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THE MANDARIN HOUSE @ MACAU

October 8, 2015 By StrawberrY Gal - Macau, Travel Leave a Comment

MANDARIN HOUSE

The Mandarin’s House is a traditional Chinese-style compound, covering an area of about 4,000 square metres. The entire complex consisting of a gatehouse, courtyards, servants’ and master’s quarters extends more than 120 metres along Barra Street. The gatehouse opens onto a courtyard that separates the master’s quarters from the servants’ quarters and the outer garden.
MANDARIN HOUSE

MANDARIN HOUSE

MANDARIN HOUSE

Mandarin House is simply beautiful with the great architecture which indeed eye opening. The house is simply huge with the lovely decoration and we can learn loads of history from there. I am pretty impressed with all the stories and history which we had learned from the tour.

MANDARIN HOUSE

And whats more it is well-preserved architecture such as the traditional courtyards, high beams in the many rooms designed for different family members.
MANDARIN HOUSE

Address
10 Travessa de Antonio da Silva
Telephone: +853 2896 8820

Getting there
Bus: 28B, 18

More information
www.wh.mo/mandarinhouse

Opening hours
10am-5.30pm Thu-Tue

” This trip is sponsored by Macau Government Tourist Office, Malaysia Representative and Air Asia. The only airlines from Malaysia to Macau with 17 flights weekly. Thank you for having us”
Pictures captured with Sony A5100

Tags: Mandarin House Category: Macau, Travel



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