Panoramic view of Las Vegas Strip
Did you know that 15 of the world’s top 25 hotels are located in Las Vegas.
Shine like a diamond...
Did you know that Encore has been awarded the AAA Five Diamond Award every year since opening? Encore Las Vegas and its sister property, Wynn Las Vegas collectively hold more Forbes five-star awards than any other casino-resort in the world.
Lazy morning in Las Vegas
Did you know that at 1,149 feet, the Stratosphere Las Vegas is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the nation.
Lucky Clown
Did you know thay Circus Circus is the largest permanent big top in the world. The Lucky The Clown marquee at the entrance was provided by Young Electric Sign Company and was constructed in 1976
Shiny morning in Las Vegas
Did you know that Riviera Resort is First Las Vegas Strip resort to have a fast food restaurant on its premises (Burger King)
Did you know when it first opened, the Wynn Las Vegas was the most expensive hotel and casino in the world?
One more diamond in Wynn's collection
The Treasure Island hotel received the AAA Four Diamond rating each year from 1999 through 2013.
Little Italy in Vegas
The Palazzo’s roots may be Italian but the resort transforms itself every Chinese New Year with an authentic dragon dance and a spectacular themed display. For the Year of the Horse, the Waterfall Atrium off the lobby is adorned with eight, hand-painted, sculpted horses, and one sculpted lamb, all surrounded by Chinese lanterns, bamboo towers, and intricate floral displays.
“La Dolce Vita” lifestyle in Vegas
Did you know one of the Largest Rooftop Solar-Energy Systems in the U.S. located in Palazzo? High above the crowded pool parties that draw visitors to the resort every summer is one of the largest rooftop solar-energy systems in the United States. This provides hot water for the swimming pools and the spa pools at the hotel’s Canyon Ranch Spa. Solar photovoltaic panels are also installed on the roof of a parking garage to generate electricity.
The way to Propose
If you’ve dreamed of proposing to your significant other on a vacation in Italy but can’t quite make the trip, then consider proposing on a gondola in the Venetian and Palazzo’s Grand Canal. For $500, you’ll get a private ride in an authentic Venetian gondola, one dozen long-stemmed roses, a half-hour of professional photography, and the services of a personal event planner
Photo Spot
Gamble, eat, shotoshoot - repeat...
Cozy evening at The Venetian
Since its opening, The Venetian Macao is the largest casino in the world, trumping The Venetian, Las Vegas.
The Mirage Hotel
DId you know that The Mirage Hotel’s iconic golden windows actually got their coloring from real gold dust?
Did you know that in some Asian cultures, the number 4 is thought be bad luck. For that reason, some hotels in Vegas have no floors that start with the number 4.
Did you know that Las Vegas is translated to “the meadows” in Spanish.
Did you know that there is a secret city under Las Vegas that is inhabited by nearly 1000 people in a massive tunnel system that runs under and around the Casinos?
City of dream
Did you know that The Statue of Liberty at New York-New York Las Vegas weighs 150 tons. It's New York City counterpart weighs 225 tons.
Fairy Land
Did you know that the largest sum won on the Las Vegas slots was at the Excalibur. After putting in $100, a 25 year-old software engineer won $39 million, beating the odds at the time for 1 in 16.7 million.
Did you know that by number of rooms, the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino is the largest hotel in the country and the 2nd largest in the world?
Iconic view of Vegas
Did you know that Las Vegas Boulevard, where The Strip is located, has had several names? It’s been called 5th Street, Arrowhead Highway, Los Angeles Highway, Salt Lake Highway, US 91, US 93, US 466 and State Route 6. 36. There are about 15,000 miles of neon tubing in The Strip and downtown Las Vegas.
Warm colours of sunset sun rays. Las Vegas
Did you know that the Las Vegas version of the Eiffel Tower was originally planned to be a full scale replica of the Eiffel Tower in Paris? Due to the proximity of the Las Vegas airport, however, it had to be downsized.
