The Londoner Macao

If you come to Macau, don't expect to go to bed early. The night view of Macau is truly dazzling and mesmerizing, making one's eyes go wild!! The night view of Macau is so enchanting and captivating that you won't want to sleep!! The British style that you only see in movies, golden towers, red buses, at every turn, what you see are iron towers, cable cars, and spired castles. It's as if you're already in Milan, Paris, London, New York! If I were to recommend one spot in Macau that's most worth visiting and photographing at night, then The Londoner Macao would undoubtedly be it!!!

Half of Macau is a dazzling world of luxury and prosperity, Half of it is an old street filled with the scent of fireworks, Strolling in Macau, it feels like being in Europe. . When you come to Macau, you can't miss the hotels here. If the Venetian Hotel is the canal moved to Macau, then the Parisian Hotel is the art bridge of the Eiffel Tower and the Seine River, and the Londoner Hotel seems to bring the whole of Britain to Macau. . In London, you can see a one-to-one replica of the 96-meter Big Ben, Westminster Palace, King's Cross Station, red double-decker buses, red phone booths, and the hourly tour of the red-clad guards at Buckingham Palace. The atmosphere of British style is everywhere here. Camera position: ☑️The exterior wall of the Platinum Palace at the hotel's main entrance is a must-visit spot for taking photos. ☑️Bus stops where you can get to the arch steel dome and Big Ben. ☑️At the left hand of the escalator in The Venetian, you can take a diagonal photo with the Big Ben. ☑️The Venetian and Londoners are connected by an indoor bridge with two outdoor platforms respectively, where you can take photos of Big Ben and red buses. ☑️Take the elevator from the left platform to the first floor, where there is a step to take a photo with the Big Ben. ☑️Standing on the Bridge of Sighs and taking a photo downwards, you can capture the side with the relief terrace. ☑️There is a big screen in front of the Londoners' door, and the pillar below is also a good place to check in. ☑️Don't miss the red double-decker bus on the ground. . Photo time: Suggestion to come after 4pm when the light is soft and suitable for portrait photography. The atmosphere is even better at night. (Before 4pm, you can have afternoon tea or go shopping at the hotel.)

| Then you might as well not come to Macau. The bustling city is not suitable for stargazing✨ Citywalk of sleepless city😜 Pretend to be in London series🇬🇧 You can always trust the night view of Macau❗❗❗ 😎Anyway, I really understand the meaning of the four words 'dazzling' When the lights are on🍷, get lost directly on the streets of Macau🎂 The night view of Londoner in Macau is really too good to take pictures🥰 It's the beautiful sister who breaks the wind and waves, right?😜 💙The three people series in Macau have their own styles 😏But I really love Londoner 😭Because it's really more beautiful than London, right? 👉🏻Here incorporates too many British elements 👉🏻Red double-decker bus, newsstand, black taxi and guards...... To be honest When you get to Londoner You really don't have to bother to find a location🤣 👉🏻Don't look at the location strategy and shooting posture 👉🏻Just take a few steps at the door Let your bestie or lover take a snapshot No one has waste shots (I don't, you don't, she doesn't)🤣 U KNOW❗❗❗ This is probably the unique magic of Londoner😎😎 If you come alone No problem at all❗❗❗ Just find a beautiful girl who is taking pictures at the door🤳 Everyone helps each other to take pictures (don't be socially anxious when you come out to play)🥰 🇬🇧About Londoner🇬🇧 👉🏻It is a large-scale luxury hotel in Macau. The exterior wall is designed based on Westminster Palace and the Houses of Parliament. If the Venetian has gondola canals, the Parisian has the Eiffel Tower, then the landmark of Londoner in Macau is the Big Ben🚎 👉🏻The original British design and exquisite taste style, here is full of luxury charm🎊 👉🏻Manchester United Football Club once stayed in Londoner in Macau before its opening🥂 🎂Photo and play tips🎂 🎁In addition to the hotel entrance, there are many places suitable for taking pictures along the way in the long corridor of the Venetian and the elevator. Just walk and shoot🍯 🎁On the white arch bridge coming out of the Venetian, you can take the whole Londoner as the background, which is very good-looking🚎 🎁Red double-decker bus and newsstand, can be photographed🤳 🎁From Londoner, turn right to MGM and Wynn Palace. The fountain show at Wynn Palace starts at 8 pm, and you can also take a free cable car. If you want to go to Wynn Palace, you must go early✨ ✔Address: Avenida da Nave Desportiva, Cotai, Macau Special Administrative Region ✔Transportation strategy: Take the fortune car at the gate, or bus - take 51A/71S/MT4 to Avenida Nova do Almada ✔Recommended travel companions: Couples, friends, parent-child, family ✔Average consumption: 1500mop

