What is the name of the casino in Las Venturas owned by Salvatore Leone in GTA: San Andreas?

The Las Venturas casino associated with Salvatore Leone in GTA: San Andreas is called Caligula’s Palace.

Caligula’s Palace is a lavish casino and hotel complex modeled after the real Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Its name deliberately references the Roman emperor Caligula, matching the game’s satire of extravagant casinos, organized crime, and celebrity-style excess. The casino is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Las Venturas.

The wording can create a small ownership misconception. Salvatore Leone invests heavily in Caligula’s Palace, but the business is jointly controlled by three Mafia families: the Leone, Sindacco, and Forelli families. The arrangement is unstable, and the competing crime families become central to the casino’s storyline.

Carl Johnson eventually helps plan and carry out a major robbery of Caligula’s Palace. The heist brings together members of the Grove Street Families, including CJ, Woozie’s Triads, and selected allies. The casino’s real-world inspiration, Caesars Palace, opened in Las Vegas in 1966 and remains one of the city’s best-known resorts.