Things to do in Las Vegas

Gabrielle

From Gabrielle's guidebook

The Strip isn’t just a stretch of hotels — it’s a nonstop sensory overload packed into four miles. You’re steps away from world-class entertainment, iconic shows, legendary casinos, and over-the-top attractions. But what really sets it apart? The food. From celebrity chef restaurants and gourmet buffets to hidden gems and 2AM eats, the Strip is a global food lover’s paradise. Whether you’re craving fine dining or street-style indulgence, Vegas delivers. If you want the full Vegas experience, this is where it lives.

Jessica

From Jessica's guidebook

The World Famous Las Vegas Strip "The Strip" is definitely a MUST-SEE destination for Las Vegas tourists. There are lots of things to see and do, especially if you like to gamble, shop, or people-watch while enjoying a relaxing cocktail. At night there are live bands , a zip-line, and an overhead light show. You can take the kiddos too, I recommend a day visit if small children are accompanying you.

Kamila

From Kamila's guidebook

All major casinos are on the strip, along with the best & most massive clubs. Wouldn't be a Vegas trip without experiencing the Strip. Alot of great dining & shops. Expensive but worth checking out :)

Terilyn & Dan

From Terilyn & Dan's guidebook

Allegiant Stadium is home to the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders and UNLV Rebels, and also hosts some of the biggest concerts and sporting events in the world. Located just off the Strip, it’s about a 10–15 minute drive from the home, making it an easy outing for football fans and concert-goers alike. The state-of-the-art venue seats over 65,000 guests and features cutting-edge technology, luxury lounges, and incredible views of both the field and the city skyline. Whether you’re catching a Raiders game, a college football matchup, or a headlining concert, Allegiant Stadium offers an unforgettable experience in true Las Vegas style.

Five Star

From Five Star's guidebook

Brand new state of the art stadium home to the Raiders! They have tours that you can book & also football games, concerts, & events. Only minutes away.

Coast Of Riches

From Coast Of Riches's guidebook

Allegiant Stadium is a domed stadium under construction in Paradise, Nevada, United States. It will serve as the home for the National Football League's Las Vegas Raiders and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rebels college football team.

Trevor

From Trevor's guidebook

Old downtown of Las Vegas, the famous Fremont Street. Fremont St had the first air conditioned and carpeted building in Las Vegas. The famous Vegas Vic neon cowboy still illuminates Fremont St over the Pioneer Gift Shop. The dazzling Viva Vision canopy that covers Fremont St is the largest LED canopy screen in the world.

Mi Casa Es Tu Casa Las Vegas

From Mi Casa Es Tu Casa Las Vegas's guidebook

Historical Significance: Fremont Street is where Las Vegas began, and it's steeped in history. It's a chance to experience the city's roots and see iconic neon signs that are part of Las Vegas's past. Dazzling Light Show: The Viva Vision canopy, which covers the street, features one of the world's largest LED displays. At night, it comes alive with spectacular light shows, music, and animations, creating an immersive visual experience. Free Entertainment: The Fremont Street Experience offers free live entertainment, including street performers, musicians, and artists. You can enjoy these performances without spending a dime. Unique Atmosphere: The atmosphere on Fremont Street is electric, with a mix of tourists and locals, creating a lively and diverse crowd. It's a place where you can people-watch, soak in the energy, and feel the pulse of Las Vegas. Outdoor Bars and Restaurants: You'll find a range of bars and restaurants along Fremont Street, offering diverse dining and drinking options. It's a great place to grab a drink, enjoy a meal, or sample some local cuisine. Unique Shopping: Fremont Street has a variety of unique shops and boutiques where you can find one-of-a-kind souvenirs and gifts. Street Performers: The street is often filled with talented street performers, from magicians to musicians, creating a carnival-like atmosphere. Zip Line Experience: If you're feeling adventurous, you can try SlotZilla, a zip line that runs under the canopy. It's a thrilling way to experience the lights and energy of Fremont Street from above. Diverse Events: Fremont Street hosts various events throughout the year, from music festivals to special holiday celebrations. Check the event calendar for any happenings during your visit. Iconic Casinos: Some of Las Vegas's most historic and iconic casinos, such as the Golden Nugget and Binion's, are located on Fremont Street. You can try your luck at the tables or slot machines in these legendary establishments. Less Crowded: Compared to the bustling Las Vegas Strip, Fremont Street is often less crowded, making it a more relaxed and manageable place to explore. Overall, the Fremont Street Experience offers a unique and nostalgic take on Las Vegas that complements the glitz and glamour of the Strip. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the city's history, enjoy free entertainment, and experience the vibrant culture of downtown Las Vegas.

