Carmo Garden
Enter Taipa Village, a well-preserved area with historical features and an array of shopping, dining, artistic and cultural attractions that can cater to the whole family.
Taipa Village Destination Limited wants to show tourists to Macau that it is possible to have a great time, sans gaming.
Enter Taipa Village, a well-preserved area with historical features and an array of shopping, dining, artistic and cultural attractions that can cater to the whole family.
At Carmo Garden, which was built in 1855, visitors can explore iconic heritage spots like Carmo Church and Taipa House Museum. The Garden is considered one of the eight iconic attractions in Macau.
For art enthusiasts, head over to Taipa Village Art Space, which showcases the artwork of both local and international artists.
Currently, there is an exhibition “P.I.B.G on the Verge” presented by a local graffiti artist Pat. The exhibition promotes the street art scene by connecting outdoor graffiti murals in the neighbourhood with a number of graffiti works exhibited inside the art space.
Food options include Casa De Tapas with its Spanish-inspired cocktails; signature Hokkaido cheesecake from Pastry Snaffle’s Macao; and a well-timed coffee break at Quarter Square Lifestyle Boutique & Espresso Bar.
Finally, end of the weekend at the flea market located at the entrance of Cunha Street. Expect to find art and handicraft products, immersive cultural performances and live entertainment.