Curated features highlighting iconic Las Vegas landmarks with quick facts.
A choreographed water show set to light and music on the 8-acre lake.
A half-scale replica of the Paris landmark offering 360-degree city views.
The tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States at 1,149 feet.
A 550-foot tall giant Ferris wheel located at the LINQ Promenade.
The historic neon sign designed by Betty Willis, standing since 1959.
A five-block entertainment district in historic downtown Las Vegas.
Stunning vantage points with photography tips and access details.
Highlights of venues to visit, with quick summaries and opening hours.
The world's largest spherical structure and highest-resolution LED screen.
Address: 255 Sands Ave
Hours: Daily 10 AM - 10 PM
A non-profit dedicated to collecting and preserving iconic Las Vegas signs.
Address: 770 Las Vegas Blvd N
Hours: 2 PM - 10 PM
Interactive exhibits detailing the history of organized crime and law enforcement.
Address: 300 Stewart Ave
Hours: 9 AM - 9 PM
The ultra-modern home of the Las Vegas Raiders and major concerts.
Address: 3333 Al Davis Way
Hours: Event Dependent
Vibrant neighborhoods with unique atmosphere and signature attractions.
The pulsating heart of Vegas, home to mega-resorts and world-class entertainment.
Spotlight: Fountains of Bellagio
Classic Vegas charm meets modern revitalization with neon and history.
Spotlight: SlotZilla Zipline
A hub for local creatives, galleries, antique shops, and trendy breweries.
Spotlight: First Friday Festival
Upscale suburban living with premier shopping, dining, and outdoor access.
Spotlight: Red Rock CanyonEverything you need for an unforgettable Las Vegas experience.
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