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餐厅名称：祐漢小販大樓熟食中心
餐厅地址：澳門花地瑪堂區市場街佑漢小販大樓2-3樓
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/YJdMyreqdKhekzrN7
BAIDU MAP：https://j.map.baidu.com/05/sorK
餐厅消费：豬手麵 $29，咖哩牛腩麵 $27，熱咖啡 $9，凍檸檬茶 $10
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酒店名称：城市客棧
酒店地址：澳門十月初五街126-130號
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/y7sSYNqNUUNbNo2h8
酒店价格：¥294.97/一晚
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十月初五日街（原稱泗𠵼街，葡萄牙語：Rua de Cinco de Outubro），位於澳門半島西部，橫跨聖安多尼堂區、大堂區和風順堂區，是澳門其中一條著名街道。 北端接沙梨頭海邊街、魚鰓巷、巴素打爾古街與叢慶北街交界，沿途接有沙欄仔街、草堆街與康公廟前地、新馬路、白眼塘橫街等 街道，南接十月初五日巷，長約625米，闊約8公尺。 街道名稱是為了紀念葡萄牙第一共和國在1910年10月5日發生的推翻葡萄牙王國的革命（見下文），而舊稱則源自已拆解的泗𠵼碼頭。 而在1940年代澳門四家鼎立的傳統粵式茶樓（分別是遠來、得來、六國、冠男，皆已結業或轉型），其中兩家就位於這條街道。
此處原為北灣凹進的海濱淺灘，從叢慶坊之叢慶北街起至白眼塘口，當時全長只有約500公尺左右。 由於在近沙欄仔處則建有泗𠵼碼頭，故街道取名為「泗𠵼街」（葡萄牙文：Rua Nova de El-Rei），街道中段則有泗𠵼街市、德生按和康真君廟 （俗稱「康公廟」）。 至清同治年間，清平直街與白眼塘一帶被填平後，街道才延長至火船頭街中段。 1900年代時，已是澳門相當繁盛的街道。 1910年10月5日葡萄牙發生革命起義，推翻帝制建立共和國，後來澳葡政府為紀念此事，在澳門特選一條繁榮街道命名，故選中了泗𠵼街，將之更名為十月初五日街 至今，並將每年的10月5日定為澳門公眾假期。 「初五」一詞是澳葡當局為了迎合中國人把月頭日子冠「初」字的習慣而作，並非指農曆上的「初五」。
冠男茶樓舊址，現已拆除
1910年代時，此處在木橋街與白眼塘之間建有兩家傳統民初粵式茶樓－得心茶樓（後在1940年代易手擴為六國）及金龍茶樓（後易手為冠男 ），當時在澳門頗有名氣，曾有數任澳督光顧。 1923年澳門內港一帶被填海，建成巴素打爾古街和爹美刁施拿地大馬路一帶，並興建民房和新碼頭，故泗𠵼碼頭亦被拆卸，只留門壁。 附近有「新填地」之稱的通商新街，名稱亦由此而來。
六國茶樓舊址
1920至30年代時，雖然當時已建成新馬路，但因為十月初五街鄰近內港一帶的多個客運碼頭，而船運多以來往廣東中山為主，且南端就近岐關車站，人流興旺， 故當時有多數的大商店都仍以這條街為根據地。 1930年代再建有新式的得來茶樓（即今大龍鳳茶樓），而在最北端沙梨頭海邊街交界處建成南京街市，自此泗𠵼街市亦被取消。 1937年泰興娛樂總公司投得博彩特許經營權後，便在這條街道開設七妙齋攤館和海源娛樂場。 後來在抗日戰爭時中山淪陷，導致澳門與中山的交通幾乎中斷，所以各商戶逐漸從十月初五街遷離或歇業，此街繁盛的景象，漸漸移至新馬路。
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October 5th Street (formerly known as Cinco de Outubro Street, Portuguese: Rua de Cinco de Outubro) is located in the western part of the Macau Peninsula, spanning St. Anthony Parish, the Main Basilica District and Feng Shun Parish. It is one of the famous streets in Macau. The northern end is connected to the junction of Shalitou Seaside Street, Yuzhi Lane, Basutar Ancient Street and Congqing North Street. Along the way, it is connected to Shalanzi Street, Caodui Street and Kanggong Temple Square, Xinma Road, Baiyantang Heng Street, etc. The street, connected to October 5th Lane in the south, is about 625 meters long and 8 meters wide. The street name commemorates the revolution of the First Portuguese Republic that overthrew the Kingdom of Portugal on 5 October 1910 (see below), while the old name was derived from the dismantled Sigua Pier. In the 1940s, there were four traditional Cantonese-style tea houses in Macau (Yuan Lai, De Lai, Liu Guo and Guan Nan, all of which have closed or transformed), two of which were located on this street.