I've always wanted to take a set of photos at The Londoner Macao, attracted by the glitzy atmosphere I saw online. But to my surprise, when I arrived these past few days, I was taken aback to find that the ambient lighting had changed to a saucy pink and purple. However, after looking at it for a while, it also gives off a different kind of ambiguous vibe 😜 - 📸 Here's my photo spot strategy: 1⃣ There's a terrace on the bridge from The Venetian to The Londoner, a classic spot, perfect for capturing the full panoramic British vibe of The Londoner. 2⃣ On the right side of The Venetian, the bridge has an arch that perfectly frames the Big Ben, and the escalator entrance here is also a popular spot for photos with the Big Ben, though it's often crowded and may require queuing. 3⃣ The Londoner's arched steel structure is a great spot for portrait shots at both ends. 4⃣ Standing on the red double-decker bus in front of The Londoner, with the Big Ben as a backdrop. 5⃣ There are many red phone booths around The Londoner, which are very photogenic. 6⃣ The Arc de Triomphe on the right side of The Londoner frames the Big Ben. 7⃣ The ramp next to the Arc de Triomphe on the right side of The Londoner, sitting on the handrail for a photo with the buildings in the background.

During my two-day and one-night stay in Macau, I experienced the luxurious glitz and glamour here, but also saw the ordinary hustle and bustle of life. Today, I want to recommend a few free photo spots for everyone. Make sure to take note~ 🔶【Ruins of St. Paul's】: A must-visit landmark in Macau, there are many delicacies nearby, such as egg tarts and beef offal, and the fridge magnets here are also very pretty, you can take a few home if you like. 🔶【Rua da Guia】: During the day, you can capture a lot of deep and strong street views along this street, be sure to use a telephoto lens to snap a National Geographic-style photo spot! 🔶【Guia Hill Viewing Platform】: Take the bus to Ocean Gardens Station, walk 700 meters to Guia Hill, no need to climb, there is an elevator directly to the mid-level viewing platform, where you can enjoy the view of Grand Lisboa, and this spot is definitely a hit on social media. 🔶【Rua do Cunha】: Portuguese-style painted walls and streets, very photogenic, and there are also a lot of delicacies nearby! 🔶【The Londoner】: European architecture and the Eiffel Tower are here, no need to go abroad to get the same European blockbuster feel. 🔶【Grand Lisboa】: There is a sky garden on the third floor of the hotel, which is open for free, and the Baroque green plant maze is very photogenic.

