Which region does the Macao Peninsula belong to? Macao Peninsula is one of the three major components of Macao, and the other two are Taipa Island and Coloane Island. Macao Peninsula is the main place where Macao residents live and the earliest developed place in Macao. The Macao Peninsula is mainly divided into five areas, namely, this lobby area, Vantage Matang area, Wangdetang area, Fengshuntang area and San Antonio area. The Macao Peninsula has a history of more than 400 years. It is the political and cultural center and the most prosperous place in Macao. All the popular attractions in Macao are concentrated in this place.
Civil Affairs Department Building: This building is a Chinese-style palace building, where the Ming government and Portuguese officials met. Later, the Portuguese bought this place and built a building with Portuguese style here, which is also the political center of Portugal in Macao. What is left now is reconstructed by 1874.
Grace Cathedral Museum in Macau: The Grace Cathedral Museum in Macau was built in the18th century and has been listed in the World Cultural Heritage List. The Mercy Hall Museum in Macao is of great significance for studying the history and development of Macao. There are many precious Catholic religious articles in the Mercy Hall Museum in Macau.
Big March 38: This is the most representative building in Macao and one of the eight scenic spots in Macao. St Paul's archway is also a United Nations world cultural heritage. St Paul's archway is the style of European Renaissance and oriental architectural structure, and it is also the fusion of eastern and western arts. The carvings on it are exquisite, spectacular and full of strong religious atmosphere.