It's a shame to visit Macau without checking out these spots: Six must-see Portuguese-style attractions

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department compilation and reporting

With the rise of the "small fresh" trend in recent years, aside from Taiwan and Japan, Hong Kong and Macau have gradually become favorite travel destinations for the culturally inclined. Among them, Macau’s Portuguese charm offers an enchanting touch of the exotic, attracting many visitors. Below is a list of six worthwhile attractions in Macau’s Taipa Village Old Town. Consider adding them to your itinerary on your next trip to experience the vibe of a little Portugal.

1. Taipa House-Museum
The Taipa House-Museum was built in the late 19th century. Originally the Municipal Council Building of the Islands, it witnessed various administrative phases including the Island Municipal Council, the Island Municipal Chamber, and the Provisional Island Municipal Council, playing a key role as the administrative center of the outlying islands. Now a museum, it displays archaeological excavation sites and numerous precious cultural relics, making it well worth a visit.

2. Taipa Village Old Town Art Space
Located in the heart of Taipa Village Old Town, this art space showcases works by both local and international artists, providing a relaxing environment for travelers and art enthusiasts to appreciate creativity. The art space is dedicated to promoting local culture and the creative industries, integrating the district with a blend of cultural art, exhibitions, and leisure experiences.