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Largo de São Domingos, Macao
On your way through the historical interior of Macau, you will come across the yellow façade of this very old church. When I visited in November 2024, the church was closed for renovation, and you could only visit the three floors, which had religious relics and items. It was just fine.
Beautiful Catholic church just around the corner from Senado Square. Bright yellow colours, which makes it stand out. Yiu can also go inside to visit,which we disembarked not do as there were many people going in and out at the time. It's one of the heritage buildings in the area on the way to the Ruins of St Paul
St. Dominic’s Church, also known as the Church of the Rosary, was founded by the Dominican Order in 1587, making it the first church of its kind in China and now boasting over 400 years of history. Today, it stands as a treasured UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Senado Square, the church is surrounded by Macau’s most iconic landmarks. Despite the hustle and bustle outside, stepping through its doors transports visitors into a sanctuary of calm and serenity. The church’s architecture is a striking blend of colors and textures—its sunny yellow façade, accented by green shutters and white ornamental carvings, pairs beautifully with the intricate mosaic flooring that adds a touch of exotic charm. Inside, visitors will also find a small museum that holds around 300 historical artifacts, including rare relics and carvings from the ruins of St. Paul’s, offering a deeper glimpse into the region’s rich religious and cultural heritage.
beautiful church... bright in yellow color you cant miss it when you are in the senado square. i was there at night... still looking majestic and nice...
Very old church of the Dominican order in Macao. Made in 1500s, this is well maintained and clean. A major tourist spot with an active mass and functioning going on in the church. It is right at the central area of the Senado Square. Place is really crowded with tourists and people strolling around everywhere. Do visit!









