This is a Charity Society operating out of an 19th-century building at Praca de Ponte e Horta on the Macau Peninsula. Interestingly, this property at one time was an opium house in Macau. While not open for tourist visitation, you can have a quick look at the building exterior. You will find yellow-coloured building with subtle Neo-classical features and a long open porch. If you are in this area of the city, give the building a quick look-see. Otherwise, its fine to give this one a pass and focus your time on other areas of the city centre where you find higher concentration of old buildings to see and visit.

The area around Praca Ponte E Horta has recently given way to street art, which can be viewed on several backstreets around the small square on the Macau Peninsula. Here you will find 15-20 quality murals, many created by internationally renowned graffiti artists on shop fronts, entrance gates, street passage ways and street corners (see submitted pictures). This can be a fun activity for those who enjoy street art scenes during their travels. I'm not sure how long the murals will remain before being painted over but the murals look new and great at this point in time.