Rua da Palha

Rua da Palha is a short street within the World Heritage area of Macau.

It’s home to several street shops, boutiques, and eateries.

Rua da Palha, Shopping, Stores, Landmarks, Food Street, Macau

Travelers can browse the shops here before heading up to St. Dominic’s Square or the Rua de S. Paulo, also known as Food Street. It has become a gem for people shopping for bargain goods, so if you are looking for affordable souvenirs or knick-knacks, you might find them here. There are also some popular international boutiques in this area, including Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics.

From Rua da Palha, visiting St. Dominic’s Square and church is highly recommended. This public space is home, and the church attracts lots of visitors every day. The church also hosts regular services, so it can get busy, especially during festivals, holidays, and special occasions. However, even if you stop by for a few minutes, you can admire the beautiful baroque facade of St. Dominic’s Church, painted with its famous pale yellow colours.

Other nearby heritage attractions include Senado Square, the Holy House of Mercy, and the Sam Kai Vui Kun Temple.

Foodies should not miss out on Rua de S. Paulo. This street is lined with some of the best and tastiest delicacies you can get your hands on in Macau, all in one location, making it extremely convenient. Be sure to bring your appetite to sample many of their famous goods.

They are renowned for their Macanese delicacies and snacks; some incredible desserts are made by Choi Heung Yuen and Koi Kei Bakeries, both of which are institutions within the local food scene. The egg tarts, as well as the almond cookies and jerked beef, are a must-try.

Rua da Palha and its surrounding attractions have something for travellers of every age and interest.