Macao’s old city wall will cost over 2 million patacas to repair
The project will take 300 days to complete and comes two years after parts of the wall fell due to a combination of human and environmental factors
Protected: Five things you may not know about the Hotel Estoril
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- The building is set to be torn down in the coming months to make way for the new Central Library, although its famous mural will be preserved
Hotel Estoril pictured on 28 February 2008 – Photo courtesy of Wikimedia
UPDATED: 26 Jun 2024, 11:47 am
UPDATED: 26 Jun 2024, 11:47 am
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