This was a huge square that I came across during my wandering around Macau. The surrounding Portuguese era buildings housed the Macau public library, cultural institute, archives and Tap Seac Gallery. Only the library and gallery were open. The library itself is rather small and like any other. The gallery was tiny as well but it was free to enter and you literally walk through one art display and then into another to get up real close. The square has a lot of open space and I understand that many big events were held there. Otherwise there was not a lot to see on its own.

For those who visit Macau the weekend before the annual Macau Grand Prix races, you might want to pass by Tap Seac Square, where a fair number of race cars and motorbikes are setup for you to see and enjoy up close. Vehicles are roped off but you can get very close to them to take photos. There are information panels near all vehicles providing the names of the race team, driver, driver highlights, vehicle and engine specifications. In the end, it is good fun seeing the MGP vehicles up close. For a similar experience, you can see quite a few more vehicles from past races in the Grand Prix Museum at Lotus Square.