Red Market

Red Market is positioned on the meeting point of Macau's two famous boulevard Avenida Almirante Lacerda and Avenida Horta e Costa. The market buzzes with business as vendors sell item of every possible kind.

Established in 1936 by the colonial masters of Macau, the Red Market is classified as an architectural heritage site. Clothing is the major item here, and you'll find vendors specializing in locally manufactured baby clothes, undergarments, shoes, or accessories as well as jeans, sweaters, t-shirts and sportswear in all sizes and styles. Among other shopper's items at the market you can also found dried foods, fresh produce, fish and meat.

Red Market Pedestrian Street is also well known for stalls selling flowers. Begining from the Red Market to the Flora Garden at Guia Hill, Avenue de Horta e Costa is another of the city's chief shopping streets with a spotlight on what is called the Three Lamps District. Streets and lanes at this square lodge a selection of shops selling jewelry, clothes, shoes, cameras and electronic gadgetry.