Chapel of Our Lady Guia

Reviews (10)

• 3/5

  geodonkey
  This is a beautiful lighthouse is located in the city center. The city has expand so much that this lighthouse is now surrounded by buildings. It is with a church that has mural... read more

  Sep 16 2016 74
• 4/5

  BradJill
  The chapel is cosy and small, and it is located next to the oldest Western lighthouse in East Asia, a typical Portuguese lighthouse. From up there you have a wonderful view of the city. You can't miss it if you go to Macau.

  Jun 03 2016 79
• 3/5

  mrdom
  The Guia Chapel, also known as the Chapel of Our Lady of Guia (1622) is situated upon the top of Guia Hill, overlooking the city of Macau. It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage attractions and an iconic image of Macau. You can access the two chamber chapel from 10am to 5.30pm to view the unique European-Chinese frescos seen... More 

  Aug 12 2016 28
• 4/5

  vyychan
  I'm not religious anyway but even if I wanted to pray, I'd have to walk down the narrow area that is not blocked off and be under the gaze of two disapproving security guards the whole time. Not much point going inside.

  Jul 29 2016 24
• 5/5

  Shelliu
  This is a beautiful lighthouse is located in the city center. The city has expand so much that this lighthouse is now surrounded by buildings. It is with a church that has mural paintings on the wall and the ceiling that has high historical value. One of a kind in Asia. You can get there by taking a 5 minute... More 

  Oct 14 2016 98
• 4/5

  forgetit90
  The Chapel of Our Lady Guia is beautiful but very small and although it is being restored but it doesn't look as real so possibly it is because it is a work in progress but lions on a traditional Portuguese Chapel doesn't sound right. The stained glass windows are beautiful.

  Jun 03 2016 47
• 3/5

  BradJill
  I would seek out this special place not as a chapel in particular (in fact, as a monument it is sadly, very coldly historical and has no real 'atmosphere' at all, despite the old fresco fragmants), but it's a very welcome relief from humid, gritty streets, if you feel, on downtown Macau Island, that you cannot breathe at all. In... More 

  Nov 18 2016 48
• 5/5

  betty l
  The Lady of Guia Chapel, which is located within the Guia Fortress grounds was built some time around 1622, making it one of the earliest places of Christian worship along the China coast. The chapel is included in the Historic City Centre of Macau Heritage collection and can be visited on top of Guia Hill. There is not much to... More 

  Nov 18 2016 35
• 4/5

  anthonyholland
  We visited this attraction because it was near our hotel. Its located on a steep incline so coming here is a good workout specially if you walk. I noticed a lot of local people use the surrounding park and walkways as jogging area. You can get a good view of downtown Macau from the top of the Fortress. There is... More 

  Jul 08 2016 43