Jesuits built St. Paul's Church and St. Paul's College, the first western university in China, on top of a hill on the western side of the Macao Peninsula. Massive in size, the complex was ...

We meet behind Macao’s most famous landmark, the Ruins of St. Paul’s. Only the stone facade remains of this 17th-century ...

Sam Hou Fai, chief executive of China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR), delivers the 2025 fiscal year policy ...

Macao’s history has intertwined European and ... Tucked away near the ruins of St Paul’s in Santo António, it’s the place where locals and visitors alike go to grab their daily loaf.

The New Cathedral of Coimbra reportedly served as the model for Macau's Church of St Paul - of which only the facade remains, following a fire in 1835 Coimbra is full of beautiful ancient ...

St Ildefonso, more than 3m long and weighing more than 3,600kg, bears the Portuguese coat of arms above the cross of the Order of Christ, an inscription identifying it as made in Macao ...

Built in the 19th century, the Lou Lim Ieoc Garden in Macao is a classical Suzhou-style Chinese garden. Photograph Courtesy Macao Government Tourism Office 6 min read If ever a region took great ...

The parade procession set off from the Ruins of St. Paul's, passed through old streets and alleys in the Historic Centre of Macao and arrived at Largo de S. Domingos, where it interacted closely ...

spices and opium began to be imported into mainland China through Macao. Another import was Roman Catholicism, with numerous missionaries and churches like St. Dominic’s and St. Francis Xavier ...