St. Lazarus Church District Review

According to the official statement of the Macao Special Administrative Region General Administration of Civil Affairs: "The sloped lane is named after the 'mad hall', in order to commemorate the leprosy hospital that was opened here, and is the first infectious disease hospital established in the West in China.

The whole block exudes exotic style, with Portuguese-style buildings on both sides built on the mountain, making good use of the topography, and the ground paved with pebbles from Portugal. There are public buildings such as churches and charitable associations, as well as private residences, and the neighborhood is clean and tidy, which can represent the characteristics of the Macau neighborhood.

When the sun is good, even standing here feels a bit hot. There is also a school parking space here that is quite small. The people who usually come are not particularly large. Tourists occasionally pass by here and take photos.

A free block, surrounded by some European-style buildings, occasionally there will be some small exhibitions and activities. When I went on May 1st, other places were crowded with people. There were not many people here and I could take pictures slowly. Suitable for friends who like to take pictures.

There are several Portuguese-style buildings on both sides of the alley. The floor tiles here are quite interesting small mosaic bricks, so it is really a Portuguese city street with a feeling, but he is really not too big, adding up to a few hundred meters.

Walking on the Macau Peninsula, in fact, across the entire peninsula, only need to walk about half an hour or so, the fun of walking is on the road, occasionally encounter some scenery that I have not seen before, this time I encountered the crazy hall slope lane.