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Caesars
Palace
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at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace recaptures the "story
of Greece and the Grandeur that was Rome", in a resort/casino that brings a
new definition to the word opulence! But this opulence is combined with a fun
sense of humor probably best exemplified by the 20-foot statue of Julius Caesar
at the foot of the driveway.
And how is Caesar portrayed? Hailing a cab! |
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carried throughout the
entire facility. 18 water fountains greet you at the entrance and Roman statuary
greets you at almost every turn. The Roman style circular pool, surrounded by
fluted columns of course, accent the entrance of their elaborate Garden of
the Gods. The garden features the most
impressive outdoor swimming pool areas ever created.
Encompassing 4.5 acres, three swimming pools and two outdoor whirlpool spas are set among some 700 trees in the meticulously landscaped courtyards, all surrounded by Roman inspired statues and fountains. |
Their famous Spa is a 23,000 square foot
state-of-the-art retreat for the ultimate in fitness and pampering, located on
the second floor of the Palace tower. You will find the latest workout
equipment, whirlpools and services.
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Caesar's Omnimax Theatre presents 70mm films on a six-story high dome comfortably viewed from reclining seats. A state-of-the-art sound system wraps up a presentation you won't soon forget. Other entertaining thrills include their Race for Atlantis IMAX simulator ride which creates a multi-sensory sensation of being a rider in a thrilling Roman chariot race through the streets of ancient Rome. And, lest we forget, their casino is one of Las Vegas' finest! |
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