9 Sights
Shows
A dazzling smorgasbord of shows can now be enjoyed in entertaining Macau! Presented on a regular basis, it’s best to plan wisely by checking on performance schedules so you can enjoy a full day – and night – of excitement in the many venues offering top-line international and regional entertainment.
Eiffel Tower and Light Show
Located at The Parisian Macao, Eiffel Tower is approximately 162m high with 2 observation decks on 7 th and 37 th floor. Visitors can take the elevator to reach the top...
SkyCab
The SkyCab is the best way for tourists to enjoy a ride overlooking Cotai and the Performance Lake from 28m up. The SkyCab seats six guests per cab, moving clockwise around the lake...
Performance Lake
The Performance Lake - located in the open area in front of Wynn - features lofty plumes of water and shimmering fire which dance through the air to the strains of classical and popular...
Tree of Prosperity
The iconic golden Tree of Prosperity - featuring over 2,000 branches and 98,000 leaves comprising 24-karat gold leaf and brass leaf - is a stunning symbol of auspiciousness...
Dragon of Fortune
Temporarily closed
Symbolizing vitality, good fortune and well-being, the Dragon of Fortune dramatically combines traditional sculptural art, modern lighting and audio enhancements to stunning...
MGM Aquarium
Located at the heart of Grande Praça, the breathtaking cylindrical MGM Aquarium, with 8.3 meters in height, 200 tons in weight, 5 meters in diameter, gives a 360-degree unobstructed...
Fortune Diamond
The 3-metre tall Fortune Diamond located in the hotel lobby of Galaxy Macau is based on the resplendent plumes of the peacock. Rising from behind a waterfall and slowly sinking into...
Yueju Opera (Cantonese Opera)
Yueju Opera - employing the Cantonese dialect as its medium of expression, and prevalent throughout Guangdong, Guangxi, Hong Kong and Macao - dates back some 300 years. Yueju Opera...
Cinemas
Macau Tower, Cineteatro Macau, Cinema Alegria and UA Galaxy cinemas screen a variety of movies, in air-conditioned comfort and big silver screen format, and the Macao Cultural Centre...