The best naughty places The United States Of America

The plaque on this gentlemen's club explains well the specialty of the house: topless. It is indeed at the Condor that the barmaid Carol Doda decided to drop the top, then the bottom in 1969. For the anecdote, a strange death occurred there in 1983. Bouncer Jimmy Ferrozzo and his girlfriend, dancer Theresa Hill, had sex on the white piano that Carol Doda was playing, lowered from the ceiling by cables. They accidentally pressed "walk" and the piano rose quickly, trapping the couple and asphyxiating Ferrozzo, who was heavier than Hill.

The gay bar in vogue at this time in Houston. The premises are unanimous on its relaxed, warm, and on the perfect plastic of the servers - molded in mini pink shorts. The dance trail is large and pleasant, when on the outdoor terrace, it makes like with the Houstoniens who enjoy the mild climate.

The rainbow flag does not just exist in Castro! This little theater of gay shows is on Bush Street. A few evocative photos surprise tourists… An establishment in downtown downtown, well accepted in this so-called French quarter - just steps from Cornell Hotel de France - and completely discreet.

Las Vegas wouldn't be Sin City without its strip clubs. If you must try one, we recommend Peppermint Hippo, one of the newest in town, which replaced the iconic Olympic Garden, closed since October 2016. In total, the first floor has four bars and, most importantly, the metal statue of a hippo named Pepper. Special mention goes to the OG Room, a speakeasy away from the main stages with its own cocktail menu.

One of the most exclusive clubs in Las Vegas (formerly Club Paradise). Centerfolds Cabaret claims to be the best club in Las Vegas after receiving numerous awards. Online reservations are available with many options. Every Wednesday and Sunday, the establishment offers the A Touch of Burlesque show starting at 11pm. Centerfolds Cabaret also offers a limousine service with the purchase of a bottle package.

Located on the west side of the Strip, Sapphire LV spans over 6,000^m2 and lays claim to the title of Las Vegas' largest strip club. The establishment offers various packages for bachelor parties and other occasions. Throughout the year, the Sapphire LV club organizes themed evenings such as National Liqueur Day or Global Champagne Day. From April onwards, the club opens its pool for the Sapphire Pool & Dayclub, from Friday to Sunday, with DJs on hand to set the mood.

Located north of Downtown. Full nudity in the program of this club, one of the hottest in Las Vegas, whose opening dates back to 1969. The establishment covers 3,000^m2 and two levels with a stage on the first floor dedicated to pole dancing. Upstairs there is a lounge and rooms for striptease sessions. Like other clubs, Palomino also offers a limousine service and many packages with reasonable prices. In fact, this club claims to offer the lowest prices of any gentlemen's club in Las Vegas.

On the west side of the Strip, The Library Gentlemen's Club is the successor to Cheetah's (closed in 2020), a club made famous by the filming of Paul Verhoeven's Showgirls(1995). The Library is the perfect place for a night out with friends, a special event and even a business meeting. The club also has VIP rooms and a variety of packages. The Library also distinguishes itself by organizing special parties (best costumes, best dancer contest...).

A topless strip-tease club with a red velvet and pink neon decor where locals and tourists mingle. Reduced prices at the bar, but not for individual dances. Free limousine service on request (see website) and Love Boutique on site. Like the other clubs, it is possible to book packages (including one for couples). Déjà Vu Showgirls regularly organizes special evenings with, for example, Sunday School (the dancers are dressed in school uniforms) or 2$ Tuesdays.

A modern club where the girls'string shines as strong as the electric diodes of the Fremont Street Experience.