Our last day (31-3) we spent mainly in the southern part of the peninsula. Less visited by tourists, lots of churches.

The Holiday Inn, a good quality hotel

In the elevator.

Teatro Dom Pedro V (1873)

The early 19th century Santo Agostinho

Interior

The Sao Lourenco, originally built in the 1560, reconstructed in the 19th century

From Penha Hill you have nice views over the peninsula and the neighbouring islands

The Avenida de Paraia Grande is a pleasant promenade

After lunch in the Pousada de Sao Tiago, we visited the A-Ma temple at the base of the Penha Hill. The temple is dedicated to A-Ma, the Mother god. Very old, although the present building dates back to the 17th century.

Lunch in an old fortress

The A-Ma temple

The temple attracts many worshippers

Offering gifts for the dead

Incense coils

End of our visit to Macau and Hong Kong