Macau Page 2: Right in the centre of Macau now, heading toward the VERY VERY famous ruins of Saint Paul cathedral. In Macau you are required by law to take pictures of these ruins, or else you're not allowed to leave. Unless, of course you are Chinese, in which case you should be in the bloody casinos with all the other Chinese people. Gambling is in the blood of the Chinese. Why, they'd gamble their own mothers given the chance! BELOW: Pictures of the streets around Rua Da Palha. Notice the Grand Lisboa Casino in the background BELOW BELOW LEFT. Pictures continue up to the Ruins Of St Paul.
ABOVE: The view of Rua De St Paulo. BELOW: A tour of various historical building and churchesthat inhabit the back streets of Macau. It's interesting to see European churches but no actual Europeans in the surrounding area. The historic centre of Macau is now part of the world heritage list, which means they can't demolish it to build a casino that looks like a piece of shit fruit. The Seminario De S. Jose is the Green Building below. Exterior and interior shots of St Lawrence's Church are further below.
BELOW: The final 'port of call' in Macau, lied at the South of the island. After a brief visit to the Macau maritime museum (ABOVE RIGHT), it was time to visit the beautiful BARRA TEMPLE.
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