St. Paul’s Cathedral facade is on Rua de Sao Paulo in Macau. It is in the heart of Macau’s tourist area, Monte Hill. The cathedral was designed by an Italian Jesuit in 1620. Aided by Japanese Christian workers and others, the cathedral was completed seven years later in 1627.

The cathedral on Monte Hill was considered the finest church in the East. Today, the visitor has to use his/her imagination to invoke this vision. In 1835, during a deadly typhoon, fire razed St. Paul's Cathedral. All that is left of the building is its facade and staircase. There is a grand, flight of stairs leading to St. Paul's Ruins.

Climb the stone staircase. Take a breath and enjoy the views of Macau and China. The admission is free.

Use the provided links to see St. Paul's Cathedral facade. There is map of Macau link.

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The visitor to Macau needs a good travel guide as to not miss the tourist attractions. The Lonely Planet Guide is a good book.



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