the Ruins of the Cathedral of Saint Paul It is one of the landmark buildings in Macao. In 2005, as part of Macao's historical city, it became a United Nations World Cultural Heritage. This church combines the styles of European Renaissance and Oriental architecture, reflecting the blend of eastern and western arts, with fine sculpture and majesty. In 1562, Portugal built a Gothic church, called St. Paul's Church. Because its name sounds close to the local dialect of "Sanba", it is also called Dasanba Church. The building combines the styles of European Renaissance and Oriental architecture, and was designed by Italian priests with the assistance of Japanese craftsmen. The church is finely carved. The front wall alone costs 30000 taels of silver. Dasanba has experienced three fires before and after. In 1835, the fire burned for more than two hours. The whole building burned down, but the front wall stood still. After the fire, it was named "Dasanba Memorial Archway" because it looked like a Chinese archway.

Scenic spot address ： Macao Macau Peninsula Jesuit Memorial Square, Dasanba Lane
Ticket price of scenic spots : Free admission
Scenic Spot Phone ：+853 6238 6441
Opening Hours : All day
Official website of scenic spots ： //zh.macaotourism.gov.mo

Tourists' evaluation of Dasanba Memorial Archway ：
Many Portuguese buildings are very interesting. There are also some alleys. Occasionally, I will see some delicious shops. Handletter Street also has many things to sell. You can also try it. And you won't feel embarrassed because they would also like you to try them. The streets are clean and comfortable. You can enjoy shopping while watching various buildings