Lissie

From Lissie's guidebook

The Fremont Street Experience (FSE) is a pedestrian mall and attraction in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. The FSE occupies the westernmost five blocks of Fremont Street, including the area known for years as "Glitter Gulch," and portions of some other adjacent streets. The central attraction is a barrel vault canopy, 90 ft high at the peak and four blocks, or approximately 1,500 ft, in length. Still one of the best things to do in town, the old Fremont Street casino district continually rebuilds itself into a thrilling entertainment zone thanks to new attractions, constant live entertainment, and budget-friendly eats. The overhead canopy light and sound show pumps out favorite songs paired with digital light accompaniment that nearly everyone stops to take in. Take a stroll through old-school Vegas and pick up a beer to go in this pedestrian-friendly entertainment hub.

Ean

From Ean's guidebook

Dining at the MGM Grand Connected directly through your private indoor walkway, the MGM Grand offers one of Las Vegas’ most impressive collections of restaurants — from world-renowned fine dining to relaxed, casual favorites. ✨ Fine Dining: Savor elevated culinary experiences at acclaimed venues such as Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak, Morimoto Las Vegas, and the legendary Joël Robuchon, each offering exquisite dishes, refined service, and sophisticated ambiance. 🍽 Casual & Everyday Favorites: For something more relaxed, enjoy Ambra Italian Kitchen + Bar, Grand Wok & Sushi Bar, or classic American comfort food at Avenue Café. If you’re on the go, the MGM Grand Food Court and Starbucks provide quick and convenient options around the clock. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or grabbing a bite between adventures, MGM Grand offers dining to match every mood — all just steps from your suite.

Coast Of Riches

From Coast Of Riches's guidebook

Sprawling casino resort with renowned restaurants, high-wattage nightclubs & a 6-acre pool area.

Ernestine

From Ernestine's guidebook

Fly over ride Las Vegas. Grand pool complex and wet republic for a fee. Brad Garretts comedy club and Whiskey Down Emerils New Orleans Fish House Crush Wolf gang Puck bar and grill

Shani

From Shani's guidebook

Palms has a lot to offer to gamblers and non-gamblers. There's an amazing spa with a relaxing hamman and steam area. There are amazing restaurants such as fancy steak house and Italian dinners to asian dim sum house to fabulous lunch and dinner buffets and there is a really nice food court that offers amazing array of fast and semi fast foods, gourmet coffees and ice cream. There is also an amazing theatre experience for date night or hot summer days and night clubs and day club if you enjoy that vibe. Oh there is a nice lunch place right by the pool as well.

Ernestine

From Ernestine's guidebook

A.y.c.e Buffet, all you can eat Lobster on Wednesday, crab legs Thursday and Friday, Cafe, Palms pizza, Eatery, Mabels BBQ, Tim Ho Wan chines and Vetri cucina. lots of bars Unknown and club Ghost bar overlooking the city. Pools with DJ you can get in for a small fee all day. very nice Movie: Brenden theater with a food court.

William

From William's guidebook

Palms place and Palms casino are connected via the sky tube on floor 2 in palms place. You will need a keycard to travel back into palms place

Shawn

From Shawn's guidebook

Bellagio Water Show(free) The Fountains of Bellagio is a daily show in Las Vegas. The show is every 30 minutes from 3pm to 8pm Monday through Friday and every 15 minutes from 8pm to midnight. On Sundays the show starts at 11am every 30 minutes until 7pm when the show goes on every 15 minutes until midnight. On Saturdays and Holidays the shows start at noon every 30 minutes and change to every 15 minutes at from 8pm to midnight.

Jaime

From Jaime's guidebook

Prepare to be mesmerized by this breathtaking water and light show! Choreographed to a concert of classical, opera, Broadway and pop music, this 15 minute aquatic jaw dropper can be viewed from many locations in the Bellagio, or right from the Strip sidewalk. And its FREE!

Melanie

From Melanie's guidebook

The Bellagio Resort in Las Vegas is considered the city's finest resort and one of the few AAA 5-star-rated hotels. This massive hotel complex has a wide variety of attractions including an Art Gallery, Botanical Gardens, Spa and Salon, coupled with some of the finest restaurants in Las Vegas. Beyond the lobby is a showroom area with changing themes that range from spring botanical displays to fascinating shows of art. The most impressive and famous feature is the fountain show. In front of the Bellagio, along the strip, the dancing fountains perform a beautiful display of water set to music. From the sidewalk, visitors have a ringside view. This is often described as the best free attractio

Michael

From Michael's guidebook

3 miles away! The Mob Museum, officially the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement. Visit The New Speakeasy and Distillery. Drink Like They Drank During Prohibition. Amazing New Exhibits: Crime Lab, Use of Force Training, and Organized Crime Today

Sincity

From Sincity's guidebook

Delve into the fascinating history of organized crime in America at The Mob Museum. Explore interactive exhibits, artifacts, and immersive experiences that bring the stories of infamous mobsters to life.

