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St. Paul's Church
This church, once a part
of the Jesuit College of St Paul's, has been immortalized as being
the first Western college ever to be built in the Far East. According
to history, it was also extremely beautiful, taking 25 years to complete,
but in 1835, a devastating fire razed all but the front of the building
to the ground. Even now, the ruins are still a sight to see, as it
is still covered with statues and bas-reliefs over 350 years old.
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Hotel Lisboa Casino
In a country famed for
its love of gambling, Macau is (in)famous for as a gambler's mecca,
and there's no better place to experience this than in the largest
casino in the city. There's 4 floors for every kind of betting game
popular with the Chinese, as well as bars, restaurants and shops for
those taking a break from the action.
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Leal Senado Square
Macau's version of Times
Square or Picadilly Circus, this is the heart of the city's shopping
area, a pedestrian-friendly square where visitors can rest beside
a circular fountain before diving back into one of the many tempting
shops surrounding it.
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Macau Museum
Learn more about the culture,
customs and history of Macau at this state-of-the-art museum.
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A-Ma Temple
This temple dedicated
to A-Ma, the Goddess of the Sea and the Queen of Heaven, is popular
for being the oldest Chinese temple in the city, with parts of it
dating back over 600 years.
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