St. Augustine Square

Reviews (10)

• 4/5

  MsMS3965
  St. Augustine's Square is the second stop along the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) sponsored 'Crossroads of China and Portugal' walking route covering the area between... read more

  Nov 11 2016 41
• 3/5

  BradJill
  Old world ! Charming ! Quaint ! Much like Goa to me.... Was lovely walking around in that ambience, enjoying the little market .....

  Nov 11 2016 37
• 3/5

  well_Edward
  St. Augustine's Square is the second stop along the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) sponsored 'Crossroads of China and Portugal' walking route covering the area between Senado Square and Barra Square. This trail includes some of the finest traditional Portuguese and Chinese historic buildings and World Heritage attractions. The walking route starts at Senado Square and then makes way to... More 

  Oct 28 2016 61
• 4/5

  Joel D
  St. Augustine Square is a peaceful place. Less people go to there. The road to the square have the slope. That is hard for tourist to walk. But if you walk on there, there can found many thing interesting. Many church is set on there. I love them so much. It is so many classical feel in the church. I... More 

  Jul 01 2016 90
• 5/5

  44_vinod
  A short uphill walk across Senado Square is the St Augustine Square where St Augustine Church and St Joseph Seminary is located. Benches under the tree is a good place to relax and with little conversation with companions. Not so many tourist came, it is a beautiful historic place.

  Sep 23 2016 99
• 4/5

  mgprabhu
  The architecture of this ancient church is well maintained. History lovers will find it interesting. A landmark frequented by locals also.

  Sep 09 2016 42
• 5/5

  walshy1160
  A quiet part of Macau City, St.Augustine Square comprises of buildings of colonial era and is one of the several UNESCO World Heritage sites is Macau. It was at a walking distance from our hotel and the walk was enjoyable. Not much tourists here though

  Jul 08 2016 67
• 4/5

  Charlotte G
  You have to stop and check the map every now and then to see exactly where you are in the Heritage site there are so many beautiful buildings. It is a little bit quieter than St Pauls and the Square. but clearly still every popular with the tourists. This entire area is a beautiful place to visit.

  Jul 08 2016 69
• 5/5

  BradJill
  This a nice part of town, with old monuments, next to the opera and the library. Very quiet and less crowed. You can have a nice siesta on the square!

  Oct 28 2016 93