Joe - Cozy Furnished Homes

From Joe - Cozy Furnished Homes's guidebook

Educating visitors not only about the history of organized crime in America, but also about the law enforcement personnel who fought it, The Mob Museum features three floors of engaging exhibits, including high-tech theater presentations, iconic one-of-a-kind artifacts and interactive, themed environments. Located in a historic Downtown Las Vegas building which was formerly a federal courthouse and United States Post Office, The Mob Museum has enlisted the help of notable museum experts to help them present a rounded view of this chapter of American history. These are names that many people recognize from the movies, but The Mob Museum gives the real story. You'll learn about Al Capone, Tony Spilotro and Whitey Bulger, among other infamous men who once played important roles in American organized crime. This isn't a one-sided story, though, so you'll also learn about law enforcement agents like Joe Pistone, who went undercover as Donnie Brasco.

Alexis

From Alexis's guidebook

This is a great place if you are trying to take some cool and aesthetic photos, do something fun, or learn about Vegas history. I have been here 2 times now and its a really great experience whether it be for date night or to go with friends and family. I recommend going in the evening or at night, especially during the summer months. The Neon Boneyard is the main attraction but I have also seen the Brilliant! Jackpot show and it was fun to watch. Tickets for the Neon Boneyard go from around $20-$30 depending on the time (they also offer discounts to veterans and students). The shows are an additional cost and are about $15 for adults. However, I highly recommend this place if you want to do something exciting where you can take some amazing photos with some cool neon lights.

Melanie

From Melanie's guidebook

What is it? A refuge for the city’s old-school neon signs where visitors can walk amid Sin City history. Why go? Las Vegas has a habit of blowing things up when they get old, musty or simply unprofitable. But while the city’s vintage architecture has often been reduced to rubble, many of its iconic neon signs have been saved from that fate and set aside at the acclaimed Neon Museum. Book a tour to wander among the relics, hearing tales of eccentric billionaires, long-gone landmarks and the characters that helped make Vegas, Vegas.

Najy & Lucas

From Najy & Lucas's guidebook

Experience the magic of The Neon Museum main collection day or night! Due to the broken glass and rusty metal, daytime visits are best enjoyed by visitors ages 10 and up. Night tours feature the fabulous neon of our restored signs, and our beautifully and dramatically lit un-restored signs. Due to the broken glass, rusty metal and darkness, we recommend night tours for visitors ages 12 and up. https://www.neonmuseum.org/

Ruben

From Ruben's guidebook

AREA15 is the world's first purpose-built experiential art, entertainment, and event complex offering live performances, immersive activations, monumental art installations, extraordinary design elements, unique retail, ground-breaking technology, bars and eateries

Widney

From Widney's guidebook

Far more than a shopping mall, it is a creation from the minds and souls of artists. It is experience art, backed with very loud EDM music. Free to enter, but each experience has its own cost. Omega Mart can be enjoyed just for the creativity or you can solve the mystery of who-done-it. Throwing axes is available on the second floor with some signature drinks. Hidden right by the front door, is the entrance to the rum distillery where you get a passport to visit several types of rums and venues in a near-by building. Birdly allows you to stretch out, arms extended in flying position, 3-D vision glasses on, as you fly over your choice of destinations. And in the building behind the main Area 15, is the Illuminarium, another imaginative immersive activity that steals you of your breath as you travel to the moon. After you visit, help me describe it!

Alisa

From Alisa's guidebook

AREA15 "8 miles / 15 minutes drive A massive entertainment complex designed to be experience-driven. It feels a little futuristic as if you're walking in through the portal into another world. What you'll find is a unique collection of activities and venues featuring ground-breaking technology, along with art installations, innovative eats, cool places to grab a drink, unique retail therapy opportunities, event space, and so much more to explore." 113 locals recommend

Joe - Cozy Furnished Homes

From Joe - Cozy Furnished Homes's guidebook

Located in the Donald W. Reynolds Discovery Center in a three-story, 58,000-square-foot building adjacent to The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, this interactive children's museum features more than 26,000 square feet of exhibit space, including a 5,000-square-foot traveling exhibition gallery. Offering exhibits in science, arts and culture and early childhood development, guests of all ages can watch daily demonstrations and participate in various programs and activities. One exhibit that's not to be missed is Water World, where, among other hands-on activities, visitors can interact with models of the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the new Bypass Bridge. The museum even features a desert-themed exhibition specifically designed for its youngest visitors: Toddler Town.

Laura

From Laura's guidebook

A multi-story interactive museum with science, art, and role-play exhibits—perfect for younger kids who like to touch and explore everything.

Anthony

From Anthony's guidebook

This 3-story children's museum will entertain and amaze. 9 interactive exhibits are always changing, so it is a new experience every time! A huge climbing tower will entertain for hours, and the hands-on exhibits are always fun and educational!

