Government Headquarters of the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China

Reviews (10)

• 3/5

  BradJill
  One of the rare times that it is recommendable to make way to the Gov House of Macao SAR building is on Chinese New Year Day when the 238-metre dragon passes by and pauses in... read more

  Oct 07 2016 2
• 4/5

  expat-nomad
  One of the rare times that it is recommendable to make way to the Gov House of Macao SAR building is on Chinese New Year Day when the 238-metre dragon passes by and pauses in front of the pink facade of the building for photos. The dragon stops here for just a couple minutes so you need to be quick... More 

  Aug 19 2016 69
• 3/5

  aleksyte
  Before the handover to China' this was the Bella vista hotel. I was lucky enough to have enjoyed it back then. Special memories from stays and visits to the restaurant . Eating on the terrace was pretty amazing. When did you visit option only had 2014/2015 and I was there before the hand back . So forgive me for putting... More 

  Nov 25 2016 46
• 5/5

  BradJill
  This space is only open very rarely to the public, so they tend to make it very special with performances and fun things to do around the exterior of the building on those days. If your timing is right it is worth checking out.

  Jun 03 2016 85
• 4/5

  Jeff206
  The Gov Headquarters of the Macau S.A.R. of the People's Republic of China building is the attractive pink coloured building found on Avenida da Praia Grande, along the North end of Nam Van Lake. Unfortunately, the building itself and surrounding garden are only open to the public two days each year, 19 and 20 October. There is a 15 minute... More 

  Oct 21 2016 100
• 3/5
  What a beautiful building for a government headquarters! I found this place purely by accident after trying to find another site nearby (but never found it). Despite being a government building, the architecture still retains a Portuguese facade with pink pastel paint. The left of the property has a very nice lawn lined with palm trees, small ponds, and what... More 

  Jun 10 2016 28