But thanks to Vegas’ extra tolerant approach to adult entertainment, in particular gambling, the city quickly grew into the entertainment capital of the country, attracting people from all over the world in search of bright lights, excitement, and most of all, money. The city itself is relatively young, even by US standards – it was established in 1905 and only incorporated as a city in 1911.
Often referred to as the entertainment capital of the world, the City of Las Vegas is best known for mega casino resorts, 24-hour entertainment, and world-famous live shows, almost all of which can be found along the Las Vegas Strip. We know that a lot of travel bloggers aren’t keen on writing articles related to this, as if they’re afraid of being seen to promote gambling, but the same could be said for going on a wine or brewery tour! With gambling, just as with drinking, what’s really important is to do it responsibly, which is why we wanted to create this first-timer’s guide to casinos, to help people enjoy casinos responsibly! However, when we decided to check out Las Vegas for the first time, we knew that to get a true sense of what the city is all about, we would have to step inside some of its most iconic casinos and find out for ourselves! Jonathan and I are not gamblers, mostly because neither of us really understand it, enjoy it, or even have the time for it amongst all of our travels and adventures.