⁨Shawn Cunningham (Cunningham Group)⁩

From ⁨Shawn Cunningham (Cunningham Group)⁩'s guidebook

A retro gaming paradise, this southern-Strip museum is home to more than 200 classic pinball machines and video games — from Donkey Kong to Dr. Who, Wheel of Fortune, Pacman, and everything in between — from the 1960s through the 1990s and beyond. Where the nostalgia flows and the neon runs hot, this 25,000-square-foot space of button-mashing, lever-flipping fun earns its stripes as the world’s largest display of working pinball machines, and with cheap snacks and playable games to boot, it’s a must-visit for any gamer enthusiast. Admission is free and the snacks are cheap, just be sure to pack a few quarters if you want to attempt a new high score.

Lissie

From Lissie's guidebook

Aficionados of old-school arcade games should make a beeline for the peculiarly beautiful Pinball Hall of Fame (which recently moved to a new location), a wonderland where you can admire—and play—more than 150 operational pinball machines, from throwback games to modern wonders. Bring your quarters.

Antony

From Antony's guidebook

Old school gamer paradise. Free to walk in, tons of arcade games, and they sell fresh popped popcorn for a dollar. Also, they have a coin machine that can help make quarters in case you have none.

Resort

From Resort's guidebook

While in Las Vegas, experience Omega Mart, the newest interactive experience from the groundbreaking art collective, Meow Wolf. Marvel at the work of international and local artists as you embark on a journey through surreal worlds and immersive storytelling. Discover secret portals as you venture into parts unknown.

Amos

From Amos's guidebook

Omega Mart in Las Vegas is an immersive, interactive art adventure set in a quirky supermarket, perfect for families with its no-age-restrictions policy that lets kids and adults explore hidden portals, slides, tunnels, and mind-bending installations together. It sparks creativity, humor, and bonding through puzzles and vibrant experiences, making it a fun, all-ages escape just off the Strip.

Leanne

From Leanne's guidebook

Omega Mart — Surreal Supermarket of the Imagination 📍 What & Where Omega Mart is an immersive art experience by Meow Wolf, located in AREA15, Las Vegas. Address: 3215 S. Rancho Dr #100, Las Vegas, NV 89102. 🔍 What Makes It Special It masquerades as a grocery store up front, shelves full of bizarre products, humorous labels, satire, strange packaging. The “store” reveals portals, hidden passages, secret rooms and entirely surreal worlds behind the facade. Over 300 artists and designers contributed. The scale is huge, immersive, both playful and unsettling. It isn’t just art you look at — you explore, interact. There are storytelling clues, narrative threads, mystery elements. If you want to, you can try to piece together the lore of “Dramcorp,” “The Source,” etc. There’s also a secret bar inside (Datamosh) with specialty cocktails, hidden in the art installation. 🕒 Practical Info & Tips What Details Time needed Plan for 2-3 hours (or more) if you want to explore thoroughly and discover hidden secrets. Ticket cost It’s not cheap, but most visitors say it’s worth it for what you get. Sensory considerations Lighting effects, optical illusions, unexpected transitions. If you're sensitive to flashing lights or similar, take care. Interactive add-ons There’s an “Omega Access” add-on (RFID card) that lets you trigger extra interactions. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who It’s Good For Adventure seekers, people into art and weird things, those who like puzzles or stories you have to piece together. Teens, young adults, families (older kids especially) but might be overwhelming for very small children. Anyone who enjoys being surprised, poking around hidden spaces, taking photos in creative (and strange) settings.

⁨Shawn Cunningham (Cunningham Group)⁩

From ⁨Shawn Cunningham (Cunningham Group)⁩'s guidebook

Providing a high-tech twist on the traditional driving range, Topgolf is a must for any golf enthusiast looking to mix things up on their Las Vegas holiday. Located near the MGM Grand and offering climate-controlled bays suitable for even the most sizzling summer sun, this day or night activity uses augmented reality software to combine golf, gaming, and socializing into one unforgettable experience. After renting a bay (which can accommodate up to six people), don’t forget to stop into the bar, serving up bartender-crafted drinks and both meals and snacks, and check out the large-screen TVs showing all the latest sports action.

Iris

From Iris's guidebook

Yelp 5 star review: Super fun place to test out your golfing skills! A nice addition to the Vegas strip since it provides an extra alternative to gambling or dayclubbing in 100 degree heat in the summer. Uber would be easiest to get here, but they have shuttles running from MGM also. If you're concerned about hourly rates, it's best to check their rates schedule. Weekdays before noon are cheapest for the first 2 floors. We arrived on a Thursday at 11:30am. They said it would be a 30 minute wait for the first 2 floors, or we could go up to the top floor. It would've been the same price anyway so up we went. The top floor is nicer anyway because there are no kids, and the view is better. We got stationed at one of the bays on the very end, so it was a weird angle to play at. The actual golfing was fun though! They have all kinds of clubs for you to use. There are different types of games also, but we just stuck with the basic one. Our first hour went by super fast because no one had golfed before so we took forever. We added an extra hour, which I thought was a bit overkill. I started getting really tired of golf by 90 min, but did enjoy watching others hit and cheering them on. They have an extensive menu if you want to order drinks or food. There is also a pool and cornhole in the non golfing areas. The price isn't too bad if you're mindful. Extra hours, food, and drinks could make your final bill very large. But if you're in Vegas, you're probably willing to splurge for a good time!

