Strip in Las Vegas

Strip in Las Vegas

They say sleep is the biggest sin in the legendary “sin city.” Wasting time snuggling with a pillow when discos are noisy under the hotel windows, cabarets are singing and casinos are noisy is simply unforgivable. Especially if the hotel is located on the Strip - the main street of Las Vegas, the quintessence of chaos, vice and unbridled fun. Simply put, the Strip is a 7-kilometer nest of excitement, because it is here that the most famous casinos, nightclubs and hotels of depraved Las Vegas are located.

What’s interesting: the Las Vegas Strip is a bright showcase of the US gambling business; it is located not in the city center, but outside, and administratively belongs to the suburbs of Paradise and Winchester. This 7,000-meter-long section is only part of the long Las Vegas Blvd. South. Of course, it is simply impossible to cover such a path on foot under the sultry sun of arid Nevada. Therefore, free monorails and buses deliver gambling tourists from the strip bar to the casino. Don't neglect their services; there is a lot to see on the Strip.

For example, it is here, on the territory of one block, that the famous Eiffel Tower, the Sphinx, Venetian canals, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty are located. The opportunity to see the main “must-sees” from all over the world in one place is another “trick” of Las Vegas.