They don't call it "Sin City" for nothin'. Las Vegas built its reputation on seediness and bad behavior, especially the kind that's lewd in nature.
So whatever you're into, whatever endeavors you're here to pursue, whatever you do or do not tell your neighbors back home when they ask about your trip, you'll find what you're looking for here. Here are the basics to get you started. As you may have noticed, Las Vegas is drowning in strip clubs.
It's what makes this desert town an oasis for bachelor parties and trade shows. Some venerable institutions have been around for decades like Cheetahs and Palomino Club ; others have sadly shut their doors in recent months like Olympic Gardens and Club Paradise. The all-around favorites tend to be the mega-clubs like Spearmint Rhino , Crazy Horse III , and Sapphire -- the latter of which has a male revue, if Magic Mike is more your speed but you may save a few bucks by wandering off the beaten path to Babes in Henderson, for example.
Now, you may find yourself wondering, Why are all these strip clubs topless only? Well friend, Clark County has a law that prohibits full nudity in establishments that sell alcohol. How much skin you want to see depends on how much you want to imbibe.
If you're willing to go without, a few clubs like Little Darlings and Diamond Cabaret eschew alcohol in favor of full nudity. The sole exception: Palomino Club is the only club that enjoys the best of both worlds -- a full bar and full nudity -- thanks to a legal loophole.
