Queen Mary II Observatory

Queen Mary II Observatory is located at the east end of Majiao Stone Mountain in the northeast corner of Macao Peninsula, with cliffs on three sides and ponds and Tin Hau Temple below. It is an excellent place to enjoy the scenery. There is only majiaoshi battery road nearby. Pedestrians can't get to the viewing platform by this road. However, there is a path connecting the pool rest area. Although it is remote, it often attracts lovers to talk.

Queen Mary II Observatory

Queen Mary II Observatory (Portuguese: Miradouro de D. Maria II), also known as Cape Youyun, is located at the east end of Majiao Stone Mountain in the northeast of Macao Peninsula. It is surrounded by cliffs on three sides. Below it is the pool and the temple of Tin Hau. There is only majiaoshi battery road nearby. Pedestrians can't get to the viewing platform by this road. However, there is a path connecting the pool rest area. Although it is remote, it often attracts lovers to talk.

brief introduction

There is only majiaoshi battery road nearby. Pedestrians can't get to the viewing platform by this road. However, there is a path connecting the pool rest area. Although it is remote, it often attracts lovers to talk.

The origin of the name

The original work "the soul of the Cape". It is said that in 1622, the Dutch landed on the beach near the dog ring. As a result, they were defeated by the Portuguese soldiers. Many Dutch soldiers died here, and their souls wandered here, so they are called "Cape spirits". Later, the name was changed from "soul" to "cloud".

"Queen Mary II" actually refers to the queen of Portugal, D. Maria II. However, the Chinese people in the past did not know that she was the queen but not the queen, so they made a mistake in the translation.

Maria

Maria II declared Macao a free port on November 20, 1845, and sent amarius to Macao as governor in 1846. Since then, Portugal has actually governed Macao.

street

As a street, Queen Mary II's observatory is the only place in Macao that takes the Observatory (Portuguese: Miradouro) as the street type.

Address: east end of Majiao Stone Mountain, northeast corner of Macao Peninsula

Longitude: 113.554896

Latitude: 22.203841