Visit Las Vegas, Nevada

Visit Las Vegas. It is flamboyant, extravagant, loud and exciting, but be under no illusion that you must be too to enjoy the “Entertainment Capitol of the World”. There is something in Las Vegas for every traveller. It is far from modest and is brilliant.

The Las Vegas Strip is the main road through the city, lined with glamour and illuminated signs for one fabulous hotel after another. You can enter each hotel as you walk along the three-and-a-half-mile long Strip. Each hotel opens up inside into a world of its own where you’ll discover restaurants, free attractions, shopping and shows… and maybe even a shark or two!

What to do in Las Vegas?

It’s not all Gambling and Casino’s in Las Vegas – But its essentially what it was built on. Whether you’re a table made-pro, or just want to try the slots, Vegas is the place to take the chance!

Besides the glitz of the strip, there are loads of cultural experiences to be had in Vegas! Visit the Neon Boneyard, a museum showcasing all of the once-loved neon signs, or visit Downtown Vegas where the Mob Museum shows a different side to crime and Freemont Street gives you a taste of the original Las Vegas. Catch one of the famous show’s Las Vegas is famous for like Cirque du Soleil or the artist in residency. The Bellagio holds a show of its own for all to see, free of charge, every 15 mins from 8 pm-midnight and every 30 mins through the afternoons. Whether you’re staying on or off the strip, you won’t be far from a wild pool party.

What to do nearby Las Vegas?

You can take a trip out to nearby Red Rock Canyon for hiking and wildlife in the outdoors air. Trips to the Grand Canyon are possible, though a four-hour drive may make this the next stop on your road trip.

Where to eat in Las Vegas?

Make the most of a Casino buffet and be sure to arrive hungry! There are so many to choose from so you’ll want to check out a few before you decide. Culinary legends and celebrity chefs have set up restaurants all over Las Vegas, stretching further out than the Strip alone. Freemont Street and China Town are full of cultural delights!