A walk of Macau

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Known as "Las Vegas of Asia", Macau grew like a fantasy utopia on an island and reclaimed land southwest of Hong Kong. It is best appreciated at night when the flashing neon lights turn on, screaming stunning, lavish views like nowhere in Asia.

Macau Tower
When Hongkong billionaire Stanley Ho Hung-Sun visited New Zealand, he was inspired and wanted to build a similar tower to Auckland's Sky Tower. The tower was designed by New Zealand engineering firm Beca Group and Gordon Moller of Moller Architects. The Macau Tower has an observation deck offering a panoramic view of Macau and home to many adventure activities like bungee jump and skywalk.
Senado Square
This place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, part of the Historic Center of Macau. The square was named after the Leal Senado, a meeting place for the Chinese and Portuguese in the 16th to 18th centuries, located directly in front of the square, where Leal Senado Building stands today. Many large events in Macau were hosted on the square, this includes festival celebrations, flea markets and performances.
Monte Fortress
Monte Fortress is the historical center of Macau military. Standing beside St. Paul's Church and home to Macau Museum, you can trek the hill where it is located to get a panoramic view of Macau.
Venetian Macao Gondola Ride
A trip to the Venetian Macao would not be complete without a romantic ride in an authentic gondola down the canals of the Shoppes at the Venetian. One of the top activities cruising along the Venice replica. The Venetian’s gondoliers wear stripy shirts and straw hats as they propel the boat with a punt pole.