Don Pedro V Theatre, Macau
Built in 1860 as the first Western-style theatre on the Chinese coast, it remains a significant cultural landmark of the Macanese community and remains a venue for many public functions and events..
Built in 1860 as the first Western-style theatre on the Chinese coast, it remains a significant cultural landmark of the Macanese community and remains a venue for many public functions and events.
Hours
Sun
10:00
23:00
Mon
10:00
23:00
Tue
10:00
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Wed
10:00
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Thu
10:00
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Fri
10:00
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Sat
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About Don Pedro V Theatre
Largo de Santo Agostinho
Don Pedro V Theatre and Nearby Sights on Map
St. Augustine's Church
Established by the Spanish Augustinians in 1591 this church maintains the tradition of organising the Easter Procession around the city
St. Joseph's Seminary and Church
Established in 1728 the old Seminary together with St Paul's College was the base of missionary work in China Japan and other parts of the region
Sir Robert Ho Tung Library
Originally the residence of a Portuguese Dona, the building was purchased by Hong Kong businessman Sir Robert Ho Tung as a retreat
St. Augustine's Square
This square is fronted by various pretty buildings of Macau's past era, namely the St Augustine's Church Dom Pedro V Theatre St Joseph's Seminary and Church and the Robert Ho Tung Library
Sam Kai Vui Kun Temple
Located close to the Chinese Bazaar area, this temple has some Western influence to its architecture illustrating the harmonious coexistence of the two cultures in this city
St. Lawrence's Church
Built in the mid 16th century this is one of the oldest churches in Macau
Senate Square
A colorful typical Iberian town square this is the traditional heart of Macau city
Rua da Felicidade
The old red light district
Loyal Senate Building
Built to house Macau's municipal government the Leal Senado has a neoclassical design and much of the original layout and structure has been retained through the years
Holy House of Mercy
This building established by the first Bishop of Macau in 1569 provides an imposing facade for the Senate Square