1. The Strip
The most famous of them all, this 2.5-mile-long section is the central feature of Las Vegas Boulevard, surrounded by massive entertainment palaces, luxury hotels, and other opulent establishments. This attraction is particularly beautiful at night, illuminated by bright neon signs and sparkling lights, and bustling with throngs of people. If you’re visiting Las Vegas, then The Strip simply can’t be missed!
2. Venetian Hotel and Gondola Rides
At the world-famous Venetian Hotel, you’ll feel like you’ve just been dropped into the marvelous landscape of Venice, Italy! Considered to be one of the best resorts in Las Vegas, the Venetian Hotel boasts of dozens of incredible tourist attractions, including its themed shopping arcade built and designed to resemble the renowned jewel of Italy. Complete with blue skies, canals, gondoliers, and famous landmarks like the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs, this spot is undoubtedly an unforgettable experience!
To get the full Venetian Hotel experience, take one of the gondolas maneuvered by a host of charming gondoliers. The price may be a bit steep but the ride is worth it.
3. Bellagio Resort Fountain Show
Dancing fountains aren’t unique in Las Vegas but the display put on by the Bellagio Resort puts all others to shame! Known as the best free attraction in Sin City, this fountain performs a beautiful dance perfectly in tune with the music.
After the show, head inside the Bellagio Resort to catch a glimpse of their impressive showroom area whose constantly changing themes range from stunning botanical displays to interesting art pieces.
4. Mirage Hotel Erupting Volcano and Secret Garden
To set itself apart from the other impressive resorts in Las Vegas, the Mirage Hotel set an erupting volcano as their main attraction. Stand in front of this masterpiece at night and watch as glowing red fire shoots from its mouth.
Inside the Mirage Hotel lies the Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, home to a large variety of exotic animals, including white lions. On the other hand, the Dolphin Habitat has pools with over 2.5 million gallons of water – home to many cute and domesticated dolphins.
5. Mob Museum
If you’re looking for something to tickle your morbid fascinations, then the Mob Museum at Stewart Avenue is your best bet! Officially named the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, it explores the history of the Mob in America, filled to the brim with engaging and interactive displays. These exhibits range from some of the most famous – and worst – figures, as well as the notorious incidents that made the Mob the most feared entity in the country.