Having hosted visitors such as Bruce Springstein, The Sopranos and the first-ever Miss America, Atlantic City has attracted the gamut of performers, tourists and businesspeople in her day. The energy is high, the sights vibrant and the experiences unpredictable. On any given day, you can catch a world-renowned show, try your luck at the tables or stroll down a historic boardwalk across a seemingly endless beach. Whatever your mood, you’ll find an outlet here.
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Best of Atlantic City
- Absecon Lighthouse
- A relaxing day by the seashore is what’s on offer at Absecon Lighthouse. The historic landmark is the third tallest lighthouse in the U.S., with 228 steps leading up to spectacular views of Atlantic City and its distinctive boardwalk.
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- Atlantic City Boardwalk
- The Atlantic City Boardwalk – the first boardwalk in the world and the only to be forever referred to as The Boardwalk with a capital B – is the heart and soul of the city, not to mention the hottest, swingingest, and most interesting place in town.
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- Boardwalk Hall
- Atlantic City's historic Boardwalk Hall, originally built in 1929, was renovated and updated to house 12,000 people and now is the city's largest venue for concerts and big entertainment acts.
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- Lucy the Elephant
- An attention-grabbing example of creative late Victorian architecture, Lucy the Elephant looms majestically over the surrounding buildings of Margate City, just two miles south of Atlantic City.
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