Monday, April 23, 2007
The inner streets of Macau's center conjure up memories of Europe ... and for good reason. The Portuguese owned and ran Macau as a trading post for hundreds of years. Holdovers from Portugal's reign over the city still linger, and Portuguese architecture abounds.
Religious iconography was visible at every turn.
Mount Fortress where the Museum of Macau is located. The castle is situated next to the Ruins of St. Paul's.
An evocation of Prague. Cobbled mosaics.
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