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Macau Government Headquarters

Built in 1849 as a nobleman's residence, it was the official palace of the Governor of Macau. The building now hosts the Chief Executive's Office. There are usually opening days that lasts for 2 days in each year October when travellers can enter the building.

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Address: 131 Avenida da Praia Grande

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