Some coffee, after sightseeing around the city

Old is gold. This was one of the residences of someone who used to live here.

Walking around Macau city has been quite crowded. The first part of the day, I spent traveling here from Hong Kong, then queuing up for an hour just for their delicious food.

Now, it is on display as one of the places that you can visit to look at the older buildings that is still here, but no one lives here now.

One of the cafes that I had to try was Arabica.

As soon as I walked into Arabica, it felt quite white.

Lots of Arabica coffee bags are on display. I guess, it is there to show that most of the coffee is from this bag.

The barista area. This is the cleanest cafe that I've seen. Everything is white. This takes a lot of work to ensure that it stays this clean. White is always one of those colours that have been quite difficult to clean.

I got myself a cup of Latte. It is quite creative. They used a percentage for a logo.

A hot latte. Nothing beats that.

The second floor has extra seats. There is a row of seats where you can view the cobble streets outside.

My wife is standing here in the love land of Macau. This is one of those places where you take a photo. A slope with a narrow pathway with buildings on both sides.

It has been overall great in Macau.

It was time to find a taxi or a bus. It was not easy.

Not as easy as in Hong Kong, where they are available everywhere.

Some of the other restaurants here.

A police car was there with Portugese words " POLICIA". A world of difference from Hong Kong.

So many people walking around Macau.

There are a lot of shops along the pathway. You can also try out some of the food they have before buying.

There are lots of security cameras around. It makes everyone here feel safe. While I was in Hong Kong and now in Macau, I felt quite safe despite so many people squeezing aroumd.

After a bit of searching, I finally found a bus and got on it without knowing where it was heading. I wanted to go to the Eiffel Tower, so I asked the driver if we were heading there. He said yes. But later, we found that it did not so we spent around an hour in the bus as the bus drove around the city. A tour of the whole city of Macau.

There is a board here to let you know where the bus was heading. I had some coins in my bag which I used to pay with. The drivers are quite nice. They are not really strict on the bus.

After the bus dropped us at one of the hotels, it was getting dark, so we did not want to waste any time, and then we ordered a taxi. This taxi drove like a sports car. I also saw this car in front.