As a gambler’s delight, it’s hard to imagine anything better than a Las Vegas with an ocean view, and perhaps there’s no reason to even try to imagine. Macau is a city of dreams, where people come every year to test their luck at the tables, and to enjoy the incredible offerings the city has in store. It does have the world’s largest casino, which is enough to turn anyone’s head, but gets the card-lovers really day dreaming. The amazing cultural mix that comes from centuries of Portuguese occupation is a complicated thing, but entirely fascinating. Both Chinese and Portuguese are spoken here, and the mix is also visible in the cuisine, which is a spectacular blend of two traditions and all the other innovations that come with the passing of time. For all of the amazing things to see and do here, it’s a wise choice to see it from one of its 5 star hotels. Macau, as a tourist’s town, has the art of hospitality down solid, and our hotels are the best of the best.
You’ll enjoy all the amenities a hotel of this rank can offer, with a splendid combination of innovation and tradition, honoring the best of old-fashioned service and carrying forward to the latest in contemporary technologies. And after a gorgeous rest, you’ll be ready to see some of the sights Macau has to offer. The casinos, of course, are the main attraction, but it’s a city with a very interesting city, and has many things to see in the urban center. Some of the more edgy and innovative art in Macau is on display at the Macau OX Warehouse. This space has a splendid array of exhibitions that range from sophisticated installations that speak to an international art aesthetic, to local art experiments where young painters and musicians come together to make something happen.
The range here from the international to the extremely local is one of the main attractions of the place. They also house the local Old Ladies’ House Art Space a very young organization that promotes and produces public art on the island. They’ve sponsored hundreds of artists and dozens of projects and public talks in Macau. They’re a bit like the edgier stepsister of OX Warehouse, but if you make it into town for their exhibitions, you’re in for the ride, and it’s a fascinating and eclectic one for sure, and may also point to the future of art-making in the world.
