If you are looking for a break from the hullaballoo of Macau’s casinos and nightlife, there are a multitude of other attractions to keep you amused. In 2005 Macau was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list as an important place of cultural, scientific, technological, artistic, and architectural exchange from the 16th century until now.

In a destination increasingly famous for large ultra-modern casino hotels, the opening of the Rocks Hotel in Macau's Fisherman's Wharf has added a touch of old-style class reminiscent of Europe over 100 years ago. The 72 rooms and suites offer sea views (from your antique bathtub), a 32-inch LCD screen and free in-room broadband internet service.