Hotel Lisboa & Grand Lisboa
Lisboa / Grand Lisboa
A gaming landmark on the Macao peninsula. The golden lotus-shaped tower of Grand Lisboa and the birdcage-like cylinder of Hotel Lisboa are icons of Macao's night skyline.
Hotel Lisboa opened in 1970, founded by Stanley Ho, and its round birdcage-style façade is an emblem of old Macao. Across the street, Grand Lisboa, completed in 2008 and about 261 meters tall, is shaped like a golden lotus flower, with an LED curtain wall that changes colours at night. The lobby always displays large, rare jade carvings, ivory carvings and other art collections, and entry is free. The casino is off-limits to anyone under 21, and photography is prohibited inside. It's about a 10-minute walk to Senado Square, and the Avenida da Praia Grande area nearby is home to many long-established restaurants.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Wynn Macau
- Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady (Sé Cathedral)
- Lou Kau Mansion
- Holy House of Mercy
- Leal Senado Building
- Senado Square & Historic Centre of Macao
- St. Dominic's Church
- St. Augustine's Church