After taking night scenes in Macao, it's truly exhilarating! Few tourists, great spots! You can easily capture the dazzling, intoxicating vibe you desire~~ · I've seen many photo spots at The Londoner, and I found a rather special one, which I've put in photo 5⃣️! The other images are mainly from 2 photo angles ✨Angle 1: In the middle of the skywalk from The Londoner to The Parisian, there's a door that leads out to a terrace for an overlooking shot ✨Angle 2: Standing at the entrance of The Londoner Hotel, where you see a crowd of photographers, is the spot for a good shot~ · The Londoner is also known as Sands Cotai Central, and it's really huge! Several malls are connected, and you can spend a whole day here for dining, entertainment, and photography~ There's also The Parisian Garden nearby where you can capture the Eiffel Tower🗼~ · ps: Not sure if it's luck or because every night at 9:30, there's a light show on the facade of The Londoner✨ We were in a hurry to catch a bus to cross the border, so we didn't take detailed photos~

🌆Promise me, you must take the time to experience a wonderful journey to Macao as if you were traveling to London! Macao, this land full of surprises, offers fun for everyone, whether you are a photography enthusiast or an explorer. Despite the crowds, you can still enjoy the tranquility and beautiful scenery by traveling during off-peak times. Imagine standing on the platform of the Four Seasons Shoppe Bridge outside The Londoner Macao, where you can take in the grandeur of The Londoner's architecture. It's not just a simple photo spot, but also a perfect place to feel the European style and culture. Why not take some beautiful travel photos with these unique buildings as your backdrop, capturing the wonderful moments of your trip to Macao. Macao is not only a paradise for shopping and gourmet food but also a city filled with historical significance and cultural atmosphere. Beyond The Londoner's architecture, you can explore Macao's ancient streets, experience the Portuguese architectural style, taste authentic Macanese cuisine, and even enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Macau Tower. So, why not plan a trip to Macao? Whether you love natural scenery or urban life, Macao can meet your expectations. Remember to travel during off-peak times to avoid the crowds and enjoy a peaceful and beautiful travel experience.🌇

#SpooktacularTrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #CampingGlamping. Explore an exciting integrated resort where unique London themed accents can be seen at the turn of every corner The Londoner Macao (Chinese: 澳門倫敦人) is a casino resort on the Cotai Strip, Macau. On 5 August 2011, Sands China announced that the $4 billion property,[1] long referred to as parcels five and six, would be officially named Sands Cotai Central (Chinese: 金沙城中心). The first portion of the resort opened on 11 April 2012.[2][3] The resort was rebranded as The Londoner Macao in 2021.[4]

#familytrips2024 The Londoner is a new and exciting attraction in Macau. We went to the mall for our dinner. The mall at the Londoner Macau is truly a cut above the rest, offering a shopping experience like no other. The building features a high-ceilinged hall that is perfect for strolling and taking in the sights. The outside ambience of the Londoner Macau is absolutely breathtaking.It truly is an experience that cannot be put into words. I wish to go to Hong Kong for my family trip as Hong Kong is paradise for food lovers, offering a wide variety of culinary delights. My family will enjoy very much.

Everyone loves the Venetian...and the Londoners next door...because of their strong photo appeal, and some inexplicably popular internet celebrity spots...

The Londoner located in Cotai, Macau is a newly emerged comprehensive commercial center in recent years, offering everything one needs for dining, entertainment, and accommodation It has won numerous international awards for its design since its opening, presenting the vigor and charm of the British Victorian era. The exterior is modeled after the Palace of Westminster and the Houses of Parliament, featuring a 96-meter-tall Elizabeth Tower and a uniquely designed clock face. When night falls, the splendid and glittering architectural complex paints a picture of luxurious life in a state of intoxication with wealth and splendor, making one feel as if they are walking through the bustling streets of London. By crossing the long skywalk on the second floor, one can take in the spectacular view in its entirety. It is arguably one of the must-visit attractions in Macau. There is a free shuttle bus at the Gongbei border, just look for the Londoner's bus and queue up to ride, oh~

#freehotelstay Compared with other hotels in Macau, the Londoner is a newly opened hotel last year. It's a very grand looking hotel. The group of buildings from the outside gives you the 100 % Great British feel . The mall is connected to Parisian and Venetian. Walking distance to MGM, COD and Wynn, and studiocity. It's definitely Instagrammable! The best time to take a stroll and view the building's lighting is in the evening or golden hours (sunset). Highly recommended!