Michelin Must Sees Las Vegas (Must See Guides/Michelin)
Language: English
Pages: 160
ISBN: 1907099417
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
This guide highlights the best of the Strip and beyond for a 24 hour visit, a weekend or longer. Try your luck at casino resorts, discover the city's museums, or visit nearby Grand Canyon National Park and the Hoover Dam. Stay in boutique hotels or opt for a budget room. Do some upscale shopping; then take in a magic or comedy show, one of Cirque du Soleil's productions or a classic Vegas headliner show. Do it all, accompanied by Must Sees Las Vegas' detailed maps.
offers some of the lowest house edges in the joint, allowing you to retrieve 99% of what you wager if you can hold out long enough. As with blackjack, two hands are dealt, and the higher hand wins. You can bet on either hand to win: the "Banker" or the "Player." Betting on the “Player” has a house edge of 1.24%, and betting on “Banker” has an edge of 1.06%. Even with the 5% commission added to a “Banker” win, it is still the best Baccarat play. Each player gets a turn to deal. Preset rules
www.nathanburton.com. Nathan Burton brings afternoons to life in the Flamingo Showroom with his comedic ensemble of magic feats. Burton has been performing magic since the age of 4, but has managed to hone his act into a 60-minute whirlwind of in-your-face magical stunts blended with humor and, of course, showgirls. He received national attention recently when he took on the Ultimate Las Vegas Showgirl Challenge (2008) by spending seven nights inside a sealed box with seven showgirls—a stunt
looks more like a church in the meadows than something from Graceland. Celebs to tie the knot here include Bon Jovi, Billy Ray Cyrus and Aaron Neville. Little Church of the West 4617 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702-739-7971 or 800-821-2452. www.littlechurchlv.com. Dating back to 1942, this church has seen it all in Las Vegas. The second oldest church in town (after Wee Kirk o' the Heather) still retains its original charms in all the original settings. It's a simple wooden abode with a steeple in an
the ranchhouse restaurant. The Wild West comes alive at Old Nevada, an 1880s mining town recreated on 115-acre Bonnie Springs Ranch. Nestled in Red Rock Canyon, a 30-minute drive from the Las Vegas Strip, Old Nevada provides plenty of rough-and-tumble action, including gunfights in the streets. There’s also a miniature train ride, a wax museum illustrating figures from Nevada’s frontier history, a lovely 19C chapel, a restaurant, and shopping for turquoise, silver and Western souvenirs. The
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