In Mong-Ha neighbourbood, there are a number of Portuguese-style buildings and Chinese temples such as Kun Iam Temple and Pou Chai Temple, making the area another example in Macao of coexistence of Chinese and Western cultures.

In Mong-Ha neighbourbood, there are a number of Portuguese-style buildings and Chinese temples such as Kun Iam Temple and Pou Chai Temple, making the area another example in Macao of coexistence of Chinese and Western cultures.

The Portuguese-style Mong-Ha Villas are formerly dormitories for civil servants.

Exterior walls of the houses are painted in green and white.

Exterior walls of the houses are painted in green and white.

During the restoration period, the Cultural Affairs Bureau completely preserves the facade and appearance of the buildings and maintains the spatial characteristics of front and back yards. The houses are used to hold visual arts exhibitions and other cultural activities, enriching cultural resources of that area and promoting artistic development of the community.

During the restoration period, the Cultural Affairs Bureau completely preserves the facade and appearance of the buildings and maintains the spatial characteristics of front and back yards. The houses are used to hold visual arts exhibitions and other cultural activities, enriching cultural resources of that area and promoting artistic development of the community.

The houses provide an ideal space with a cosy and comfortable atmosphere for visitors to enjoy artworks.

The houses provide an ideal space with a cosy and comfortable atmosphere for visitors to enjoy artworks.

The houses provide an ideal space with a cosy and comfortable atmosphere for visitors to enjoy artworks.