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Studio City Macau

Studio City is a popular casino and entertainment resort that stands erected in the heart of Cotai Strip of Macau. The glamorous Hollywood themed resort is the first of its kind in Asia offering television and film production facilities, shopping, gaming and hotels under one roof. Established in 2015, the cinematically-inspired resort features a strong Art Deco influence with two flaming asteroids shooting through a building in Gotham City (fictional). The Giant Golden Reel is one of the most striking architectural features of Studio City. The 130 metres tall Ferris wheel that connects the two hotel towers is a spectacle to watch. Asia’s entertainment capital spans across 106,000 square feet of gaming space and surprises visitors with premium amenities: exquisite accommodation options, incredible gaming zones, luxury stores and exotic dining options. Read More

Taipa Village Art Space is a petit gallery located at the heart of the Taipa Village in Macau. The gallery’s tiny walls encompass brilliant artworks and exhibitions by both local and international artists. This little gallery has been listed as one of the 56 cultural and creative entities in the Macao Cultural and Creative Map (CCM) released by The Central Affairs Bureau. The gallery was installed in 2016 by the Taipa Village Cultural Association to promote local cultural and creative industries. With the passing of years, the Taipa Village Art Gallery now boasts of exhibiting artworks from all over the world. The Art Space serves as a merging point for both local and international artists. It has attracted art lovers worldwide and has put Taipa on the list of must-visit places in Macau. Read More

Located just outside Macau's commercial casino strip, Taipa Village is the epicentre of the Macanese cultural experience. To fully soak in the heritage of the village, spend a day walking around the streets of Taipa, experiencing a dizzying blend of Chinese structures and colonial and Portuguese structures. The Tapia Village is home to several kitschy art spaces and colonial churches that are especially intriguing. The village is most popularly identified with a street food scene that it has so gloriously cultivated over the past centuries. From Portuguese delicacies to traditional Chinese foods, this village is a heaven for food enthusiasts. Read More

Tapis Houses Museum is a beautiful museum complex made with five sets of houses, each representing and exhibiting the cultural and historical era of the Portuguese. Situated at Av. Da Praia Grande, Macau, the Tapia Houses were the colonial residences of the Portuguese families who were rich enough and stayed in Macau during the 20th century and opened as museums on 5th December 1999. Administered by Macau Civil and Municipal Affairs Bureau, the Tapis Houses Museum is well maintained being in the list of the top eight sites in Macau. With the complex of five houses, the four exhibit artefacts and other items of Macau’s colonial era and the remaining one is used as an event venue. The Museums lie next to the northern line of an artificial lake, giving a pleasant surrounding with the Portuguese architecture along with art, sculptures, shows, and souvenir shops giving a beautiful area to set an everlasting impact on each one who visits. The buildings are Macanese Living Museum, Exhibitions Gallery, Creative Casa, Nostalgia House and House of Receptions from west to east. Read More

Located on the Cotai Strip, the Venetian Macao is a luxury hotel and casino resort, popular as the largest casino in the world. Also the largest single structure hotel building in Asia, this Venice themed attraction is visited by every tourist coming to Macau. The Venetian is a world-renowned beauty housing 3000 stunning rooms/suites, one of the largest casinos in the world, over 350 shopping stores, in built water canals to go with the Venetian theme, gorgeous bridges, hundreds of entertainment performers and an endless number of facilities/attractions to keep one from almost gasping at the grandeur of it all. The Venetian Macao gives tough competition to hogwarts from the world of Harry Potter with its digitally controlled/man-made ceiling sky producing a multitude of vibes from sunshine to clear skies, making it a masterpiece in itself. Read More

The Wynn Palace is the most opulent resort in all of Macau. It is located in the Cotai strip, the gambling hub of Macau. Standing tall with 28 storey's and equipped with 1,706 rooms, suites and villas, this resort is bathed in luxury. The performing lake in the resort is famous for its size as well as the choreographed show with lights, water and music. Other than the accommodations, it also has versatile meeting facilities, luxury retail shops, 11 casual and elegant dining restaurants, a grand spa, a salon, a pool and massive casino space. The guests can also use the facilities of the air-conditioned sky cabs. The interior oozes richness with the grand floral decorations and moving floral sculptures. Many artworks by famous artists from all over the world are used to embellish the walls of the resort. Read More