St. Joseph Seminary and Church

Reviews (10)

• 4/5

  BradJill
  St. Joseph's Church is the third stop along the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) sponsored 'Crossroads of China and Portugal' walking route which includes some of the best... read more

  Nov 18 2016 55
• 4/5

  well_Edward
  St. Joseph's Church is the third stop along the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) sponsored 'Crossroads of China and Portugal' walking route which includes some of the best historic Portuguese and Chinese buildings in the Historic City Centre of Macau. The walking route starts at Senado Square, passes St. Augustine's Square and then encounters St. Joseph's Church, where you will... More 

  Sep 02 2016 45
• 3/5

  RayAnh72
  I think I am blessed by god that god bring me to this place. This place is peaceful, unlike the crowded casino. I can quietly to study in this place. But I do not study. I looking for the structure of the church. No long later I leave.

  Jun 10 2016 50
• 4/5

  SalinaTai
  On the winding way from Leal Senado to the Mandarin’s House, we stepped, by chance and out of curiosity, through the open gate to the Seminario de S. Jose, leading to an impressive flight of granite steps and the façade of a beautiful baroque church. It turns out that this church was built around 1750 by the Jesuits as part... More 

  Jul 15 2016 56
• 5/5

  BradJill
  Usually I don't like to go there unless it's necessary . The security guy was very weird . Very friendly, I'm not sure is it because not many people go to the church , the people work there looks like not get used to other people get in the church. Always stare at people with a weird way . And... More 

  Sep 02 2016 76
• 3/5

  lusiang91
  One of Macau's more attractive churches to visit is St. Joseph's Church located behind St. Augustine Square and down a side street, Rua do Seminario, from St. Lawrence Church. Here you will find a rare example of Baroque style architecture, blended with the traditional Portuguese colour scheme and neo-classical church facade. The interior of the church is quite nice, featuring... More 

  Nov 25 2016 57
• 3/5

  Alastair M
  got an amazing dome roof, rich history, is a beautiful church and seems to have part of St Augustine's bone stored there? not really sure inded....

  Jun 24 2016 77
• 5/5

  BradJill
  The forearm of St Francis Xavier is kept in a small reliquary on a side alter, but overall the church is the boldest and most exuberant baroque edifice of all Macau's churches. Well worth a visit.

  Nov 18 2016 84
• 4/5
  St. Joseph's Seminary and Church is technically located on St. Augustine's Square, right next to the Sir Robert Ho Tung Library but you can't access this attraction from this point. Instead you will need to walk down the road in the direction of St. Lawrence church. When you find the church, turn immediately to the right on the street called... More 

  Jul 22 2016 50