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Macau’s tallest Grand Lisboa building with a height of 258 m is a destination that attracts many tourists when coming to the red and black land.
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| Grand Lisboa (Tan Bo Kinh) is one of the projects associated with the name of the late casino billionaire Ha Hong San. With unique architecture shaped like a lotus bud, this building is considered one of the iconic places of the “red and black land”. Photo: Pinterest. |
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| The skyscraper located at 2-4 Avenida de Lisboa is the property of the gambling company Sociedade de Turismo e Diversões de Macau, chaired by Mr. Ha. Photo: @chatri. |
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| Completed in 2008, the lotus bud-shaped building is considered one of the interesting destinations when arriving in Macau. The hotel inside this skyscraper is equipped with comfortable and modern furniture. Photo: Double Stone Steel. |
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| The hotel has a capacity of up to 400 rooms, in addition to a fashion shop, bar, casino and other high-end services. Photo: Hungry Hong Kong. |
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| Inside the casino there are 800 gambling tables and 1,000 slot machines. Grand Lisboa is also considered the tallest building in Macau. Photo: The Skyscaper Center. |
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| With a height of up to 258 m, including 47 floors, this is considered an attractive destination for many tourists in Macau. Photo: Casino.org. |
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| The path leading to the lotus bud building. Photo: Getting Stamped. |
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| Inside the room at the Grand Lisboa Macau hotel. Photo: Forbes Travel Guide. |
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| Luxurious space on the hotel’s attic. Photo: Hashtag Legend. |
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| View of the outside of the building at night. Photo: Wallpaper Access. |
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| Image of the building viewed from above. Photo: @the.professionalhobo. |
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| Tourists check-in in front of Macau’s iconic building. Photo: @michelduarte. |
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The passing of “Macau gambling king” Ha Hong San caused a stir in Chinese public opinion. Property inheritance can also become a thorny battle within the Ha family. |
