The Cinema Alegria

#tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #campingglamping #foodie. Wing Lok Cinema–or Cinema Alegria in Portuguese–is located in an inner city suburb of Macau, close to Kiang Wu hospital. It first opened on February, 1952 with the documentary “The Liberated China”, and had 800 seats at the time. Close to Lin Kai Temple and The Joy of Living Cafe, it’s an ideal spot to head to and enjoy a movie. It is a good example of an Art Deco style cinema and one of the few remaining in Macau. It was very popular, screening films from mainland China, Russia, North Korea and Vietnam and other communist countries and regions. It was soon enlarged to a total of 1,160 seats in stalls and circle levels. A large stage was installed in 1957, and variety shows became part of the programming. In 1997, the cinema was twinned, retaining the original auditorium which is still used for a dual use of films and live theatre, while the small auditorium upstairs in part of the balcony is for film use only.

Church of the Nativity of Our Lady, Macau

One fine afternoon roaming around in San Malo, leads me to the beautiful Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady, Macau which is the current cathedral of the Diocese of Macau, and a few minutes walk from the busy Senado Square. Many Catholic tourists open visits the cathedral to pay respect and pray. And see the beautiful structure inside. The moment you enter the cathedral you will feel the solemnity and your mind and soul will be filled with clarity. #2023travelwish

Visited this catholic church in Macau. According to their history, catholic church there were built not only for prayers but also as rally point for Portuguese to gather up and act as a midway for missionaries going to deeper part of China and South East Asia. You will find this church when you’re going to Ruins of St. Pauls. #tripaway #tripaway

One of the interesting attractions in the Macau World Heritage area is the Nativity of Our Lady Cathedral (also known simply as Cathedral) at Cathedral Square. The cathedral is open from 9.30am to 6pm daily. A mass schedule is posted near the building entrance. #givethanks

Stroll through the dopamine-filled alleyways of Macau and immerse yourself in Wes Anderson's colorful world

The beauty of Macau is not just in its glitz and fireworks; aside from the bustling shopping and entertainment venues, the Wes Anderson-style streets are also very captivating. (Here's a Macau citywalk guide for a brisk walk 🗺️) 1️⃣ Eslite Coffee A row of fairy-tale-like colorful houses, with the blue one being Eslite Coffee. It's photogenic from every angle. 2️⃣ St. Dominic's Church The entire church is in beautiful Tiffany blue, with white lines outlining it. 3️⃣ Portuguese Yarden Restaurant A Portuguese cuisine restaurant with distinctive decor, its exterior wall is a lovely pink, perfect for taking photos. 4️⃣ Rua Cinco de Outubro The romantic hues brought by the sea breeze and the fullness of life with fireworks, a neighborhood with Southeast Asian charm. 5️⃣ Rua do Cunha Eat and stroll, eat and stroll, always finding different colorful spots to check in. Pink houses embedded in the wooden Translator Street, 6️⃣ Yee Wan Alley A paradise for pink lovers, with pink walls and flower bushes... here, you can even save on the pink filter for photos!

The Cathedral of Macau

The Cathedral of Macau is located at Largo da Sé, also known as the Sé or the Great Temple, with a long history. It was originally built in 1567 as a small wooden structure, which, after years of weathering and erosion, became dilapidated. In 1849, the Catholic community raised funds to rebuild it, and the present-day façade began to take shape. In 1937, the cathedral was rebuilt again with rammed earth construction, which resulted in its current majestic appearance. This site was inscribed as a World Heritage Site in July 2005, becoming the thirty-first World Heritage Site in China. The typical Mediterranean style, stained glass, wooden Portuguese screens, and statues of the Virgin Mary are all valuable cultural relics.

