First time visiting The Venetian Macao Resort? Here's how to make the most of it!

The Venetian Macao Resort is a comprehensive complex integrating hotel, convention, shopping, sports, entertainment, and leisure facilities. Themed after the water city of Venice, the resort features Venetian-style arched bridges, small canals, and cobblestone paths, exuding an exotic ambiance of Italian romance and exuberance. For shopaholics, the Grand Canal Shoppes is a must-visit. Take a gondola ride under the vast artificial sky ceiling that mimics blue skies and white clouds even at midnight, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor, day and night. The Grand Canal is lined with hundreds of retail stores and dozens of dining options, all set in an elegant and magnificent environment that transports you to the streets of historic Venice. If you need a break, relax at St. Mark's Square within the shopping center, where live performances like piano recitals and mime shows are frequently held. 【Opening Hours】 Open 24/7 year-round 【Admission Fee】 Free 【Attractions】 Grand Canal Shoppes The arched bridges, canals, and gondolas at the Grand Canal Shoppes provide perfect backdrops for photos. The golden hour when sunlight reflects off your hair and the water creates an unbeatable atmosphere! Remember to frame your shot with the gondola and bridge in the background. European Architecture The European-style buildings and romantic canals are a photographer's dream! Pose by the railings, look down at your phone, or gaze into the distance for effortlessly elegant shots. Don’t miss the charming storefronts with warm lighting and flower-filled balconies that add a soft touch to your photos. Gondola Ride Hop on a gondola and enjoy a serenade from the gondolier! The floating sensation makes you feel like you’re truly in Venice. Have your photographer capture the moment from a bridge or the shore for cinematic shots. teamLab Super Nature Macao Created by the world-renowned art collective teamLab, this immersive space features towering installations up to 8m high across a 5,000 sqm multi-level interactive area. Explore captivating digital art installations perfect for visitors of all ages, offering endless photo opportunities and a magical blend of technology and artistry. 【Transportation Tips】 Free shuttle buses (Fortune Buses) cover major hubs like the Border Gate, airport, and ferry terminal, operating until midnight. Public buses require exact change (starting at MOP 3.2), while taxis start at MOP 17. 【Itinerary】 ✔ Shopping Center – DFA Duty-Free and trendy brands. 1F: DFA cosmetics offer 30% off for three items; 3F: IT, Victoria’s Secret, Adidas, and more with great deals thanks to favorable exchange rates. Food options include a food court, Starbucks, and Lord Stow’s Bakery (famous for egg tarts, expect queues). ✔ Casino – Central on 1F (age 21+). ID and bag checks at entry. Limited shops inside, including a noodle bar. ✔ Gondola Ride – Experience Venice on water. Three separate canals on 3F, each with round-trip routes. Tickets (MOP 150, max 6 per boat) sold at dock; boats depart on schedule even if not full. Live performances at the endpoint. ✔ teamLab – Super Nature exhibition at Cotai Expo Hall (3F). A mesmerizing, stress-relieving experience. Visa cardholders get 10% off; Venetian guests enjoy 30% off. Highly recommend add-on tickets! Charging banks available at the entrance. ✔ 3F Walkways – Direct access to Londoner, Four Seasons, and Parisian. Skip the street-level crossing—use the covered walkways to Londoner (with photo platforms) or Four Seasons/Parisian. 【Dining Recommendations】 Lord Stow’s Egg Tarts A Macao classic! Expect queues at the Grand Canal outlet (3F), or try the food court nearby. Pearl Dragon Michelin-starred Cantonese dim sum—shrimp dumplings and rice rolls are must-orders. Alternatively, Casa de Portugal offers authentic Portuguese dishes like bacalhau and pork knuckle with beans. 【Pre-Trip Tips】 1. Bring a power bank—you’ll be snapping nonstop! 2. High-SPF sunscreen is essential—it gets very sunny. 3. Wear comfortable shoes—you’ll be walking a lot.