Pavilhão de Macau

The Macau Pavilion, originally part of Expo '98, was dedicated to the Chinese region administered by Portugal. This historical connection between Portugal and Macau is reflected in the pavilion's design and exhibits, offering visitors a unique insight into the cultural fusion of these two regions.

Replica of the Church of St. Paul and Interactive Gambling Experience

The facade of the Macau Pavilion is a smaller replica of the Church of St. Paul, a significant landmark in Macau. The pavilion covers various aspects of Macau's culture, including its well-known gambling scene. Visitors are given a chip for the slot machines inside the pavilion at the entrance, adding an interactive element to the experience.

Replica of a Chinese Garden

The central space of the Macau Pavilion features a replica of a Chinese garden. This provides a tranquil and picturesque setting for visitors to explore and enjoy, further enhancing the cultural immersion experience.