Lilau Square in Macao exudes warmth and a slow pace reminiscent of Portugal, with locals enjoying coffee and travelers capturing the charm of the area. The city, known for its casinos, has a rich Portuguese history dating back to the 16th century. A walking tour with Mariana César de Sá reveals Macao's UNESCO-listed historic center, showcasing its colonial architecture and cultural significance. The food scene reflects this heritage, with restaurants serving traditional Portuguese dishes, highlighting the enduring connection between Macao and Portugal. Article complet (Euronews.com)