This place was originally a recessed seaside shoal in Beiwan. From Congqing North Street in Congqingfang to Baiyantangkou, the total length was only about 500 meters at that time. Since there is a Si𠵼 Pier near Salan Tsai, the street is named "Si𠵼 Street" (Portuguese: Rua Nova de El-Rei). In the middle of the street, there is Si𠵼 Market, Desheng Press and Kang Zhenjun Temple. (commonly known as "Kanggong Temple"). During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, after the Qingpingzhi Street and Baiyantang areas were filled in, the street was extended to the middle section of Huochuantou Street. In the 1900s, it was already a very prosperous street in Macau. On October 5, 1910, a revolutionary uprising broke out in Portugal, overthrowing the monarchy and establishing a republic. Later, in order to commemorate this event, the Macao-Portuguese government selected a prosperous street in Macao to be named. Therefore, Si 𠵼 Street was selected and renamed October 5th Street. To this day, October 5th is designated as a public holiday in Macau every year [Note 5]. The term "Chu" was coined by the Macao and Portuguese authorities to cater to the Chinese habit of naming the first day of the month with the word "Chu". It does not refer to the "Fifth Day" on the lunar calendar.
The former site of Guannan Tea House has been demolished
In the 1910s, there were two traditional Cantonese-style teahouses in the early Republic of China built here between Muqiao Street and Baiyantang - Dexin Teahouse (later changed hands and expanded to Liuguo in the 1940s) and Jinlong Teahouse (later changed hands to Guannan Tea House). )
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:35 自駕遊出發
02:29 抵達珠海南屏/尋找停車位/45元24小時/搭計程車去拱北
04:41 珠海拱北口岸購物廣場/比想像中熱鬧
06:40 抵達澳門/關閘小吃/豬扒包/葡撻/街頭雪糕車
12:54 佑漢熟食中心/豬手麵/咖哩牛腩麵/熱咖啡/凍檸檬茶
21:56 巴士遊覽澳門/尋找酒店
28:08 295元人民幣一晚的酒店是怎麼樣的？ 衛生如何？
32:53 十月初五日街/背包遊/尋找大三巴
40:20 Ending
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#澳門 #Macao #旅遊
餐厅名称：祐漢小販大樓熟食中心
餐厅地址：澳門花地瑪堂區市場街佑漢小販大樓2-3樓
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/YJdMyreqdKhekzrN7
BAIDU MAP：https://j.map.baidu.com/05/sorK
餐厅消费：豬手麵 $29，咖哩牛腩麵 $27，熱咖啡 $9，凍檸檬茶 $10
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酒店名称：城市客棧
酒店地址：澳門十月初五街126-130號
GOOGLE MAP：https://maps.app.goo.gl/y7sSYNqNUUNbNo2h8
酒店价格：¥294.97/一晚
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十月初五日街（原稱泗𠵼街，葡萄牙語：Rua de Cinco de Outubro），位於澳門半島西部，橫跨聖安多尼堂區、大堂區和風順堂區，是澳門其中一條著名街道。 北端接沙梨頭海邊街、魚鰓巷、巴素打爾古街與叢慶北街交界，沿途接有沙欄仔街、草堆街與康公廟前地、新馬路、白眼塘橫街等 街道，南接十月初五日巷，長約625米，闊約8公尺。 街道名稱是為了紀念葡萄牙第一共和國在1910年10月5日發生的推翻葡萄牙王國的革命（見下文），而舊稱則源自已拆解的泗𠵼碼頭。 而在1940年代澳門四家鼎立的傳統粵式茶樓（分別是遠來、得來、六國、冠男，皆已結業或轉型），其中兩家就位於這條街道。
此處原為北灣凹進的海濱淺灘，從叢慶坊之叢慶北街起至白眼塘口，當時全長只有約500公尺左右。 由於在近沙欄仔處則建有泗𠵼碼頭，故街道取名為「泗𠵼街」（葡萄牙文：Rua Nova de El-Rei），街道中段則有泗𠵼街市、德生按和康真君廟 （俗稱「康公廟」）。 至清同治年間，清平直街與白眼塘一帶被填平後，街道才延長至火船頭街中段。 1900年代時，已是澳門相當繁盛的街道。 1910年10月5日葡萄牙發生革命起義，推翻帝制建立共和國，後來澳葡政府為紀念此事，在澳門特選一條繁榮街道命名，故選中了泗𠵼街，將之更名為十月初五日街 至今，並將每年的10月5日定為澳門公眾假期。 「初五」一詞是澳葡當局為了迎合中國人把月頭日子冠「初」字的習慣而作，並非指農曆上的「初五」。
冠男茶樓舊址，現已拆除
1910年代時，此處在木橋街與白眼塘之間建有兩家傳統民初粵式茶樓－得心茶樓（後在1940年代易手擴為六國）及金龍茶樓（後易手為冠男 ），當時在澳門頗有名氣，曾有數任澳督光顧。 1923年澳門內港一帶被填海，建成巴素打爾古街和爹美刁施拿地大馬路一帶，並興建民房和新碼頭，故泗𠵼碼頭亦被拆卸，只留門壁。 附近有「新填地」之稱的通商新街，名稱亦由此而來。
六國茶樓舊址
