Carmel Garden is a nice patch of green space in Taipa just above the Taipa Houses Museum. This is a nice garden to take a brief rest after a couple hours of sightseeing back in the village just a few minutes away. Here you will find a nicely canopied seating area, impressive landscaping and flower beds as well as a statue of Portuguese poet, Luis Camoes situated upon a small hill in the middle of the garden. From here, there are nice views of the Cotai Strip and the Lady of Carmel church back towards Taipa Village.

We spent some time in Tai Pa Village this weekend and made a stop at Carmel Garden just above the Taipa Houses Museum and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. This is a small garden and public space which has recently been given a fresh coat of paint and landscaping work. As such, the park looks quite nice at the moment. Another feature of Carmel Garden that we like is the small hilltop and statue of the famous Portuguese poet, Luis Camoes, which is a feature of this little park and something interesting to see for those who enjoy seeing statues and monuments during your travels. This is more interesting than the bust of Camoes which you can find at the large garden and grotto by the same name back on the Macau Peninsula.