Tv. da Paixao — Local services in Santo António

Located in the heart of Macau, the Love Lane, also known as Rua da Felicidade, is a charming alleyway that oozes with romance and nostalgia. The 90-meter-long alleyway is famous for its colorful graffiti-covered walls, as well as the love padlocks and love messages left behind by couples and visitors alike.

The Love Lane is surrounded by numerous cafes, restaurants, and shops where visitors can dine, shop and relax. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the alleyway while admiring the art, architecture, and street performances.

The atmosphere in the Love Lane is warm and welcoming. The ambiance radiates with love and affection, attractive to both locals and tourists who seek a romantic and photo-worthy site. In the evening, the alley comes alive with charming fairy lights, lending an ethereal vibe and providing Instagram-worthy shots.

Besides the picturesque alley, visitors can also explore other attractions nearby such as the Senado Square, the Ruins of St. Paul’s, Macau Tower, and other historical sites, making it easier to plan an itinerary for a day's visit around the city.

In conclusion, the Love Lane is a charming and romantic destination that adds to the allure of Macau, attracting travelers from all around the world. It is a perfect place for couples to express their love and passion while experiencing the richness and beauty of Macau's culture...

A small street or alley with a romantic chinese name: love alley. well i did meet a pretty girl from macau when i joined a tour to the philipines some years ago and we saw each other whenever she visited hong kong or i visit macau, it is my happy times and sweet memory. i wish i could have maintained contact with her.

There is a nice cafe shop, movie cinema cum movie museum in the street which is worth to visit to know/learn about the different movie projectors, how the movie/cinema/industry evolves in macau since early days, and what hong kong movies are filmed on macau's scenic spots or popular...

This small little lane looks no different from many other lanes found in Macao but its specialty lies in its name, Travessa da Paixão. The Portuguese word “Paixão” means passion and love. Originally it expresses catholic passion to the God but due to the mistranslation, Travessa da Paixão becomes Love Lane. A nice side shot of the...