Wednesday, 28 October 2009

  • The Venetian-Macau Experience

             My most recent trip to Macau was considered grandest among my previous Macau-Hongkong trips in terms of hotel accomodation. Why so? Because we stayed at The Venetian, the ultimate luxury hotel. Come & see for yourselves...

    The Lobby

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    Touring the Grand Canal Shoppes

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    We stayed at Rialto Suite which is very spacious, with two bedrooms separated by a hallway. There are three queen-sized beds, a living room, dining room, karaoke room, a mini-kitchen where you can make your own cup of Ristretto, Livanto or Decaffeinato from the Nepresso coffee machine. I have yet to mention that there are a total of six flat TV screens in the room!  It's so comfortable, just like living in your own home.

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     Marble-tiled bathroom with separate shower and bath

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    The view of The Venetian from the outside.

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    Must see tourist attraction, the famous St Paul ruins, Macau's most famous landmark. P1030665

    First constructed in 1580, St. Paul's Church caught fires in 1595 and 1601. However, reconstruction started in 1602 soon after the church was burnt down. Completed in 1637, the church became the biggest Catholic Church in East Asia at that time. Unfortunately, a violent typhoon hit Macau in 1835 and the church caught fire for the third time leaving its glory a history.

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    There are still a lot of interesting photos taken. But unfortunately, I've already hit my monthly upload limit. Maybe I shall post them in my next blog. Tata for now!

     

     

     

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