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To help you get to our hotel, here is the name and address in our local language
Strolling past the historic neo-classical buildings that line Senado Square, one could easily imagine it as a sunny Mediterranean plaza – though the Kuan Tai Temple firmly puts the Chinese community's stamp on the square! Named for the nearby Senate building that was once the seat of Macau's government, Senado Square is still the city's “town center”, playing host to most public events, festivals and markets.
Senado Square |