Caesars Palace, Casino hotel on Las Vegas Strip, United States
Caesars Palace spreads over an 85-acre (34-hectare) property with Roman-inspired architecture featuring grand columns, statues, fountains, and over 4,000 guest rooms. The complex offers multiple themed towers, sprawling courtyards, and an entrance lined with colossal replicas of classical Roman sculptures.
Jay Sarno founded the hotel in 1966, establishing a new standard for luxury in Las Vegas by integrating elements from ancient Roman architecture and mythology. Since then, the property has been repeatedly expanded and redesigned while maintaining its classical character and adding modern facilities.
The resort houses Forum Shops, designed as a recreation of Roman marketplaces where 160 stores offer fashion, jewelry, and other upscale goods. Visitors experience a theatrical setting with changing artificial sky and animated fountain scenes that evoke the feeling of an ancient city center.
The property includes seven swimming pools, a full-service spa, numerous restaurants serving international cuisines, and a gaming area with over 1,200 slot machines and many tables. Visitors can navigate through air-conditioned indoor spaces, though walking distances between areas are often longer than they initially appear.
The Colosseum theater inside accommodates 4,300 seats with a mechanical stage lift system and advanced sound engineering, designed specifically for extended residencies by renowned performers. The auditorium was built with an unusually wide proscenium opening, giving performances an exceptional visual range.
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