The Sands Macau Hotel expands across 229,000 square feet (21,300 m 2), and the hotel holds 289 rooms. The Sands Macao shines brightly in the night light It might be surprising to hear that Macau, China is also home to another one of the world’s largest casinos: The Sands Macao, which is also owned by Las Vegas Sands. The Venetian Macao offers modern day luxury juxtaposed against centuries of history. Specifically, the Golden Fish, Imperial House, Red Dragon and Phoenix. When it comes to gambling, there are four casino room options. Look up and you will see the Venice sky – for a moment you might forget that you are actually indoors. These can be viewed as you walk through the life-like city streets. Inside you will find a system of canals with their very own Italian singing gondoliers, one of the main shopping malls in the area, the world famous ZAIA Cirque Du Soleil show and of course an unmatched assortment of gambling options.ĭon’t be surprised to see life-sized replicas of St Mark’s Square, Campanile Tower and the Doge’s Palace. Just as its name indicates, The Venetian Macao has a Venetian theme to it. It’s an indoor area that seats 15,000 spectators at various entertainment and sports events, including basketball games, tennis matches, boxing matches, live concerts and awards shows. The Cotai Arena was originally known as the Venetian Arena.

Be romanced by the Italian Gondoliers on the canals in the Venetian Macao

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