The Cathedral is a representative of the ancient architecture in the Historic Centre of Macau

Within the scope of the Historic Centre of Macau, the Cathedral is not the most conspicuous ancient building, but as the hub of Catholicism in Macau and the highest administrative body of the Catholic Church in Macau, it is still worth a visit. External highlights: Ascending from the small sloping alley opposite to the Lou Kau Mansion, you will come across a cobblestone square with a fountain and a cross, which is the forecourt of the Cathedral. The elegant church that stands prominently on the granite pathway is the Cathedral itself, with its tender yellow exterior full of Portuguese flavor. The front of the church is particularly photogenic, and there is also a wishing well nearby. Internal highlights: The interior decoration is simple, with a flat ceiling and high windows on both sides of the walls. The church's most distinctive feature is the artistically colored glass embedded inside and the twin-tower style buildings below. The church once housed many Catholic relics and historical artifacts, and religious masterpieces such as 'The Baptism of Saint John' and 'The Crucifixion of Japanese Catholics in Nagasaki' are also preserved within the Cathedral. Admission: Free. Address: No. 1 Cathedral Square. Opening hours: 7:30-20:00. Nearby attractions: The Historic Centre of Macau, where the Cathedral is located, is a World Heritage Site centered around the old city of Macau. Within a 1-kilometer radius, you can walk to other attractions such as the Holy House of Mercy Building, St. Dominic's Church, Lou Kau Mansion, Jesuit Square, Ruins of St. Paul's, Monte Fort, Macau Museum, Old City Walls, and St. Anthony's Church.

Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady, Macau

The Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady is the cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Macau, arguably the most important church in Macau and one of the largest, locally known as the 'Cathedral'. The church is located on a hill behind the Assembly Hall, the flat top of the hill is known as the Cathedral Square, on the square is a white stone cross that echoes the grand church behind it, quite charming. The exterior of the church is grey granite, the windows are green, in terms of color it should be the darkest among the many churches in Macau, completely different from the bright exterior paint of other churches, it shows the uniqueness of the church. The interior of the church is spacious, the structure is simple, the color is quite bright, in stark contrast to the exterior.

A must for birthday parties! Decorate the party with a Halloween theme

A must for birthday parties! Decorate the party with a Halloween theme🥳 Bring your friends to the vibrant KTV at Liying Square on the weekend The environment is quite good, right above the subway square🚇 Surprisingly, you can decorate for birthdays here‼️ Carefully crafted to instantly upgrade your birthday party!🎈 ✅There is also a balcony room with floor-to-ceiling windows, enjoy the bright sunshine, the party is brighter and more dynamic!🌞 ✅Outdoor small waist view, unique scenery, add a different style to the party!🌳 ✅Halloween atmosphere, various interesting Halloween props🎃 are in the lobby and each room, various cool lights, shocking sound effects, instantly immersed in the ocean of music!🎶🌈 🏢The lobby is luxurious and exquisite, showing the high-end taste of business gatherings! Whether it's a party or a business gathering, this is the first choice!💼🥂 There are N types of rooms, high-end equipment, and enjoy singing!🎵 🎵Vibrant KTV (Liying Store) 📍Liying Square C Zone 4th Floor ⏰Business hours: 10:30-next day 05:00 party decoration gathering gathering KTV KTV to celebrate birthday in Guangzhou place for birthday KTV place for weekend birthday PARTY gathering gathering KTV party decoration decoration Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

The Church of the Virgin Mary is the same as the other 24 World Heritage sites in Macau - it is also free, as long as visitors are allowed to enter the interior of the church during the opening hours, and only during the opening hours, they can only visit the exterior. The Church of the Virgin is also called the lobby, the cathedral or the big temple, and its history dates back to the early seventeenth century. In the beginning of the church, wood was used as the main building material, and the total area was very small. It was only built in 1623 to become the cathedral of Macao. In the nearly 400 years of history, the Church of the Virgin Mary has witnessed the vicissitudes of Macao and has become an important representative of the blend of Eastern and Western cultures. From the 1623 to the Macau Cathedral to the mid-19th century, the Church of the Virgin Mary became ruined by more than two hundred years of wind and rain. In 1845, the believers donated a large repair to the inside and outside of the church. The Church of the Nativity is dedicated to the compassion of Jesus, St. Joseph and the Mother of God. The church building is part of the historical city of Macau, and it takes about five minutes to walk from here to the surrounding attractions such as the Ruins of St. Paul. The Church of the Virgin is divided into the early part and the late part. The late part refers to the side bell tower, made in the UK, and will ring before the important ceremonies such as Mass and Wedding. The Church of the Virgin Mary used to be the must-see for the Governor of Macao. The existing building was built in 1937 and the art style is rich in Spanish and Portuguese. The atmosphere of the church is elegant and exquisite, and there are many Catholic relics inside.