Another stop of this sojourn❤
Because they favorited my tweet, I'm blogging about them. Kidding. ;) Blogging because Caesar Palace got me like, "Oh my gosh!! It's so beautiful here." Yup, from the moment we entered the hotel until we left.
For the public vehicle options, you can go ride a regular RTC bus with the route #202 or the Deuces RTC bus that passes through the Strip.
 |
| The facade of Caesar's Palace. It is a Roman-themed hotel. |
 |
| As we entered, we were greeted by this statue at the reception area. Huhu. Oh my gosh, ceiling details are very intricate. It truly is a palace! I haven't been to Rome but it felt like being there with the baroque designs and all. |
 |
| This is in one of the bars in the hotel. A lot were passing by when we were taking pictures but posing with seahorse aquarium is touristy so we're excused. :)) More than thankful that I am able to see places like this. |
 |
| We didn't know what were looking for since we went there without prior research. So we just headed straight and coincidentally our "lakwatsa"day was also the day of the Cinema Con so I saw stars like Keanu Reeves, Zac Efron and Anna Kendrick. They had photographers everywhere though so we weren't able to go nearer. |
 |
| We walked straight again and reached this part called," The Forum" A mall that is interconnected to the hotel. |
 |
| Those clouds looked trippy but so gorgeous. This is the fountain of the Gods located beside Trevi Italian Restaurant. Someone told me that they have a replica of the Trevi Fountain there somewhere. MUST. GO. BACK. |
 |
| Elevator at the Forum. When I return here, I'll make sure that I get to eat at the Cheesecake Factory (recommended to be by a friend) and hopefully at Sushi Roku, got to know them because they followed me on Instagram. |
 |
| The sun sets at past 7:30 here. |
 |
| And you've gotten a glimpse of the palace at Vegas Strip. ;) Here's to more adventures. Hihi |
.png)
