Sightseeing
IconicFremont Street Experience
No admission feeA five-block pedestrian canopy downtown lights up with a free nightly LED sound-and-light show.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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NightlifeHistory BuffDate Night
Four Queens
Play blackjack and slots at a 1966 Fremont Street casino, then book dinner at Hugo's Cellar downstairs.
202 Fremont St · Las Vegas, NV
About Four Queens
The Four Queens opened on Fremont Street on June 2, 1966, named by developer Ben Goffstein for his four daughters, and has been owned by TLC Casino Enterprises since 2003. The hotel has 690 rooms and the casino covers 27,269 square feet with slots, video poker, table games and a sportsbook. Dining includes Hugo's Cellar and Chicago Brewing Co., and the Canyon Club hosts shows such as Mike Hammer Comedy Magic. Nevada law bars anyone under 21 from gaming.
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