[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for The Patane Night Watch House (Updated Jun)

Getting to Sa Lei Tou Market: After arriving at Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, take a taxi for about 10 minutes to Sa Lei Tou Market, or take bus routes 3 or 3X to the "Sa Lei Tou" stop and walk for 2 minutes to reach the market. Head to the second-floor restaurant for brunch while enjoying the sea view, blending the local market vibe with a relaxing coastal experience. Getting to Macau Museum of Art and Science Center McDonald's: From Hong Kong, take a ferry to Macau and then a taxi for about 15 minutes to the Museum of Art, or take the AP1X bus to Border Gate and transfer to bus routes 3A or 10X to the "Museum of Art" stop. After exploring the museum's waterfront plaza and Instagram-worthy staircase, walk 5 minutes to the Macau Science Center. The McDonald's inside the center features seaside seating, offering views of both the ocean and the city skyline—a must-visit spot for McDonald's fans. Cross-Border Transportation Overview: - Ferry: TurboJET costs HKD 175 for a one-way trip, taking 1 hour to reach Macau, ideal for visiting multiple attractions. - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge: Daytime shuttle bus (Golden Bus) costs HKD 65, requiring a transfer to local buses to reach the city center, suitable for budget travelers. Among the three locations, the Museum of Art and Science Center are close to each other and can be visited consecutively. Sa Lei Tou Market is best for a standalone half-day experience. Comfortable footwear is recommended, and afternoon lighting is perfect for capturing coastal scenery, allowing you to enjoy Macau's lesser-known seaside charm.

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #FoodGuide #Macau #MacauFood #Sari Market Sari Market in Macau is a famous food gathering place with a rich and diverse food selection that makes people salivate. It gathers a variety of local specialties and international cuisines, allowing tourists and residents to taste a variety of delicious food. One of the dishes you absolutely cannot miss is the crab porridge. This is a Macau specialty dish, with fresh crab meat and carefully cooked porridge as the main ingredients. The crab porridge is fragrant and tender. Every bite is full of the strong crab flavor and the sweetness of rice. It is definitely a treat for your taste buds. Enjoying a bowl of piping hot crab porridge at a stall in Patane Market is definitely an unforgettable dining experience. In addition to crab porridge, there are many other special delicacies worth trying in Patane Market, such as pork chop buns, Portuguese egg tarts, fresh seafood, etc. There is a wide variety of food here, whether you like spicy or light and refreshing taste, you can find a suitable choice here. In general, Macau's Patane Market is a food paradise where you can enjoy a variety of delicious food. Whether it is local specialties or international cuisine, this place can satisfy your taste buds and make you linger and have an endless aftertaste. Walk through Patane Street Market, taste delicious food, and experience the unique charm of Macau culture! 🍽️🥢

Originally built in the 1930s, the Sha Li Tau Library was originally built in the 1930s. The architectural style is quite similar to the architectural features of the coastal towns of the former Inner Harbor of Macao, using the riding-style architectural design. The arcade building is a unique Nanyang style building in Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi and other coastal overseas Chinese. It used to be the main architectural form of local towns. However, similar buildings are now rare in Macao, and the Shalitou Library has been completely preserved and re-established with the public after a series of reconstructions. The construction of the library is now quite modern, but it has not erased the original historical picture because of excessive pursuit of modernity. The white walls of the library are hung with wooden windows that have been removed from the old buildings. Looking up in the children's book reading room, you will see blue and yellow brackets, which were originally used to repair ships. These brackets are used to Lift the vessel;