Maybe a mint green chapel is not to everyone's taste, but it is a great spot to while away a few minutes. Lovely stained glass in this chapel plus a jam packed, well maintained graveyard that dates back over 200 years.

An interesting place that I like to pass by from time to time is the old Catholic cemetery and St. Micheal's Chapel in the St. Lazarus District. Opening hours 8am to 6pm daily. The cemetery was created for the Catholic community of Macau and contains some beautiful tombs with sculptures of angels, busts and other statues that are enjoyable to see and photograph. Some of the earlier headstones date back to the mid to late 19th century. The chapel is a light teal coloured building attractively placed in the centre of the cemetery. It was built in 1875 and is worth a brief look around as well. This is a single church room with a small altar and stain-glassed windows. You can conveniently include a visit to the St. Micheal's Cemetery and Chapel when spending time in the St. Lazarus and Tap Seac area of Macau. Give it a 10-20 minute look around before continuing onward with other intended sightseeing in the area.