Ean

From Ean's guidebook

Topgolf Las Vegas Located right next to The Signature, Topgolf Las Vegas blends high-tech golf entertainment with a vibrant social scene. Enjoy climate-controlled hitting bays overlooking the Strip, a lively bar and lounge, pools with cabanas, and full food and beverage service. Whether you’re practicing your swing, hosting friends, or relaxing with a cocktail, Topgolf offers a uniquely Vegas experience just steps from your suite.

Melanie

From Melanie's guidebook

Herbs & Rye doesn't just make incredible cocktails; it also provides an education in what you're drinking. Here, the focus is on the classics and the stories behind them. (It’s why, for example, the cocktail list is separated not by spirit, but by era.) Don't let its drab, strip-mall exterior fool you. Pass through these doors and you'll find an old-school speakeasy, with red walls and deep oak furniture, filled with a staff who cares deeply about what’s going into your glass.

Anthony

From Anthony's guidebook

Quaint and trendy steakhouse & cocktail bar with the atmosphere of a speakeasy. They offer drinks inspired from different periods of time, large variety of steaks, delicious appetizers, and amazing happy hour specials starting at 5pm. Be sure to make a reservation, or the wait can be long

Ed

From Ed's guidebook

This is personally our FAVORITE restaurant in Las Vegas! Enjoy the BEST happy hour deal in town with 50% off ALL steaks and select appetizers between 5-8 pm and 12-3 am. Must make reservations 5-7 days out for the 5-8 pm time slot as it is fills up quick. Call to make a reservation at 702-982-8036 *TIP- if you prefer having a quiet meal be sure to request a table away from the bar as it does get fairly loud during happy hour.

Malee

From Malee's guidebook

Every city needs a good diner, and the Peppermill with its neighboring Fireside Lounge, all wrapped in neon nostalgia on the north Strip, fulfills that need. The 14-page menu runs the gamut from omelets and French toast to burgers and steaks. And atmosphere is available in spades — from the mirrored walls to the indoor artificial trees to the shakers of pretty rainbow sprinkles available at every table. No trip here is complete without a trip to the Fireside Lounge with its kitschy fire pit, enormous cocktails with equally proportioned bendy straws, and electric pink, blue, and violet decor.

Melanie

From Melanie's guidebook

What is it? A classic diner and lounge where partiers dig into late-night omelets and gather around fire pits with fruity cocktails. Why go? If you haven’t been to Peppermill, you haven’t really been to Las Vegas. The front half of the building is a 24-hour diner, where velvet booths welcome guests to hearty plates of eggs and hash browns and piled-high fruit plates. The back half is the Fireside Lounge, a glorious throwback to the days when disco ruled the dance floor, drowned in blacklight, packed with fake foliage and mirrors. Gather around a cozy fire pit and order a plate of nachos and the famous 64oz Scorpion Bowl.

Scott

From Scott's guidebook

The Fireside Lounge is hard to find, but continually voted Reno’s best bar and lounge year after year. This storied watering hole is adored for its vintage vibe, which includes plush booths and an iconic fire pit.

Alexis

From Alexis's guidebook

Sip cocktails inside a stunning three-story crystal chandelier.

Lugina

From Lugina's guidebook

The Chandelier Bar at The Cromwell in Las Vegas is a stunning three-story bar that features a massive chandelier as its centerpiece. The chandelier is made up of thousands of crystals and casts a beautiful, ambient light throughout the space. The bar itself is sleek and modern, with comfortable seating and a sophisticated atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a wide range of craft cocktails, premium spirits, and fine wines at the Chandelier Bar. The talented mixologists are known for creating unique and delicious drinks that are sure to impress even the most discerning of palates. The bar also offers a small plates menu, perfect for those looking to enjoy a light bite while sipping on their favorite cocktail. The Chandelier Bar is a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike, with its luxurious decor and lively ambiance making it a must-visit destination in Las Vegas. Whether you're looking for a place to unwind after a long day of exploring the city or want to start your night off in style, the Chandelier Bar at The Cromwell is the perfect choice.

Theron

From Theron's guidebook

The Chandelier Bar offers the Verbena drink which is unique to the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas. It makes your tongue numb when you sip the drink.

