babylon casino
Gambling in Macau has been legal since the 1850s when the Portuguese government legalized the activity in the colony. Since then, Macau has become known worldwide as the "Monte Carlo of the Orient", and gambling has become a significant part of the city's economy.
Macau's economy relies heavily on gambling. At this moment, according to official statistics, gambling taxes form 70% of Macau's government income.
Macau has twenty-eight casinos, of which the biggest is the The Venetian Macau. They all operate under a government franchise and under a common set of rules.
Babylon Casino was originally destined to be a nightclub on Fisherman's Wharf but the plan was altered and a casino was set up instead.
weekend reflection
I was simply amazed looking at the reflections
at the entrance of this Miami Restaurant
just nearby the Babylon Casino.
I was simply amazed looking at the reflections
at the entrance of this Miami Restaurant
just nearby the Babylon Casino.
You must be very rich after the visit.
ReplyDeleteowh! the reflection looks like a painting. hehee...
ReplyDeleteNice pictures. I have been in one when I was just 15. The guards chased me out.lol
ReplyDeletehugs,
shakira
Very nice images, Wenn. It reminds me of the "Casino of Sanremo" in Liguria region.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to any casino before. Not even our very, own Genting. Haha :D
ReplyDeleteI like the colours they used to emphasize the architecture.
ReplyDeleteWenn, any luck@the casino?...
ReplyDeletedid you gamble and win?
ReplyDeletehappy weekend!
ReplyDeleteNice architectual!!! You gamble??
ReplyDeleteThat's a very fancy set of windows. Did you go inside? Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Nice reflections. Looks like the house tips the odds in it's favor.
ReplyDeleteI love the design of the doors on the second photo. It looks like a teepee!
ReplyDeleteWenn certainly going places...Any luck on the table? :D
ReplyDelete28 casinos!? I thought there were only 3. I heard the Venetian is majestic.
ReplyDelete28 casinos, so many ways to lose my money, or so many ways to win more, I have to admit I do like the machines, not quite so much the table games, they are rather complicated for me.
ReplyDeleteThe reflections on the entrance doors are pretty cool - sure make it look enticing to enter.
ReplyDeleteAmazing architectural details and great reflections!
ReplyDeleteGena
Wow Looking gr8 ......
ReplyDeleteReflections may be dangerous and distracting in a casino...
ReplyDeleteIncredible place, lol @ VP!
ReplyDeleteThere are reflections in all of the windows and doors! The designs of which are fantastic.
ReplyDelete70%? Wow.
Happy weekend!
beautyful reflection mixed with colors!
ReplyDeleteNice building.
ReplyDeleteWow..what a beautiful building! The reflection in the last picture is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful reflection, and great building!
ReplyDeleteHi Wenn. The building looks really neat and the reflections are cool. I like the palm trees.
ReplyDeleteNice series of photos. The second is my favorite, love the composition and the play of light and shadow. Kathy
ReplyDeleteLike the reflection photo very much. All the photos are great, such lovely casinos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design of the Babylon Casino! Excellent reflection in the Miami Restaurant! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is Dr. Ho's! I like the angles.
ReplyDeleteHI Wenn
ReplyDeleteI love the patterns on the building - very decorative.
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i visited a few casinos in Macau some years ago but i didn't gamble, can't afford to lose money.
ReplyDeleteahhh didnt notice this one wen i was there..good excuse to go bk again
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections and photos!
ReplyDeleteI don't gamble.
ReplyDeleteHi Wenn, I am enjoying the tour of Macau with your well taken photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the exposure, Lee.
Wenn: What a nice looking place, that should make for a fun evening of entertainment.
ReplyDeleteWow...very nice indeed. :)
ReplyDeleteVery soon we're going to have casinos here in the Integrated Resorts, with more tourists arrival, I hope.
ReplyDeleteGood way to earn money from taxes and tourist!
ReplyDeleteDid you see any fu dogs in front of the casinos?
ReplyDeletefpc, what is fu dog?
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