the crowded St. Paul's, the niche punch card was deeper in my heart.

1. Dragon Ring Portuguese Residential Museum

Exit from Guan Ye Street through the Macau Marriage Registry Office, continue down the stone staircase, several mint green buildings lined up, these mint green buildings are nearly 100 years old buildings, once the official residence of senior Portuguese officials in Macau, but also a particularly representative Macanese residence. Hidden under the dense banyan tree mint green building, in addition to the wall painted with green paint, many parts of the building have added white patterns and lines as embellishments, doors, window flowers and gates, are made of white, fresh mint green and white set off each other, but also a fresh European architectural feeling.

2. Beautiful wetlands in Macao

In front of the Long Wan Portuguese Residential Museum, there is the beautiful wetlands of Macau, and the niche and quiet wetland park is particularly pleasant among the surrounding high-rise buildings. The outdoor café is full of seats, and tourists who are wandering around can rest here when they are tired. Along the trestle greenway into the wetland, paved with lotus leaves on the wetland pond, occasionally stretch out one or two lotus figures, pink color in a piece of green under the eye-catching, after a while will also float in the lotus pond a burst of water mist, such as fog like smoke to the lotus pond to create a sense of fairy full of fairy, shuttle in the water mist, but also to the hot weather to drop a little warmth. It is said that in June, the lotus flowers on the lotus pond will bloom in pieces, which is an eye-catching sight.

3. Macao Science and Technology Museum

The Macao Science and Technology Museum is another masterpiece of I.M. Pei's master architect, which was built after I.M. Pei personally inspected Macao, because of the convenient transportation here, and in the middle of the famous tourist attraction "Fisherman's Wharf" and the Macao Cultural Center, facing the sea and having a wide view, the environment is very suitable for the construction of the science and technology museum. The shape of the building is several geometric bodies, with oblique cones, hemispheres and diamond-shaped bases, the external walls are silver aluminum steel plates, glass curtain wall with decoration, glass curtain wall can be natural light for the museum, reflecting the concept of natural environmental protection science of the science and technology museum. In the middle of the two geometries of the Science and Technology Museum, there is a huge love tree, the lush green branches and leaves are neatly built, and the full love heart shape seems to overflow the screen, no matter how you shoot it, you can produce a large piece

4. Crazy Hall Alley

Don't look at the strange name of this alley, but the alley is very rich and exotic, the ground is paved with confused gravel mosaic floor tiles, black and white red three colors outline different patterns, along the alley all the way forward. The buildings on both sides are bright yellow tones, and the jujube red border outlines the architectural lines, which is a landscape to look at. When the weather is good, the sun shines down, as if walking on the streets of a foreign country full of enthusiasm. Except for the church, the buildings are generally no more than two stories high, there is no high-rise building, there is no bustling crowd, and the quiet streets are full of quiet atmosphere.

5. Macao East Asian Games Gymnasium

The Macao East Asian Games Gymnasium is also commonly known as the Macau Egg, the shape of the stadium is like a semi-arc shape, upside down on the ground, this stadium is the most crystalline to hold concerts and the like, in addition to events and concerts, usually there are still very few people.

The next time you have a chance to go to Macau, don't just know St. Paul's, these niche attractions can make you get a completely different Macau landscape.