With the placement of the dome and spire atop the tower, it symbolizes that the construction height of the Eiffel Tower at Parisian Macao has reached its peak.
Architectural rendering of the Parisian Macao integrated resort. (Photo provided by Parisian Macao)
Traditional French can-can dance at the topping-out ceremony of the Eiffel Tower at Parisian Macao. (Photo provided by Parisian Macao)
The Eiffel Tower at Parisian Macao is set to become a major landmark on the Cotai Strip’s “Golden Mile.” A nightly light and sound show will illuminate Macau’s skyline. The Sands Cotai Central is a comprehensive resort destination where guests can enjoy lunch by the Grand Canal at The Venetian, listening to the enchanting voices of gondoliers; then dine in a French restaurant before ascending the Eiffel Tower to take in the magnificent view of the Golden Mile.
The Parisian Macao resort and its scaled-down Eiffel Tower are set to open in the second half of 2016. (Photo provided by Parisian Macao)
A crane installs components atop the Eiffel Tower at Parisian Macao during the topping-out ceremony. (Photo provided by Parisian Macao)
The Parisian Macao integrated resort, opening in the second half of 2016, will feature 3,000 hotel rooms and suites, as well as a one-half scale replica of the Eiffel Tower. It will also offer comprehensive facilities including meeting venues, restaurants, and family-friendly attractions. In addition to a wide range of brand-name shops and restaurants, Parisian Macao will house a theater, spa, kids’ club, fitness center, and a water park themed “Water World” suitable for all ages.