Montanha Russa Park

Montanha Russa Park is an urban green space with circular walking paths that wind through the grounds in a spiral pattern. The park features a mix of local and European trees, numerous benches, and labeled plants throughout, creating a space for walking and sitting.

The park was created during Macau's urban expansion as a green space for the community. Its name comes from the Chinese word for snail, referencing the spiral design of its pathways.

The space serves as a gathering spot where neighbors meet regularly for tai chi sessions and socializing. You will see families walking together and friends sitting on benches throughout the day.

The park offers free entry and has clear walking paths that guide you through the grounds to the highest point. A restaurant near the entrance serves casual food if you want to eat before or after your visit.

Plants throughout the park are labeled in both Portuguese and Latin, making it a place where you can learn the scientific and colonial names. This bilingual approach reflects Macau's history as a meeting point between European and Chinese cultures.