The Parisian Macao

After visiting the Venetian, we went to the Parisian Macao, which is next to the Venetian. There is a sky bridge connecting the two hotels, so it is very convenient to walk over. The Parisian Macao is decorated in a very luxurious style, fully presenting the "Parisian style and features". It is said that more than 20 Parisian landmarks have been imitated here, both indoors and outdoors. I visited Paris in 2015, so I wanted to see what landmarks were here. Upon closer inspection, there were indeed a lot of them. Outdoors, there are French hotel porches, the Arc de Triomphe, gardens, fountains, mazes, and pools. Indoors, there are Paris Opera House-style exterior walls, lobby fountains, promenades, and bronze fountains of Neptune. The hotel is particularly noteworthy for its half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, which can be entered and climbed like the original building. Tickets cost MOP 75. However, hotel guests can visit for free, but can only reach the middle of the tower. If you want to go to the top of the tower, you have to pay extra. In addition, the hotel's atrium art dome is also a must-see attraction. Its luxurious and exquisite decoration is comparable to French architecture and is well worth a visit.