Many who visit the St Paul's ruins would return after clicking snaps at the ruins but unless one could continue further for another 300 metres you would come to this beautiful church which is dedicated to the Miracle saint, St Antony. The church is beside...More

This Jesuit-founded church dates back to 1560, although the present-day structure is from 1875. It is quite interesting aesthetically as the exterior is covered on a grainy Shanghai plaster, giving it a grey/slate appearance. It has a neo-classical facade and a Baroque interior. The well...More

St. Anthony's is a Catholic church and UNESCO World Heritage attraction located just across from Camoes Garden. Is a less frequently visited area of the Historic Centre of Macau, where you can escape crowd of Ruins of St. Paul. One of the oldest Churches in...More

Very quiet church in the morning , no one is there unless mass time , nice deco and a place have a peace of mind .

One of the oldest churches in Macau. It's quite small and it's on a hill. The design seems to be quite modern and a sign says it has been renovated in the 1930.

I knew from St. anthony church in the book called Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau, Chinese will call it the "faa wong tong", it is because there are many Catholics will hold there wedding here, and this street (flowers Street) are a lot of many...More

This church is one of the oldest churches in Macau. It is really good to see a big church in the middle of the main Macau. It is just opposite the Camoes Garden. I would recommend this for tourists only if you stay nearby or...More