Location

The indoor canal under a painted sky.
The indoor canal under a painted sky.

We spent about two hours wandering the Venetian without shopping. The indoor canals and painted ceilings were enough to keep us looking around; finding Lord Stow’s took longer than expected.

The Venetian Macao from the street
Pastel facades and bridges, indoors
Another stretch of the canal
Gondolas moored along the canal
You can ride, or you can walk the length of it

The route we used

From the Great Hall, we took the corridor with PIAGET on the corner and kept going toward the LEGO store. Lord Stow’s was beside it. These landmarks describe our visit, so check the current directory if the shops have changed.

The PIAGET corner on our route.
The PIAGET corner on our route.
The painted ceiling
The hall below it. Take the escalators down from here and you're in the casino
The Great Hall
The passage near the LEGO store.
The passage near the LEGO store.
Lord Stow's Bakery inside the Venetian

The egg tarts

We bought two to try, then returned on our last morning for four boxes to take home. The soft custard was the part we liked most.
Our last morning: egg tarts, Donki and the airport →

My visit notes list MOP 13 for one tart and MOP 75 for six. Check the counter price when buying.

An egg tart from the counter.
An egg tart from the counter.

We walked beside the canals rather than taking a gondola. Give yourself time for the building itself and the bakery; a tight stop would have felt rushed to us.

The custard is the whole point