Ruins of St Paul's
The church was built in 1580 and the first western-styled in the Far East. A fire destroyed this church in 1835 leaving only the facade. Because only the facade is left and you can see right through it and the fact that it's at the top of a hill and provides a backdrop of the sky really provides an unusual and distinct view that I've not seen before with other monuments. This is definitely a popular destination in Macau as you can see from the crowd. There is a small museum in the back of the facade that is free and open from 9am to 6pm. You can also walk up a staircase in the back of the facade to get a view from the middle of the facade. The bronze statue you see in the foreground of the man being presented a lotus by the woman symbolizes friendship between Portugal and China.













