Top Ten Casinos & Gambling Destinations
The lure of striking it rich draws millions to American casinos and gambling destinations every year. Here are our faves.
The lure of striking it rich draws millions to American casinos and gambling destinations every year. Here are our faves.
Cape May is the oldest seaside resort in the U.S., but its real claim to fame is its juxtaposition of Victorian country-town atmosphere and prime Jersey Shore location. In the mid-1800s, it was a place for the elite to flee the summer heat, its salty air and cool breezes drawing holidaymakers such as Abraham Lincoln, …
Seaside Heights in the Jersey Shore packs lots of action into its 16-by-4-block beachside area, pulling in crowds with its whirl of fast-paced activity. The boardwalk here is one of the busiest at the Shore, thanks to two amusement piers, a water park, wall-to-wall arcades, souvenir shops, informal dining like the Sawmill – think pizza, sausage sandwiches, clams on the half shell – and lively evening entertainment.
Don’t let Hoboken’s mile-square size fool you. It may be small, but its brownstones radiate a big city’s worth of youthful energy, with hip restaurants, cool bars and funky shops. Its petite size makes it a walker’s delight, and its location on the banks of the Hudson River across from lower Manhattan means that its …
In summer, the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area turns into one giant steam room, sending residents to pitch their sun umbrellas and stake their space on the Jersey Shore’s nearly 130 miles of beaches. Resorts and boardwalk entertainment districts boomed beginning in the late 19th century, and today the shore is a glorious mishmash, from …
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Atlantic City is a thriving tourist destination offering world-renowned casinos and hotels, brand name restaurants, unique attractions, headliner entertainment, championship golf, relaxing spas, elite shopping and much more. Year-round, Atlantic City is a favorite vacation destination for more than 33 million visitors, located within one day’s drive of a third of the population of the …