Trevor

From Trevor's guidebook

Who doesn't like Gordon Ramsey. Make sure you get there very early or get a reservation in plenty of time. Expect to spend about $100 per person. The most popular dishes are the famous Beef Wellington and the Sticky Toffee Pudding with Ice Cream.

Melanie

From Melanie's guidebook

What is it? Dueling red and blue kitchens serving celebrity chef fare. Why go? Ramsay’s reality TV series Hell’s Kitchen has been on the air since 2005 and now diners can partake in the open kitchen battle between red and blue teams. Actually, there’s much more unison between the two kitchens than the show portrays, as stunning apps and entrees seamlessly arrive at your table with flavor and flare. But you’ll get into the spirit and enjoy watching chefs working side by side while sampling Ramsay’s signature risotto, scallops and filet mignon.

Jason Suh

From Jason Suh's guidebook

The world's first Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen restaurant is turning up the heat at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Drawing inspiration from the global hit reality television show starring world-renowned Chef Gordon Ramsay, guests will feel like they are on the studio set. Located in front of Caesars Palace, the restaurant seats more than 300 guests including two chef’s tables, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the famous Las Vegas Strip, red and blue design details in the show kitchen, a private dining room and a contemporary bar serving the latest trends in mixology. The Red and Blue kitchens serve up modern lunch and dinner menus including Hell’s Kitchen signature dishes made with the highest quality ingredients.

Kristal

From Kristal's guidebook

Step into the colorful word of candy-coated chocolate at M&M’s World, where you can explore four levels of the beloved treat, snap pictures with the many life-size M&M’s character displays, interact with the occasional mascot and, best of all, watch the free 3-D movie.

Jennifer

From Jennifer's guidebook

M&M’s World Las Vegas is a vibrant, multi-level store on the Strip, offering an immersive experience for candy lovers. Visitors can create personalized M&M’s, explore a towering candy wall, shop exclusive merchandise, and enjoy a fun 3D movie featuring Red and Yellow. It’s a sweet stop for all ages!

Megon

From Megon's guidebook

an immersive experience This 28,000 square foot, four-level monument to the colorful fun of M&M'S was the first M&M'S store location ever. In just 2 minutes, guests can create their very own one-of-a-kind M&M'S with the personal printer, combining customized messages, a variety of images, and 16 different colors of M&M'S candies. There are 14 iconic Las Vegas images available for the personalized printer, including the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign, a deck of cards, wedding bells, and champagne.

Abhi And Shivani

From Abhi And Shivani's guidebook

Just 15-30 minutes west of Summerlin/Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon is a stunning natural escape offering dramatic red sandstone cliffs and unique geological formations. It's renowned for: Scenic 13-Mile Drive: A breathtaking loop road winding through the heart of the canyon, showcasing vibrant rock colors and desert landscapes. World-Class Hiking & Climbing: Dozens of trails for all skill levels, from easy strolls to challenging climbs. Ancient Petroglyphs: Discover historical rock art at various points along the trails. Wildlife Viewing: Keep an eye out for burros, bighorn sheep, and diverse desert wildlife. Ideal for photos, outdoor activities, and enjoying a spectacular sunset! Always bring plenty of water, especially during warmer months.

⁨Shawn Cunningham (Cunningham Group)⁩

From ⁨Shawn Cunningham (Cunningham Group)⁩'s guidebook

The 195,819-acre (79,245-hectare) Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Nevada comprises a network of narrow canyons, seasonal waterfalls, rock art sites, and surreal rock formations with ample opportunity for hiking, biking, rock climbing, and desert wildlife watching, all a short drive from Las Vegas.

Iris

From Iris's guidebook

Yelp 5 star review: Did a couple hikes here last November - the most interesting/colorful parts are in the south, around Calico Tanks! This park is also dog friendly, which is awesome. Hike 1: Pine Creek Canyon Strava stats: 2.8 mi, 2hrs (1:24 moving time), 332 ft elevation This is mostly flat. The loop brings you to the edge of the steep cliffs but you don't go up these (unless you're rock climbing!). Towards the end of the loop, there is a wooded dried riverbed that was fun to explore. We weren't really sure where the trail was at that point. Hike 2: Calico Tanks Strava stats: 2.7 mi, 3hrs (1:20 moving), 372 ft elevation Love this! You can stick to the trail, or you can spend the entire time exploring the small canyon and doing light scrambling. And at the end you're rewarded with a view of the strip and the park!

