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No. 79-B Rua Direita Carlos Eugénio, Taipa, Macau

About No. 79-B

A house in Taipa Village

Three businesses, one address, and an old Portuguese-Macanese neighbourhood all around it.

The shopfront of No. 79-B: wine bottles in the window under the signs of The Grape Wine Shop and Healthy Living.
The shopfront of No. 79-B, with the signs of The Grape Wine Shop and Healthy Living. Photo: The Grape Wine Shop

Our story

Three signs, one door

Look up at No. 79-B Rua Direita Carlos Eugénio and you'll see three signs: The Grape Wine Shop, Healthy Living and JCM Real Estate. They are three businesses — each with its own services, hours and team — working side by side under one roof.

This website brings them together, so that whether you've come for a bottle of port, a facial or an apartment, you can find the right door quickly.

Good to know

  • Women-owned

    The Grape Wine Shop is women-owned.

  • LGBTQ+ friendly

    Everyone is welcome at the wine shop and the salon.

  • Five languages

    This website speaks English, Chinese, Portuguese, Korean and Japanese.

The neighbourhood

Taipa Village

Taipa Village is the old heart of Taipa island: narrow lanes of bakeries and restaurants around Rua do Cunha, small Chinese temples, and the pastel Taipa Houses, now a museum, overlooking the wetland.

Our Lady of Carmel Church stands about 50 metres from our door, and the Carmo Fair square is just down the street.

A quiet lane in Taipa Village with old shopfronts and iron street lamps, in black and white.
Taipa Village · Photo: Kamus Cheung / Pexels
Blue and white Portuguese azulejo tiles with a repeating pattern.
Portuguese azulejo tiles · Illustration · Photo: Dominika Gregušová / Pexels
Map of Taipa Village around No. 79-B: Our Lady of Carmel Church 50 m, Taipa Houses–Museum 130 m, Rua do Cunha 160 m, Carmo Fair square 130 m, Museum of Taipa and Coloane History 320 m, Bus stop Rua do Cunha 170 mMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Gallery

Around Macau

Taipa Village is one of Macau's old quarters. Across the bridges lie the historic centre, Senado Square and the Ruins of St Paul's.

Senado Square in Macau, with its wave-patterned Portuguese pavement and pastel colonial buildings.Macau Peninsula
The Ruins of St Paul's seen from above, surrounded by the rooftops of old Macau.Macau Peninsula
Macau Tower and the waterfront skyline under a clear sky, with a bridge across the water.Macau Peninsula
Resort towers in Cotai reflected in the water at night.Cotai
Blue and white Portuguese azulejo tiles with a repeating pattern.Illustration
Images marked “Illustration” are stock photos and films; place names mark real places; the rest are The Grape Wine Shop's own photos.