City of Dreams — Attraction in Cotai Landfill Zone

City of Dream (COD) underwent major renovations a couple of years back and have recently completed the connecting hall to the newly opened Morpheus hotel and Morpheus Boutique shopping area. What is nice about this area is the contemporary art installations that are on display in what is referred to as 'The Art of Winning' area. This is a nice addition to COD, resembling something of a MOMA gallery.

Here visitors can experience large-scale installations by Kaws, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Erwin Wurm and Charles Petillon. These include a colourful prism like room which you can walk through and an oversized yellow Porsche. Along with the large hanging bubbles (or clouds), this makes for a photogenic contemporary art spot which hasn't been found along the Cotai Strip to date.

In addition to the newly created created art space, we enjoyed seeing the robots that were being showcased at the south entrance, near the escalator to the SOHO area of City of Dreams. And let us not forget that COD is the location of what is easily the very best performance show in Macau in the House of Dancing Water.

With the upgraded shopping area and new art installations, visitors have even more reasons to visit City of Dreams when exploring the major properties along the...

The resort's expansive casino spans approximately 420,000 square feet, featuring 496 gaming tables and 487 gaming machines. City of Dreams is also home to the Dancing Water Theatre, renowned for its spectacular water-based performances.

With over 30 restaurants and bars, City of Dreams caters to diverse culinary preferences. Notably, the three Michelin-starred Jade Dragon restaurant showcases exquisite Chinese culinary masterpieces crafted with the freshest seasonal ingredients.

The resort's retail space spans 175,000 square feet, housing a curated selection of luxury brands and boutiques, offering guests a premium...

Nice place, there's Casino and hotel also luxury shopping arcade inside the hotel. Wonderful place to visit in Macau. Worth to be here even for a while. There's a free bus from downtown if you wouldn't take a taxi. That's really helpful if you're on budget trip and just want to windows shopping and nothing to gamble or stay in this luxurious hotel. At the main entrance there's 2 big Lions made with iron. That's so eyecatch statue and worth to selfie. Inside the Lobby, there's a big Wings and you can stand at the center to selfie yourself as a...