Macao SAR, China

Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre

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Opened 2001

Tower Story

Soaring 338 meters above Macau, the Macau Tower has been one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks since opening in 2001. The tower brings together world-class observation, dining, entertainment, adventure, and conference facilities, complemented by spectacular panoramic views of Macau and the surrounding region.

High-speed panoramic elevators take visitors to the Observation Deck at 223 meters and the outdoor Skypark at 233 meters on the 61st floor and up, offering sweeping views of Macau and, on clear days, across the Pearl River Delta toward Hong Kong. For the adventurous, Macau Tower offers some of the world’s most exhilarating tower experiences, including the Skywalk, SkyJump, Bungy Jump, and the ultimate Tower Climb to the tower’s highest point at 338 meters.

The tower also offers an impressive variety of dining experiences, from the revolving 360° Café at 228 meters to Cantonese fine dining at Lua Azul and authentic Portuguese dining at Tromba Rija. As a world-class conference and events venue, Macau Tower offers exhibition halls, banquet and meeting facilities, and entertainment spaces, making it an exceptional venue for many business and private event-organizers, where they create splendid events that last in their clients’ memory.

Observation Deck

From the moment you step into the glass-fronted elevator, you are in for a treat. Soar up the tower to a breathtaking 223 meters in under 60 seconds. Phew! Watch Macau take shape beneath your feet as you travel up. There’s so much to see – the Macau skyline changes so quickly.
Enjoy amazing 360° views from the level 58 Observation Lounge. Then take your Macau Tower experience up another level! A serious adrenaline rush awaits you on the level 61 Adventure Deck. Take an outdoor Skywalk, or Bungy Jump from the tower with world-famous A.J. Hackett’s Urban Adventures. Do you dare?

Address

Largo da Torre de Macau Macau, Sar

General Manager

Rutger Verschuren

RutgerVerschuren@shuntakgroup.com

Facts & Statistics

City name

Macau

Architect

Gordon Moller of CCMBECA

Engineers

BECA

Inauguration date

December 2001

Construction time

3 years

Construction cost

USD$130 million

Total height

338m/ 1,108.92 ft

Weight

34,000tons

Height of observatory

233 meters / 764.44 feet

Number of stories

61

Number of windows

160

Number of steps

1,329

Height of restaurant

360 café 228m

Restaurants

Lua Azul Cantonese Fine Dining, 360° Cafe

Restaurant capacity

Lua Azul – 240; 360° Cafe – 246

Time of full restaurant revolution

90 min

Maximum design wind speed (k/h)

400km/ h

Maximum diameter of shaft

16m

Minimum diameter of shaft

14m

Depth below ground

Nearly 60m

Number of windows

160

Number of elevators

4

Elevator capacity

28 people

Elevator speed

18km/h

Elevator manufacturer

OTIS

Max. CAPACITY on tower at any one time

1000 people

Number of broadcasting facilities

10

Number of steps up to the top

1,329

Height of antenna

90m

Unique features of the tower

A Bungy Jump, Sky Jump, Skywalk, Tower Climb, all designed and operated by two of the world’s greatest adventure master-minds, AJ Hackett and Waitomo Adventures. The bungy jump is the highest commercial bungy jump in the world listed in the Guinness World