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An Atlantic City travel guide – lively casinos, boardwalk strolls and relaxing days on the beach

Romantic dinners overlooking the Atlantic, dancing into the morning hours or playing the slot machines – an Atlantic City vacation revels in its myriad pleasures. Book an Atlantic City hotel and join the fun.

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What to see and do in Atlantic City – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks

From sandy beaches to decadent casino hotels, the New Jersey seaside city has no shortage of attractions to draw in visitors. A wholesome holiday hotspot by day and a glitzy party playground at night, every generation will discover what makes them tick. Whether you’re here for a royal flush, an indulgent spa retreat, or simply to have your fill of fun, the New “Joisey” favorite has got you covered.

Nightlife & Entertainment in Atlantic City

The glitzy beachfront metropolis that is Atlantic City boasts a thriving nightlife that caters to the most lavish tastes. Try your luck at one of the classic Art Deco-style casinos, and go wild at a thumping dance club. There are also plenty of sleek cocktail bars for a supremely sophisticated evening.

Family Friendly Attractions in Atlantic City

While Atlantic City is famed for its decadent casinos and thriving nightlife, there are plenty of fun attractions and activities for the whole family to enjoy. Whether you’re after retro arcades, head-spinning theme parks, or a touch of fascinating history, Atlantic City has you covered.

Arts and Culture in Atlantic City

Atlantic City isn’t just about flashy casinos and bouncing bars - behind the shimmering boardwalk lights you’ll discover fascinating heritage museums, historic landmarks, and brash performing arts centers. Whether you're gazing at fine paintings or catching a ballet, there’s something in Atlantic City to satisfy every culture-fiend.

Atlantic City Shopping Guide – where and what to shop and buy

The East Coast’s gaming capital has always been about fun, from its heyday as a seaside resort to its current spot as a glitzy slot machine-filled center for gambling, nightlife, and decadence. Shopping in Atlantic City is no different. From glamorous high-end malls to outlet stores offering designer discounts, there’s plenty of opportunity to splash the cash. New Jersey locals love to hit Atlantic City’s shops, as clothing and shoes are tax-free here.

Where to stay in Atlantic City – a neighborhood guide

Sunny morning strolls on the boardwalk, ritzy and glitzy evenings in the casinos: Atlantic City is a cosmopolitan blend of wholesome family leisure and nighttime entertainment. With beaches, piers and funfairs to boot, the city provides you with all the ingredients for a quintessential seaside holiday. From grand casino hotels in the city’s luminous core to colonial style charm in the Atlantic County area, digs come suited to every taste and budget.

Where to eat in Atlantic City – a food and dining guide

The Atlantic County area is an all you can try buffet of local favorites and tastes from around the world. From Italian and American cuisines to traditional Vietnamese grub, visitors will find elegant restaurants with sunset sea views and casual diners with real New Jersey character. When the comfort food cravings call, Atlantic City’s Boardwalk will answer – here you’ll be plied with a satisfying array of pizzas, pretzels and hot dogs.

Atlantic City Travel Tips

Atlantic City is a large, glittery seafront city that sings with round-the-clock urban energy. There are seemingly endless lavish attractions for the indulgent holiday maker - from vast casinos to plush cocktail bars. But culture-lovers will also find plenty of interest here too, in the city’s inspiring museums, arts centers, and historic landmarks. For those that simply want to relax, look no further than the sweeping, soft-sanded beachfront.

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