Lou Lim Ieoc Garden in Macau, perfect blend of Suzhou gardens and European design styles

Macau is really suitable for city walks. Strolling in the old town of Macau, every step is full of surprises. Most people don’t know that a few hundred meters away from the Ruins of St. Paul’s, there is the only famous garden in Macau with Suzhou and Hangzhou garden design style, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden (Lo Garden). It is one of the three famous gardens in Macau. It is named after Lou Lim Ieoc, the son of Chinese tycoon Lou Chuo-chi, and is also one of the new eight scenic spots in Macau.

The garden is full of pavilions, ponds, bridges, caves, waterfalls, strange rocks, winding corridors, showing the biggest characteristics of Suzhou and Hangzhou gardens. At the same time, the garden still integrates southern European characteristic buildings, such as Chuncao Hall, walls, etc., which reflect the Macau culture of the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures. It is definitely a major Macau feature! The color of dopamine is integrated with ancient buildings, and the film is produced in seconds. Whether it is taking pictures, appreciating ancient buildings, or taking a rest in the park, it is worth going, and it is also very niche. Chuncao Hall and Yangxin Hall also have exhibitions to watch. Now is the time when lotus flowers are in full bloom, you can go and watch!

📍Location: Lou Lim Ieoc Garden (800 meters from the Ruins of St. Paul's)
📇Address: No. 10, Avenida da Raleigh, Macau, China
🎫Ticket: 0 yuan
⏰Opening hours: 06:00-24:00
⚠️Note: Remember to pay attention to mosquito repellent!