The Ruins of St. Paul’s stand as a mesmerising testament to Macao's rich cultural tapestry. Rising majestically against the skyline, this iconic façade was once the grand entrance to the Church of Mater Dei, constructed in the 17th century by Jesuit priests. Its decorative stone carvings are a captivating blend of Renaissance inspiration and Eastern motifs, a fusion that tells the tales of a bygone era of global trade. Though the church itself was ravaged by fire in 1835, its hauntingly beautiful façade endures, inviting wonder and reflection from visitors across the globe.