1920至30年代時，雖然當時已建成新馬路，但因為十月初五街鄰近內港一帶的多個客運碼頭，而船運多以來往廣東中山為主，且南端就近岐關車站，人流興旺， 故當時有多數的大商店都仍以這條街為根據地。 1930年代再建有新式的得來茶樓（即今大龍鳳茶樓），而在最北端沙梨頭海邊街交界處建成南京街市，自此泗𠵼街市亦被取消。 1937年泰興娛樂總公司投得博彩特許經營權後，便在這條街道開設七妙齋攤館和海源娛樂場。 後來在抗日戰爭時中山淪陷，導致澳門與中山的交通幾乎中斷，所以各商戶逐漸從十月初五街遷離或歇業，此街繁盛的景象，漸漸移至新馬路。
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October 5th Street (formerly known as Cinco de Outubro Street, Portuguese: Rua de Cinco de Outubro) is located in the western part of the Macau Peninsula, spanning St. Anthony Parish, the Main Basilica District and Feng Shun Parish. It is one of the famous streets in Macau. The northern end is connected to the junction of Shalitou Seaside Street, Yuzhi Lane, Basutar Ancient Street and Congqing North Street. Along the way, it is connected to Shalanzi Street, Caodui Street and Kanggong Temple Square, Xinma Road, Baiyantang Heng Street, etc. The street, connected to October 5th Lane in the south, is about 625 meters long and 8 meters wide. The street name commemorates the revolution of the First Portuguese Republic that overthrew the Kingdom of Portugal on 5 October 1910 (see below), while the old name was derived from the dismantled Sigua Pier. In the 1940s, there were four traditional Cantonese-style tea houses in Macau (Yuan Lai, De Lai, Liu Guo and Guan Nan, all of which have closed or transformed), two of which were located on this street.
This place was originally a recessed seaside shoal in Beiwan. From Congqing North Street in Congqingfang to Baiyantangkou, the total length was only about 500 meters at that time. Since there is a Si𠵼 Pier near Salan Tsai, the street is named "Si𠵼 Street" (Portuguese: Rua Nova de El-Rei). In the middle of the street, there is Si𠵼 Market, Desheng Press and Kang Zhenjun Temple. (commonly known as "Kanggong Temple"). During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, after the Qingpingzhi Street and Baiyantang areas were filled in, the street was extended to the middle section of Huochuantou Street. In the 1900s, it was already a very prosperous street in Macau. On October 5, 1910, a revolutionary uprising broke out in Portugal, overthrowing the monarchy and establishing a republic. Later, in order to commemorate this event, the Macao-Portuguese government selected a prosperous street in Macao to be named. Therefore, Si 𠵼 Street was selected and renamed October 5th Street. To this day, October 5th is designated as a public holiday in Macau every year [Note 5]. The term "Chu" was coined by the Macao and Portuguese authorities to cater to the Chinese habit of naming the first day of the month with the word "Chu". It does not refer to the "Fifth Day" on the lunar calendar.
The former site of Guannan Tea House has been demolished
In the 1910s, there were two traditional Cantonese-style teahouses in the early Republic of China built here between Muqiao Street and Baiyantang - Dexin Teahouse (later changed hands and expanded to Liuguo in the 1940s) and Jinlong Teahouse (later changed hands to Guannan Tea House). )
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:35 自駕遊出發
02:29 抵達珠海南屏/尋找停車位/45元24小時/搭計程車去拱北
04:41 珠海拱北口岸購物廣場/比想像中熱鬧
06:40 抵達澳門/關閘小吃/豬扒包/葡撻/街頭雪糕車
12:54 佑漢熟食中心/豬手麵/咖哩牛腩麵/熱咖啡/凍檸檬茶
21:56 巴士遊覽澳門/尋找酒店
28:08 295元人民幣一晚的酒店是怎麼樣的？ 衛生如何？
32:53 十月初五日街/背包遊/尋找大三巴
40:20 Ending
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