Lou Kau Mansion is a captivating historic dwelling. Stroll through the well-preserved rooms and get a feel for what life was like for the early inhabitants.

This historically significant residence in Macau is popular with many travelers, so be sure to put it on your must-see list. However, don't end your sightseeing there. There are plenty more spots waiting for you to appreciate after Lou Kau Mansion. Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, Senado Square, and Macau Tower are not far away.

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