Places to Visit in Las Vegas

Experience opulence (shout out to RuPaul’s Drag Race fans) in the suites of this luxurious hotel located on The Strip. The Bellagio, being one of the most famous and lavish hotels, serves accommodations that flaunt the AAA Five Diamond award. This hotel flaunts the Fine Art Gallery under its name, with pieces from maestros like Picasso and Matisse. The indoor botanical garden and conservatory managed by this hotel are spread over 14000 square feet that changes with the seasons! All of these combined with the Michelin-starred chefs make this one of the top mentions in the list of Las Vegas Attractions!

One moment you’re in Las Vegas and the next, you’re in Egypt! Not really, but Luxor does look like a place straight out of Egypt! Trust us when we say, the builders did not shy away from building the gigantic pyramid and Sphinx (the replica, of course). Considered one of the city’s most unique hotels, the Luxor offers a majestic casino floor full of table games, slot machines, and neverending live shows! In case you are accompanying your family, you must check out Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.

The center of all the entertainment, chaos and party of Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Strip is a global phenomenon. This stretch of road is home to iconic venues like The Venetian, Caesars Palace, Mandalay Bay Resort and Casinos, House of Blues, MGM Grand Casino, The Mirage, and Wynn. Yes, all these are on just one stretch of a road! Add the M&M world to your list of Las Vegas attractions along with a stop at Madame Tussauds Museum and you have got the perfect family trip!

If you are looking for family-friendly Las Vegas tourist attractions, check out the Escape Game Las Vegas inside the Caesars Palace. Put your brains together as you and the team players try to escape by solving several puzzles. The puzzles include secret codes, hidden objects, or hieroglyphics. Hurry, add this to your list of attractions in Las Vegas, you have only 60 minutes to escape!

Yet another charm on the Las Vegas Strip, the MGM Grand is one of the most famous hotels in the entertainment capital of the world. With a variety of rooms ranging from standard rooms to suites meant for nobility, MGM Grand offers accommodation and luxury that fits your pocket. What’s more? A 4 pool complex, a wide range of restaurants and bars, a Hunger games exhibition, you name it, MGM Grand has it!

If there was a pyramid showing the hierarchy of mega-resorts that focus on sophistication and elegance, the Mirage would be on the tip of the pyramid (as it has been ever since 1989). The Mirage is probably the most popular place for its extravagant night entertainment and (obviously) the free drinks if you are playing on the casino floor! Enjoy shows like Shin Lim’s Limitless Show, or Cirque du Soleil’s ‘The Beatles Love.'

You MUST visit the STRAT Hotel if you are an adventurer. Enjoy the panoramic view at a whopping 1149 ft high SkyPod Observation deck at the STRAT. Insanity, Big Shot, X-Scream, and SkuJump are waiting just for you at the top of this hotel! And if hanging a thousand feet high in the sky is not really your thing, don’t worry, this hotel offers stand-up comedy shows that can keep you entertained indoors.

When you visit the Neon Capital of the world, you have to visit the Neon Museum! This museum takes you back to the time when Las Vegas was known more for the mafiosos rather than the glitz and glamor of the current day. Located in downtown Las Vegas, this outdoor museum displays over 200 restored neon signs. A photographer’s paradise, the Neon Museum offers tours all days of the week. However, it is recommended to visit this gem of a place at night, when all the signs are lit up.

Similar to how the Luxor is a piece of Egypt in Sin City, the New York- New York Hotel and Casino is a nice, homely reminder of Manhattan in Las Vegas. With a beautiful replica of the Manhattan skyline, this resort features plenty of restaurants and bars throughout the premises. Besides the 2000 rooms, this hotel is a must on the thrill seekers' list of Las Vegas attractions as it houses Las Vegas’s fastest rollercoaster. Also, grab a handful, no, a heartful of samples from Hershey's Chocolate World!

Considered one of the most underrated Las Vegas hotels, the Excalibur Hotel accommodates families on a budget. This hotel features a 30000 square ft pool deck (yes, 30000), a really big fitness center, and casinos. Inspired by the Camelot and King Arthur era, this spot is kids' favorite due to Excalibur’s Fun Dungeon with more than 200 arcade and carnival games! So if you’ve got kids in your entourage, you know what to include in your list.

How can one forget Las Vegas when talking about mafiosos? The Mob Museum sheds light on the mobster history of America and law enforcement. You can experience being a mobster yourself and witness the artifacts on display in this museum. Fun Fact: the official name of this place is the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement. Don’t let the official name fool you into thinking that this might be a boring place, because it is definitely fascinating!

Whether you are in search of lie music, comedy shows, or burlesque, SAHARA will meet all your entertainment needs with sheer opulence and sophistication. If you are a foodie with a lot of bucks to spend, this is just the spot for you! Indulge yourself in the delicacies offered by restaurants like Bazaar Meat (Jose Andres), Shawn McClain’s Balla Italian Soul, and Chickie’s & Pete’s. This place flaunts a casino floor 60000 square feet high and an Amina Spa that pampers the tourists.