Las Vegas's slogan says it all: "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas."
Attractions
The main attraction in Vegas is the Strip, a four-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that is home to several casino megaresorts, including the Bellagio, Caesars Palace and the Wynn. Only in Vegas can you scale up the Eiffel Tower, ride a gondola, watch a medieval jousting tournament and catch a Cirque du Soliel show all in one night. Whether you are in the need to see a show, gamble, enjoy fabulous cuisine or to get married via drive thru, you can find it and do it all in Las Vegas.
Nightlife
Las Vegas is home to many of the world's best shows and dance clubs. Each hotel features one large nightclub.
- Luxor - LAX
- Bellagio - The Bank
- Caesars Palace - Pure
- The Wynn - Blush
- The Palms - Rain
- MGM Grand - Tabu
- Palazzo - Lavo
- Mirage - Jet
- Venetian - Tao
- Aria - Haze
- Planet Hollywood -Krave http://www.lasvegas.com/nightclubs/
Travel Guide to Las Vegas
This video is a travel guide to visiting Las Vegas, Nevada. The video features information on the city including historical facts as well as a list of different things to see and do while visiting Las Vegas. The video also includes footage of all the major hotels on the Las Vegas strip as well as of shows, gambling and outdoor activities like the hotel swimming pools.
Sin City for Minors
The legal drinking and gambling age in Vegas is 21. Although casinos allow minors to walk through them to shops, restaurants and shows, nobody under 21 is allowed to touch a machine. For the Bellagio in particular, nobody younger than 18 is allowed in the hotel or casino unless he/she is a registered guest. All other hotels on the Strip, however, have arcades and other attractions for minors to enjoy.
Culture
The city is practically a culture unto itself, which is why its allure has also extended to Hollywood. Vegas is the prime setting for several television shows and films such as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Casino and Ocean's Eleven.