São Lázaro: Macao - Pui Ching - Middle School

3 22.20°, 113.55°
About location

The Pearl River estuary defines the setting of São Lázaro — the Macau Peninsula emerges from its waters as a densely built extension of China’s southern coast. The parish is part of the compact urban fabric of Macau, where residential buildings, local commerce and long-established institutions stand close together. St. Lazarus Church gives the district its name and reflects the Catholic tradition that developed during Portuguese administration. Portugal governed Macau for more than four centuries before its 1999 handover to China. São Lázaro belongs to a city shaped by Chinese and Portuguese influences, while nearby Guia Hill is one of the peninsula’s few pronounced rises above the surrounding streets.

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