By/MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The highly anticipated 2014 FIFA World Cup is about to kick off, and football fans no longer need to search for the best place to watch the matches. The Bellini Lounge at The Venetian Macao is your ultimate destination. Boasting the highest-resolution and largest LED screen among all bars and lounges in Macao, the Bellini Lounge will serve a series of classic European and South American delicacies from July 4 to 13, allowing guests to cheer for their favorite teams while savoring international flavors.
The Bellini Lounge at The Venetian Macao will broadcast the quarter-finals and finals of the 2014 World Cup on its high-definition giant LED screen. (Photo provided by The Venetian Macao)
The World Cup kicks off in Brazil on June 12. The qualified teams will compete for the quarter-finals on July 4–5, the semi-finals on July 8–9, and the final three-team showdown on July 12, with the championship match taking place on July 13. The Bellini Lounge will live-stream all these matches, and its charming Bevertainers (lounge servers) from around the world will don football-themed outfits to enhance the World Cup atmosphere.
The Bellini Lounge at The Venetian Macao. (Photo provided by The Venetian Macao)
In addition, during the live broadcast of the World Cup finals, the Bellini Lounge will offer eight mouthwatering international specialties representing various football powerhouses, starting from MOP 88. Football fans can show support for their favorite national teams through these delicious dishes, including imported German sausages, Argentine grilled beef burgers, Uruguayan garlic and black pepper beef sandwiches, or Brazilian feijoada (a stew of beef, pork, and black beans). With the massive LED screen, the Bellini Lounge is undoubtedly the perfect gathering spot for partygoers and friends to enjoy the World Cup while indulging in global cuisine.
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