Chuyi

From Chuyi's guidebook

This state park about 80 kilometres north-east of Las Vegas is a must if you have time and the desire to get out of the big city. International tourists rarely go there, preferring to stay in the city! One could say it’s a well kept secret that you will love to have visited on your west coast USA road trip. The park is renowned for its 3000-year- old prehistoric petroglyphs, its vibrant red and orange sandstone landscapes, and its many geological curiosities of all kinds. The Visitor Center is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the park closes at sunset. 29450, VALLEY OF FIRE ROAD, OVERTON 702-397-2088 PARKS.NV.GOV/PARKS/VALLEY-OF- FIRE

Mira

From Mira's guidebook

Valley of Fire State Park is a breathtaking natural wonder just an hour from Las Vegas, known for its stunning red sandstone formations that glow brilliantly under the sun. Spanning over 40,000 acres, this park is a paradise for hikers, photographers, and nature lovers. Explore ancient petroglyphs, wind-sculpted arches, and scenic trails like Fire Wave and White Domes. With its otherworldly landscapes and vibrant colors, Valley of Fire is a must-see destination for adventure seekers!

Kunjan

From Kunjan's guidebook

A short drive from the city, this park is known for its red sandstone formations and ancient petroglyphs. Visitors can explore scenic trails, enjoy a picnic, or take in the stunning natural beauty of this desert landscape.

Jennifer

From Jennifer's guidebook

Red Rock is definitely worth a visit no matter how you decide to explore - by foot, bike, climbing rope, or car. You can drive the scenic loop to take in 13 miles of fantastic views or hike any of the 64 marked trails. There are also plenty of trails suitable for mountain biking. Red rock is also a world-class climbing destination, for good reason.

Ruben

From Ruben's guidebook

Red Rock National Conservation Area features world-class climbing, miles of hiking trails, a 13-mile scenic loop drive, visitor center, multiple day-use areas and campground. Popular activities include picnicking, hiking, rock climbing, horseback riding, biking, and touring along the 13-mile scenic drive.

Rosanny

From Rosanny's guidebook

Red Rock offers enticements of a different nature including a 13-mile scenic drive, miles of hiking trails, rock climbing, horseback riding, mountain biking, road biking, picnic areas, nature observing and visitor center with indoor and outdoor exhibits as well as a book store.

Rosanny

From Rosanny's guidebook

Over 60 miles of maintained trails wind through the area, most starting at over 6000ft in elevation and some culminating at the 11,916ft Charleston Peak.

Juno Lee

From Juno Lee's guidebook

Less than an hour from Las Vegas, Mount Charleston offers a refreshing escape from the desert heat—with temperatures 25–30 degrees cooler in the summer. This scenic mountain retreat features stunning views of the Nevada desert, including a glimpse into history near former atomic test sites from the 1950s and '60s. In winter, it's a perfect spot for skiing and snowboarding, making it a year-round destination for outdoor adventure.

Arian

From Arian's guidebook

Only 32 miles away from our place you can find Mount Charleston, the highest summit of the Spring Mountains (11,918 feet), whose foothills may be reached by an easy half-hour drive from downtown Las Vegas. Mount Charleston receives many visitors each year, who come for hiking, picnicking, photography, skiing (November to March), or just to escape from the heat below. The temperatures at the highest points reached by road (around 8,000 feet) are usually 15 to 20°F lower than in Las Vegas Valley, with the summit another 10°F below this.

John

From John's guidebook

Sunset Park (Walking Distance): Las Vegas’ largest park featuring lakes, walking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, sports courts, and wide open green space—perfect for families, morning walks, or relaxing outdoors. Pickleball, Disc Golf course, tennis, basketball, jogging, fitness track, handball, fishing, picnic sites, relaxing by the lake, bike and walking track.

Julian

From Julian's guidebook

Beautiful Park packed with Fun activities Duck pond, bbq grills, running trails, Beach volley ball courts .

Spring And Olivia

From Spring And Olivia's guidebook

A Nice Park to take your family to cool off in the exhausting Las Vegas heat. Very well kept and manicured park. Sunset park offers; An amazing lake for fishing, small boating and picnicking with many areas to sit and barbecue. The park offers an amazing trail for walking, running, exercising, walking the dog or walking with the family and yes bird watching.. located within the park are areas for outdoor basketball, several lots for sand based volleyball, soccer and baseball/softball fields.

Jessica

From Jessica's guidebook

Rotary Park features soccer fields, baseball/softball fields, a football field, pickle ball & tennis courts, basketball courts, an outdoor fitness area, and a playground. This park also has direct access to the Colorado River for day use.

Dom

From Dom's guidebook

This is a second location to launch your boat or jetskis

Michele

From Michele's guidebook

Pickleball and tennis courts, playground, riverfront with launch, sports fields, fishing, boating, paddle boarding.

Alexis

From Alexis's guidebook

Stroll the iconic Strip to explore world-famous casinos like the Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and The Venetian. Don’t miss the Bellagio Fountains show!

Shawn

From Shawn's guidebook

Lined with upscale casino hotels, the neon-soaked Strip is quintessential Las Vegas. As well as gambling floors, the vast hotel complexes house a variety of shops, restaurants (ranging from mainstream to high-end), and performance venues for music, comedy and circus-style acts. Attractions like the soaring, choreographed Fountains of Bellagio and the High Roller observation wheel draw crowds.

