
High Roller Observation Wheel
A 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ Promenade: one slow 30-minute loop in a glass cabin with a full-circle view of the Strip, the valley and the mountains.

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Las Vegas is a city built to be looked at, laughed at and lost in, and this guide helps you book the parts worth your time.
Browse 50 attractions and shows, from the High Roller and Sphere to the Mob Museum, BattleBots and a night helicopter flight, plus desert day trips to Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, the Grand Canyon and Zion. Compare 30 hotels across the Strip, Summerlin, Henderson and downtown, from budget favorites such as Flamingo and The LINQ to luxury resorts such as Bellagio, Wynn and Caesars Palace. Every entry covers timing, who it suits, what to expect and what to do next, and eight planning guides cover first visits, couples, families, bucket-list trips, budget plans, offbeat experiences, day trips and bachelorette weekends. Use it to plan around the heat, the weekend sell-outs and the long distances between resorts, then pick tickets and a hotel that fit your group.

High Roller Observation Wheel
A 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ Promenade: one slow 30-minute loop in a glass cabin with a full-circle view of the Strip, the valley and the mountains.

Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck
The open-air deck at the top of the half-scale Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas, about 460 feet up, with a direct view down onto the Bellagio fountains.

BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon
BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon is daily live robot combat from the TV series, staged in a purpose-built arena on Koval Lane behind Horseshoe Las Vegas.

Menopause The Musical
Four women, one lingerie sale and a string of rewritten 1960s–80s hits: Menopause The Musical is a long-running Harrah's Cabaret comedy about hot flashes, mood swings and the change.
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A 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ Promenade: one slow 30-minute loop in a glass cabin with a full-circle view of the Strip, the valley and the mountains.

A 1,121-foot zipline that launches from a 12-storey tower on the Strip and flies the length of The LINQ Promenade to the High Roller, seated or face-down.

The open-air deck at the top of the half-scale Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas, about 460 feet up, with a direct view down onto the Bellagio fountains.

A self-guided anatomy exhibition of real, preserved human specimens on the lower level of Horseshoe Las Vegas, open daily and now in its tenth year.

BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon is daily live robot combat from the TV series, staged in a purpose-built arena on Koval Lane behind Horseshoe Las Vegas.

PARANORMAL is a mind-reading and psychological-illusion show led by French mentalist Frederic Da Silva, playing matinees at the Laugh Factory room in Horseshoe Las Vegas.

X Rocks is the rock-soundtracked member of the X family of topless revues, playing late shows in its own small X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas.

Donny Osmond’s Harrah’s Showroom residency is a high-energy hits show with live band, Broadway-style numbers and a duet with a 3D AI version of his 14-year-old self.

Four women, one lingerie sale and a string of rewritten 1960s–80s hits: Menopause The Musical is a long-running Harrah's Cabaret comedy about hot flashes, mood swings and the change.

X Country is the country-music member of the X revue family: a topless, comic, boot-stomping late show in the Harrah's Cabaret.

Scottish mentalist Colin Cloud, billed as the real-life Sherlock Holmes and an America's Got Talent semi-finalist, plays mind-reading and deduction in the intimate Harrah's Cabaret at 6pm.

A deadpan British magician in a dragon suit, a magic-performing chihuahua called Mr.
Hotels we would book ourselves, from splurges to good-value bases.
$$$$Center Strip
The Strip’s original Roman landmark, with big pools, a theater and deep dining
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Suites, villas and Nobu Hotel rooms at Caesars Palace
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$$Center Strip
The Strip’s oldest resort, right in the middle of the center Strip
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$$Center Strip
Center-Strip base for show-heavy trips
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$$Center Strip
The former Bally's, rebuilt around poker, comedy and oddball attractions
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$$Center Strip
Compact rooms on the busiest walkway of the center Strip
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$$$Center Strip
Eiffel Tower views, fountain views and a new balcony tower
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$$$Center Strip
Big rooms, big venues and the Miracle Mile Shops
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$$$Summerlin
Summerlin resort on the doorstep of Red Rock Canyon
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$$$Henderson
Henderson resort with a spa, a pool backyard and free parking
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$$$Southwest Las Vegas
Station Casinos’ design-led resort in the southwest valley
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$West of the Strip
Budget rooms five minutes west of the Strip
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$Northwest Las Vegas
Northwest locals' casino with bowling, a cinema and low rates
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$Boulder Highway
East-side locals' casino with live music and low rates
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$Henderson
Henderson locals’ resort with an amphitheater, bowling and free parking
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$$$$Center Strip
Fountains, the Conservatory and classic Strip luxury
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Modern glass towers, serious restaurants and a Forbes Five-Star suite tier
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Balcony rooms, the Chandelier and a nightlife-first crowd
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$$$South Strip
One of the biggest hotels in America, with a lazy river and an arena
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An 11-acre beach, Shark Reef and three hotels on one campus
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The Strip's smoke-free resort, with Eataly and Dolby Live
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$South Strip
The castle on the south Strip: cheap rooms and family-friendly fun
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$$$$$North Strip
Polished luxury, a private golf course and the Lake of Dreams
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Wynn's all-suite sister, home of Encore Beach Club
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$$$$Center Strip
All-suite rooms, indoor canals and a bridge to Sphere
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The Venetian's quieter, more upscale all-suite tower
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$$$$North Strip
The north Strip's newest luxury tower, built for nightlife and dining
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Three Hilton-brand hotels, a street-food hall and a big elevated pool deck
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Downtown's adults-only tower, with Stadium Swim and a giant sportsbook
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$$Downtown (Fremont Street)
Downtown’s classic resort on Fremont Street
Check rates →A first visit to Las Vegas is easier with a plan: how the Strip is laid out, how to get around, which experiences are worth booking ahead, and where to base yourself.
Ideas for couples in Las Vegas: sunset wheel rides, a night helicopter flight, classic shows, a wedding or vow renewal, and the hotels that suit a romantic trip.
Planning Las Vegas with children: the attractions, shows and day trips that work for families, age guidance, heat tips and where to stay.
The Las Vegas experiences people fly in for: Sphere, the High Roller, a night helicopter flight, SkyJump, an Elvis wedding and the big desert day trips.
Not another singer or comedian? Las Vegas also has robot combat, mind readers, immersive art, nuclear history, punk memorabilia and a heavy-machinery playground.
Las Vegas does not have to be expensive: observation wheels, a zipline, museums, a variety show and desert trips that offer strong value at standard ticket prices.
The best day trips from Las Vegas, ranked by distance: Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Death Valley, Zion, the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon.
Plan a Las Vegas bachelorette weekend: the best revues and shows, a helicopter flight or Elvis ceremony, group-friendly hotels and booking tips for Friday and Saturday.