Feng Tang Slope Alley - a small street lined with Southern European style buildings

Located in the Freguesia da Sé district of Macau, there is a colorful sloped street known as the Feng Tang Slope Alley, which got its name from a leprosy hospital that used to be there. Now that the hospital has moved, the colorful houses in the alley have become a vibrant space for artistic youth activities. ❤ Recommended because: As you step onto the street, you can see that the ground is paved with colorful pebbles, which, according to locals, were originally all transported from Portugal. The architecture in the street is unique, with exquisite and colorful European-style buildings like the Grand Feng Tang Art House, Feng Tang No. 10 Garden, and Pou's House, many of which are now used as youth activity centers, art and creative parks, and coffee houses. The Church of Our Lady of Hope is the earliest Chinese church in Macau. Compared to other attractions in Macau, this place is not overcrowded. 📍 Detailed address: Feng Tang Slope Alley, Freguesia da Sé, Macau Special Administrative Region 🚉 Transportation strategy: Behind the Ruins of St. Paul's, walk along Rua do Monte for about 10 minutes to reach a set of stairs, descend the stairs, and you will find Feng Tang Slope Alley.