Taipa Houses–Museum

The Taipa Houses–Museum is housed in a set of old houses in Taipa, Macau, China. The museum complex consists of five houses, of which four display various artefacts and exhibits on life during Macau's colonial era while another serves as an event venue. The houses were built in 1921.

"Longhuan Portuguese rhyme" is one of the eight scenes of Macau. "Dragon Ring" is the old name of Taipa, "Portuguese rhyme" refers to the Portuguese architectural charm here, including the seaside road of many Portuguese-style houses, Jiamo Church, cross garden and other charming scenery like poetry, of which five green small buildings are the most representative. The Church of Our Lady of Kammo was built in 1885 when the Portuguese first visited Taipa Island and is the only Catholic church in Taipa. The "seaside road" on the edge of these five Portuguese-style buildings was actually located on the beach of Taipa. In 2000, it began to gradually reclamate the sea, linking Taipa Island and the road around the island, making the two islands into one island, and the middle of the island is the current road. This seaside road witnessed the land changes of Taipa Island and the road around the island, while the road sign of the "seaside road" was intact and retained.

One of the eight scenes of Macau, my friend and I walked up the slope for more than 10 minutes from the end of Guanye Street. The pink green Portuguese architecture is very beautiful. The building faces a lotus pond. The traditional building is in line with the modern buildings on the other side. I believe that the summer lotus will be more beautiful when it is full.

There are five such villa buildings, with a strong Portuguese architectural style, is one of the eight scenery of Macau, beautiful scenery.

Taipa Houses is a very important cultural heritage spot in Macau and it represents charming Portugal architectural style. It was wonderful trip and places I've visited.

Macau has been there for a few years, Longhuan Luyun Residential Museum, every time I go to Macau, I will go to a line 㖞.