Casa Garden is found on the grounds of a property built in 1770 for a wealthy Portuguese merchant Manuel Pereira. It is one of three World Heritage attractions you can visit at Camoes Square north of the Ruins of St. Paul's. This is a European style garden with man-made pool and a couple of interesting monuments. The house, which unfortunately is not usually open to the public is also attractive. There are exhibitions held here from time to time so if lucky, you may be able to take a peak of he interior of the Casa Garden house. If short on time, this is one of the more isolate World Heritage attractions o you might want to take a pass on Casa Garden. However, if you are aiming for a comprehensive visit of Macao World Heritage, you can conveniently visit the gardens before or after the Protestant Cemetery and St. Anthony's Church while in the area of Camoes Square.

The building in this garden was originally the home of a merchant. There was an art exhibition there when we passed through. This was not of much interest to us, so we just walked through the garden. It is adjacent to the Camoes Garden and Protestant Cemetery if you are doing a walking tour of historic Macau.