Senado Square

  Senado Square sits in the heart of the Historic Centre of Macau, flanked by the iconic St. Dominic’s Church to the south. This square has been a focal point since the 16th century, originally serving as a trading zone. Today, it functions as a vibrant public space, often bustling with locals and tourists alike, particularly during festivals like the Chinese New Year when colorful decorations fill the area. As you stroll its distinctive Portuguese cobblestone wave patterns, you’ll find shops, cafes, and historical buildings, creating an engaging blend of culture and commerce. Be sure to take in the unique architecture and plan a visit when the streets come alive in December during the holiday season.