Tell about Las Vegas ?

Surprisingly, the design of the iconic Las Vegas sign was never copyrighted.

When it first opened, the Wynn Las Vegas was the most expensive hotel and casino in the world.

Las Vegas has a higher number of unlisted phone numbers than any other US city.

Today, an acre of prime land on The Strip sells for about $3-6 million.

In the 1970s, Liberace played at the Hilton for a salary of $300,000 a week

By number of rooms, the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino is the largest hotel in the country and the 2nd largest in the world.

In some Asian cultures, the number 4 is thought be bad luck. For that reason, some hotels in Vegas have no floors that start with the number 4.

With 3,933 rooms, the Bellagio hotel has more rooms than the number of residents in Bellagio, Italy.

Las Vegas is translated to “the meadows” in Spanish.

There are over 300 weddings per day in Las Vegas, making it the top wedding destination in the US and second only to Istanbul for most number of weddings in a single city.

In 1954 the most common questions from people who visited Las Vegas’ Golden Nugget hotel were, “How much does it weigh?” and “Where is it?” Many were surprised to learn that there was no actual nugget. 49. Most of the strip is technically outside of Las Vegas city limits.

The electric bill for the Luxor pyramid’s shining light is $51 per hour.