Atlantic
City's first multi-billion-dollar casino, the Taj
Mahal offers hot gaming action, headliner
entertainment and a location directly on the
Boardwalk - perfect for a weekend in Atlantic
City. Adding to the excitement, the Taj offers sizzling nightlife in its
chic nightclub, The Casbah, as well as hip dining on the boardwalk at the Hard
Rock Cafe.
Just
steps from the beach and and Boardwalk,
adjacent to Boardwalk
Hall, Caesars brings ancient Rome to the heart
of Atlantic City. Luxury accommodations, celebrated headliners, and a
terrific gaming floor await visitors. Check
out the Roman street scene of the Temple Lobby
, complete with faux evening sky and the Corinthian-columned Temple Bar,
a great place to meet for a drink.
The Flagship is a
terrific option for those who want to stay
in Atlantic City, but without the chaos that
often comes with the
casinos. The Flagship has a nice quiet location
at the north end of the Boardwalk, and offers amenities such as shuttles to the
casinos, an
indoor pool, an arcade for the kids and a fitness
center. Many guestrooms have balconies with
outstanding views of Atlantic City and the
ocean.
Perhaps the most famous restaurant in Atlantic
City, the Whitehouse sub shop is a true
landmark - even for dieters. The modest
looking eatery has some of the most delicious
subs in the nation and is a perennial stop for
famous visitors to Atlantic City, most of whom
have their visit photographed and then mounted
on the Whitehouse’s wall. Celebrities on the
wall of fame include Frank Sinatra, Mr. T,
Jerry Lewis and the Beatles.
Undoubtedly the most famous attraction in
Atlantic City, the Boardwalk is a mile-long
stretch of dining, shopping, nightlife,
museums, galleries, gamerooms and much more.
Just strolling along the Boardwalk, especially
during the summer months, provides plenty of
entertainment – on one side you have 12 of
Atlantic City's 15 glittering casinos, with the
beautiful beaches of the Jersey Shore on the other side.
Blue Heron is one of the best golfing locations
in the area; it offers two 18-hole, par-72
championship golf courses. The club is rated
Four-Stars and offers a variety of instruction, a pro shop,
putting and driving range and more. Courses
are open to
the public, but make tee times in advance.
Atlantic
City's first multi-billion-dollar casino, the Taj
Mahal offers hot gaming action, headliner
entertainment and a location directly on the
Boardwalk - perfect for a weekend in Atlantic
City. Adding to the excitement, the Taj offers sizzling nightlife in its
chic nightclub, The Casbah, as well as hip dining on the boardwalk at the Hard
Rock Cafe.
Just
steps from the beach and and Boardwalk,
adjacent to Boardwalk
Hall, Caesars brings ancient Rome to the heart
of Atlantic City. Luxury accommodations, celebrated headliners, and a
terrific gaming floor await visitors. Check
out the Roman street scene of the Temple Lobby
, complete with faux evening sky and the Corinthian-columned Temple Bar,
a great place to meet for a drink. 
The Flagship is a
terrific option for those who want to stay
in Atlantic City, but without the chaos that
often comes with the
casinos. The Flagship has a nice quiet location
at the north end of the Boardwalk, and offers amenities such as shuttles to the
casinos, an
indoor pool, an arcade for the kids and a fitness
center. Many guestrooms have balconies with
outstanding views of Atlantic City and the
ocean.
Perhaps the most famous restaurant in Atlantic
City, the Whitehouse sub shop is a true
landmark - even for dieters. The modest
looking eatery has some of the most delicious
subs in the nation and is a perennial stop for
famous visitors to Atlantic City, most of whom
have their visit photographed and then mounted
on the Whitehouse’s wall. Celebrities on the
wall of fame include Frank Sinatra, Mr. T,
Jerry Lewis and the Beatles.
Undoubtedly the most famous attraction in
Atlantic City, the Boardwalk is a mile-long
stretch of dining, shopping, nightlife,
museums, galleries, gamerooms and much more.
Just strolling along the Boardwalk, especially
during the summer months, provides plenty of
entertainment – on one side you have 12 of
Atlantic City's 15 glittering casinos, with the
beautiful beaches of the Jersey Shore on the other side.
Blue Heron is one of the best golfing locations
in the area; it offers two 18-hole, par-72
championship golf courses. The club is rated
Four-Stars and offers a variety of instruction, a pro shop,
putting and driving range and more. Courses
are open to
the public, but make tee times in advance.