Joe - Cozy Furnished Homes

From Joe - Cozy Furnished Homes's guidebook

Casinos can be found throughout Las Vegas, but the strip, a stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South, contains the most of them. It features giant mega-casino hotels, decorated with lavish care and attention to detail to create a fantasy-like atmosphere. The casinos often have names and themes that evoke romance, mystery, and far-away destination. Walking along the strip is a fun and reasonable option as the casinos are close to each other. In most cases, hotels are connected to each other either by bridge or underground or in the case of the Excalibur, Luxor, and Mandalay Bay, by a complimentary rail shuttle. Be aware that during the summer, the oppressive heat during the daylight hours may make walking a very uncomfortable activity.

Judy

From Judy's guidebook

Over a half dozen casinos plus good musical entertainment in the Events Center.

Jerry

From Jerry's guidebook

Head up river from the house (or drive 25 miles up River Road) and you will find yourself in Laughlin, NV. Gambling, restaraunts, concerts, shows and nightlife are abundant here.

Corey And Lora

From Corey And Lora's guidebook

Laughlin is about 25 min away from the Guest house. They have many water sport activities, restaurants, gambling and shows/comedy.

Tom And Mei

From Tom And Mei's guidebook

The historic heart of Las Vegas, bustling Downtown is home to venerable casinos like the Golden Nugget, plus the Mob Museum with its interactive exhibits on organized crime. A vibrant LED canopy covers the Fremont Street Experience, a 24-hour mall with shops, light shows and the SlotZilla zip line. Drinking and dining options range from casual burger and pizza places to sleek steakhouses and glitzy cocktail bars.

Sandra

From Sandra's guidebook

Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas fun for walking around it’s restaurants and old casinos. It can get a bit crowded but it's fun. If you're not afraid of heights the zipline is fun.

Michelle

From Michelle's guidebook

Check out downtown. Best place for poker. they've been doing a beautification of downtown. lots of updated hotels/casinos. art exhibits, museums, cultural experiences

Kevin

From Kevin's guidebook

Summerlin is a high-end neighborhood that hosts amazing dining options, a beautiful outdoor shopping center (Downtown Summerlin), great casinos (Red Rock & Suncoast) and the famous Red Rock Canyon for hiking, adventure and photos!

Jessica

From Jessica's guidebook

Very dog friendly! 20 minutes from the condo with a great outdoor area. On most Saturdays, enjoy the Farmers Market in downtown Summerlin. Lots to offer and without strip prices!

Brandon

From Brandon's guidebook

With a large selection of restaurants, shopping, AAA Baseball, downtown Summerlin has it all.

Melanie

From Melanie's guidebook

What is it? A waterside resort area home to bars, eateries and water sports. Why go? Just 16 miles east of the Las Vegas Strip, Lake Las Vegas is an expansive complex with hotels, golf courses and waterfront restaurants. The lake is calm and inviting, perfect for standup paddleboard sessions and kayaking, flyboarding and rowing. Catch a dragonboat race or take a yacht cruise, then cozy up on the lawn for musical performances spring through fall.

Reina

From Reina's guidebook

If you want to do outdoor water activities, Lake Las Vegas has many options including: ffers an aqua park, yacht charters, electric boats, a cable park, paddleboards, wakeboarding, and kayaks for rent. Location is 35 minute drive. Address: 1600 Lake Las Vegas Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89011

Ruben

From Ruben's guidebook

Lake Las Vegas is a man made lake with an Italian style town built around it offering fine dining and a calm escape from the hustle and bustle of the strip.

Jennifer

From Jennifer's guidebook

If you're looking to escape the Vegas heat, take a quick 1-hour drive to Mt. Charleston. With 47 marked trails, there are plenty of easy to difficult hikes to choose from. Lee Canyon, a local ski resort, is also nestled here in the mountains.

Luke

From Luke's guidebook

Escape the desert heat in the summer and experience snow in the desert in winter. Mt Charleston offers visitors a chance to see the other side of Las Vegas outside of The Strip and Fremont Street. Connect with nature in this pristine setting. The area offers many walking trails for all ability levels. There is even a ski and snowboarding resort in Lee Canyon.

Najy & Lucas

From Najy & Lucas's guidebook

Mt. Charleston is known as a sky island because of its high elevation and isolation from the drastically different desert lowlands. This wilderness extends along the crest of the mostly north-south Spring Mountains with towering cliffs, deep narrow canyons, steep hillsides and barren wind-swept summits. Mule deer, desert bighorn sheep, pronghorn, and an occasional elk my be spotted in the Spring Mountains. Elk were initially introduced from Yellowstone National Park into the Spring Mountains in the 1930s when they were part of the Desert Game Range (today's Desert National Wildlife Refuge).