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Macau Peninsula 澳門半島
Macau Peninsula is the oldest and most populous part in the city and geographically connected to the city of Zhuhai, China, at the northeast. It is connected to Taipa by three bridges at the south. The Historic Centre is located in the city center, containing 25 locations and buildings which was inscribed as UNESCO heritage sites in 2005. Most tourist attractions and many casinos are also located here.
Sub-section: Macau Grand Prix Museum
Macau's main avenue: Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro 亞美打利庇盧大馬路 (新馬路)
 The Ruin of 17th century St. Paul's Cathedral |
 The Road to Light |
 Macau Post Office Building in Senado Square |
 Overlooking Old and New |
 Modern comfort in old buildings |
 Macau skyline from Taipa |
 Rua da Felicidade (Happiness) once a red light district |
 Now a busy residential and commercial district |
 Senado Square 議事亭前地 |
 The Main Avenue in the Heart of Macau |
 The Road to Wealth |
 St. Dominic's Church built in 1587 |
 East meets West |
 Macau Tower and Exhibition Centre |
 Macanese ever sleep? |
 Street food - a taste of local |
 Ma Kok Hill |
 Portuguese colonial remains |
 Paved in the traditional Portuguese pavement |
The Skyline of the City Centre with the Macau-Taipa Bridge
 Portuguese road signs |
 Basilica style Se Catedral built in 1844 |
The Macau Grand Prix Museum 澳門大賽車博物館
The museum was built in 1933 in memory of the 40th anniversary of Grand Prix Racing in Macau. More than 20 formula cars and motorcycles once driven by world-renowned drivers are on exhibition.
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