The Parisian Macao was opened in 2016, so it’s still quite new and still not as crowded as The Venetian Macao. It has a half-scale 525-foot Eiffel Tower as a landmark, in which people can take a lift to go to the top of it (we did too). There’s a free shuttle bus from Macao Ferry Terminal to go there, but have to pay HKD 100 to go to its Eiffel Tower area. Since it’s a large area consisting of Luxurious hotel, shopping area, and casino, we only walked around the shopping area since it’s a one-day-only visit. The design is well, parisian? I don’t know I don’t really understand, haha. But some caucassian people (not sure if they’re from Paris or not) were found in nice classic parisian costumes. Some of them just casually walking down the corridors, some of them dancing, and singing. Not many things to see or shop actually, but yeah it’s beautifully built and since it’s free to go there (unless you want to go experience the Eiffel Tower thing), I think it’s fine to stop by there if you visit Macao someday.
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I’ll post photos of what I’ve seen from the 37th floor or its Eiffel tower later, in shaaallah. #TheParisianMacao