Situated near the ferry terminal, this relic of Ningbo’s remarkable past dates back to 1628, when Portuguese merchants ruled the South Pacific trade routes.  It was destroyed and rebuilt during the 1800’s and was the base for a local Christian community when the city was under British rule.  Church services are still held here daily, though visitors are free to view the whitewashed Mediterranean-style interior at any time.
Address: 40 Zhongma Lu (near Taodu Lu and Linqiao Lu crossroad), Ningbo