Las Vegas
Your getaway to Las Vegas
Morning starts with coffee in the Arts District, murals on roll-up doors and a bakery case full of guava croissants. Ride the High Roller midday for the view, one loop that shows you how the mountains ring the city. Lunch at Chinatown’s Raku for robata skewers, chefs behind the bar and a line that proves it’s worth it. Walk the Bellagio Conservatory, where the theme changes seasonally and it’s free to linger. Late afternoon means Red Rock Scenic Drive, a 30-minute escape to sandstone and silence without a real hike. Dinner back downtown at Esther’s Kitchen, pasta and a patio where locals actually eat. Catch the Fremont Street light show from the edge, enough neon for the memory without the midnight crowd. Nightcap at The Laundry Room if you find the door, or the Chandelier Bar if you don’t. The Strip fountains run every 30 minutes, so you’ll catch them without planning. You’ll leave with one icon seen, one great meal eaten, one view remembered, and a neighborhood you didn’t expect.
Places to love in Las Vegas
Fremont Street Experience
A pedestrian entertainment district in downtown Las Vegas featuring a barrel-vaulted LED canopy, live music, casinos, and a zipline. Travelers come for the lively nightlife and vintage Vegas atmosphere.
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Fountains of Bellagio
A choreographed water fountain show set on the lake in front of the Bellagio resort, with jets synchronized to music and lights. Travelers come for the free, iconic spectacle on the Las Vegas Strip.
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High Roller Observation Wheel
550-foot tall observation wheel at The LINQ offering panoramic views of the city; one of the largest ferris wheels in the world.
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Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
An elaborate indoor garden at the Bellagio resort featuring seasonally changing floral displays and themed installations. Travelers visit for its lush, artistic horticultural showcases.
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Mon Ami Gabi
A French bistro at Paris Las Vegas with patio seating overlooking the Strip and the Bellagio fountains. Known for classic steak frites and casual French fare with iconic views.
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The Las Vegas Strip
The famous stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard lined with mega-resorts, casinos, themed hotels, and entertainment. Travelers come to experience its iconic lights, spectacle, and nonstop energy.
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Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign
The iconic vintage neon sign marking the southern entrance to the Las Vegas Strip, a symbol of the city recognized worldwide. Travelers stop for photos at this quintessential Las Vegas landmark.
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Hash House A Go Go at The LINQ
A branch of the twisted-farm-food restaurant known for oversized breakfast and comfort dishes, located at The LINQ on the Strip. Travelers go for the enormous portions and playful presentation.
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Sphere
A massive spherical entertainment venue known for its immersive interior LED displays and exterior wraparound screen, hosting concerts and cinematic experiences. Travelers visit for cutting-edge audiovisual shows unlike anything elsewhere.
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