New Exhibition Centre in Downtown Macau to Showcase Rich Cultural Heritage

In an exciting development, cultural authorities have unveiled plans to construct a dedicated exhibition centre in downtown Macau as a celebration of the city's rich cultural heritage.

This forthcoming facility, rising to a height of three and a half floors, is poised to become a tribute to Macau's historic sites. Spanning an impressive area of 7,600 square meters, it will find its place in the vicinity of one of Macau's most cherished tourist attractions—the Ruins of Saint Paul's.

Macau holds a special place in history, having been added to the World Heritage List in July 2005 as an official World Heritage site thanks to its unique mixture of Portuguese and Chinese architecture as well as gastronomy. With this project, the city aims to pay homage to its remarkable past.

The exhibition centre's location will allow for easy access to the Ruins of Saint Paul's, the Mount Fortress, and the Archaeological Remains of the Pit in Rua de D. Belchior Carneiro. This integration promises to create a compelling cultural walk that invites visitors to explore Macau's history and heritage, whether by tour or on a self-guided journey.

As the project unfolds, it offers a promising glimpse into Macau's commitment to preserving and sharing its cultural treasures with the world. Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting endeavour, which is set to be a testament to Macau's enduring legacy.