A book by The Bay’s Christopher Chu and Pui Man Hoi vividly illustrates the city’s complex history and cultural blend through the stories of its enduring landmarks
History
The final phase of bronze statue restoration at the UNESCO World Heritage site is nearing completion, with a dove sculpture proving the most complex to repair
The Diocese of Macao was established on 23 January 1576, becoming the Holy See’s first base of operation in the Far East
The newly protected items reflect Macao’s unique status as a melting pot of Chinese and Western cultures, ranging from archaeological specimens to religious items
‘Imprints on Street Corners’ is showing at the IAM Gallery until March next year, using photos, artefacts and interviews to chart street vendors’ rich history in the SAR
Reflections of Maritime Connections opens next Friday at the Macao Museum of Art, with the Maritime Silk Road’s porcelain trade at its heart
Beyond the official list, here are some of the truly unique, downright quirky and sometimes overlooked items that make this city what it is
The annual Government Headquarters Open Day sessions are being held from 9 am to 6 pm this Saturday and Sunday
You might have thought that the pastries, a hallmark of the city, had been previously inscribed on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, but they’ve only just been added