Rua da Felicidade

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  BradJill
  Rua da Felicidade is a historic street and the 11th inclusion on the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) sponsored self-walking tour called 'Footsteps in the Historic Centre... read more

  Oct 21 2016 20
• 4/5

  Macy160
  Rua da Felicidade is a historic street and the 11th inclusion on the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) sponsored self-walking tour called 'Footsteps in the Historic Centre' which takes visitors through parts of the UNESCO World Heritage area and other interesting historic and heritage places nearby. The 'Footsteps in the Historic Centre' walk starts at Avenida da Praia Grande, makes... More 

  Oct 28 2016 18
• 3/5

  Jørge R
  My mum told me grand-pa used to come here when the street was a red light district. My mum followed him once and she remembers women singing and dressing up nicely, with their trendy items such as perfume and make up kits. They used to looked outside from the windows to attract their customers, similar to the facilities in Amsterdam.... More 

  Oct 21 2016 93
• 3/5

  TM002
  This is s very small street but it's so original that it's worth seeing. There are some local bars and restaurants. The red windows and doors are so interesting and for those that like taking pictures, here is the place. If you are in Macau, you should come here. But don't expect nothing else than a small street.

  Aug 12 2016 83
• 3/5

  blinkable
  赤が映えるきれいな通りでした。 beautiful street and worth to visit. There's some small restaurants,some old shops and some local ppl.

  Oct 21 2016 37
• 3/5

  RayAnh72
  I actually stumbled upon this road while walking towards the Senado Square from the St. Lawrence Church. I thought it is like a Chinatown street since it is all in red. There are row of restaurants and crowds just queuing to enter some of them.The food must be good here but unfortunately I did not have the time to stop... More 

  Sep 23 2016 21
• 3/5

  Georges P
  This street has been artfully renovated, with unity provided from top to bottom by granite pavement and red doors and shutters. A few restaurants are there, but the overall feeling is of walking in a well-preserved and well-behaved Old China. Well, not quite – this Street of Happiness is recorded in numerous early 20th century travelogue as the “where to... More 

  Sep 09 2016 10
• 4/5

  月彤 王
  This street is close to the city centre. There is nothing in particular to do but the street reminds of old streets and this is beautiful.

  Sep 23 2016 63
• 4/5

  Ben C
  If you visit Macau, you cannot miss the Da San Ba which is the well known scenery spots. Da San Ba is a old city wall and destroyed by the army. In the old time, it was an grand church which built on the top of the hill.(Macau is a city with a lot of hills and mountains.) Nowadays it... More 

  Sep 09 2016 79