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Cathedral Square
Behind me is the Macau Diocese's headquarters, and nearby are Senado Plaza and St. Dominic's Square.
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St. Dominic's Church
One of the Catholic churches in Macau. Rather peaceful inside, though quite warm. Amazingly, it's right next...
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Cafe Tai Lei Loi Kei (大利来咖啡室)
Again on Taipa Island, this was where we went to eat. It's called Cafe Tai Lei Loi Kei (大利来咖啡室) and is famous...
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Pastelaria Fong Kei (晃记饼家)
It means tasty place with baked goods. Macau has some twists to classics like egg tarts where they use puff...
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Rua dos Clérigos
In Macau. There was a bakery here. Well, several. This is on Taipa Island.
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Plaza
This is a plaza on Taipa island next to Rua dos Clérigos.
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Temple
One of the several temples in Macau. It's very serene inside, and I was struck with how the smoke wafted from...
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Unfocused
We're out of focus, but hey, proof we were, well, somewhere. :-)
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Cousin Selena
We're on Monte Fort, looking over Macau. There are cannons nearby pointed at various buildings in the city.
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Ruins of St. Paul's
This is a pretty famous landmark of Macau's. All that's left standing is the front of the ruin. Behind, it's supported with girders and steel beams.
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Dorkus Me-us
That's my badge in my hand. Expedia's a partner with the UN for World Heritage Sites preservation, and this...
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Mid-Autumn Festival
In Macau there are a bunch of displays celebrating this Chinese holiday all over. This was the biggest one...
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Macau and Lilies
On the other side of the waterway are some of the casinos of Macau. In the water are lilies. Tons of them.
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