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There are many minority scenic spots in Macau, each with its own characteristics. I took a special bus here to punch in this trip to Macau. When I first arrived here, I had to say that the Fisherman's Wharf in Macau is a very distinctive tourist attraction, but it is similar to a seaside square in the mainland, but it has interpreted a romantic love story.

Once Fisherman's Wharf was a large leisure and entertainment complex in Macau Peninsula. The most famous is the iconic European architectural style, which makes people seem to shuttle to European towns. Strolling in the characteristic Portuguese street, feeling the sea breeze slapping on your face, and picking up a special cocktail in a bar by the sea, life should be so pleasant, and the sea-crossing bridge in the distance makes people fantasize about countless futures.

Like all the scenic spots in Macau, the sightseeing area of Fisherman's Wharf is really small, even smaller than the square dance area of my aunt downstairs. However, visitors who come here for sightseeing must not miss this retro architectural complex in Roman style, find a good angle, and all that is left is to press the shutter wildly. The yellow wall color with the old effect can't be great with a long white dress and gladiator sandals.

Of course, besides retro style, the Fisherman's Wharf in Macau has colorful buildings with girlish heart style, and there must be one that will impress you. Colorful heart-shaped sculptures reveal sweet love, and the lovely little yellow duck is sitting at the intersection waiting for you.

If you go straight ahead from the Roman building, you can see a sea. Although it is not the best viewing position, it can't be endless, but it can also let you enjoy the touch of the sea breeze for a moment. There will be shopping places along the street and indoors around Fisherman's Wharf, where you can stroll slowly for an afternoon.

There are Egyptian-style buildings and European-American-style buildings here. Shuttling through them is like crossing back and forth between different centuries. Many friends who like to come to Macau say that it feels like coming to a foreign country. Just put on a few pose, and the tall foreign travel photos will come out. Today, when it is impossible to travel abroad, it is also very gratifying to be able to go to Macao.

In particular, there is a building that imitates the Colosseum in ancient Rome, which is suitable for taking photos. Moreover, not many people go there this year. In the past, it was necessary to queue up to take photos, but now it is easy to take good photos. "Fishermen have water, and the water in Fisherman's Wharf is very clear. From a distance, there are boats moored on the shore, which is a quiet and peaceful scene.

Generally speaking, 1-2 hours at Fisherman's Wharf is very sufficient for taking photos. It's not cheap to eat near here. The average size of restaurants starts at 2 yuan, and there is no authentic Macao food. If you want to eat Portuguese food or Cantonese food, you can go to some century-old shops in the old city.