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Academia de Música São Pio X
tourist highlight Academia de Música São Pio X · Macau, Macau · 1962-01-01
Academia de Música São Pio X is a multi-lingual music school founded by the priest Áureo Castro in 1962, under the suggestion of the director of the Lisbon National Conservatory.
The record
| Date | 1962-01-01 |
|---|---|
| Place | Academia de Música São Pio X, Macau, Macau |
| Coordinates | 22.19264, 113.54419 (landmark-level precision) |
| Scope | Local interest |
| Sources | en.wikipedia · Wikidata Q4671104 |
| Added | 2026-08-20 · source: wikipedia-en |
Coordinates are given at landmark level. A landmark-level coordinate points at the structure; a city-level one points at the settlement, not at a parcel.
Finding photographs
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- Wikimedia Commons — freely licensed images, with the licence stated on every file. This is the only source we republish from.
- The reference article — its own illustrations, and its citations to archives.
- Image search filtered to reusable licences — useful for tracing which institution holds a picture.
- National and municipal archives of Macau, and the picture desks of newspapers published there at the time.
Check the licence before you reuse anything. A photograph being online, or being old, does not make it free; in most countries a 1960s press photograph is still in copyright.
Footage
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Time layers at this place
One place, several moments in time. This location has 10 recorded time layers between 1922 and 2008 — slide through them:
- 1922 — Macau Protestant Chapel
- 1962 — Academia de Música São Pio X this page
- 1965 — Fortaleza do Monte
- 1966 — 12-3 incident
- 1985 — Eight Immortals Hotel murders
- 2000 — Kiang Wu Hospital
- 2004 — Tap Seac Multi-sports Pavilion
- 2005 — Ruins of Saint Paul's
- 2008 — Ponte 16
- 2008 — Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16
Harvested from a regional source. This entry came out of en.wikipedia rather than being written here, which is why it is short and why it is marked as needing a check. It is published as a lead for someone who knows the place: fill it in.
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Nearby in Asia
- Fortaleza do Monte (1965)Macau
- Tap Seac Multi-sports Pavilion (2004)Macau
- Kiang Wu Hospital (2000)Macau
- Ruins of Saint Paul's (2005)Macau
- 12-3 incident (1966)Macau
- Macau Protestant Chapel (1922)Macau