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Things to do in Las Vegas

Casino resorts and fountain shows along the Strip, old Vegas and restored neon signs downtown, all in the middle of the Mojave Desert.

12 sights

All tours and tickets in Las Vegas

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Nature

Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Glass-roofed garden inside Bellagio, replanted with a new seasonal display several times a year.Entry: Check seasonal changeover closures: Nov 8-13, 2026 and Jan 3-8, 2027Search tickets and tours on Tiqets
Food

Downtown Container Park

Open-air plaza of shops and small eateries built from shipping containers on Fremont Street.Entry: Pay as you go
Food

Eataly Las Vegas

Italian food hall in Park MGM with pasta, pizza and gelato counters, open from morning to late.Entry: Pay as you go
Food

Famous Foods Street Eats, Resorts World

Food hall at Resorts World on the north Strip, with many counters under one roof.Entry: Pay as you go
Viewpoint

Fountains of Bellagio

Water and music shows on the lake in front of Bellagio, every 15 to 30 min.Entry: Free to watch from the sidewalkSearch tours on Tiqets
Neighborhood

Fremont Street Experience

Downtown pedestrian mall of old casinos under a giant video canopy, with a zip line overhead.Entry: Free to visit
Neighborhood

Grand Canal Shoppes

Venice-themed shopping streets inside the Venetian, with indoor canals and gondolas.Entry: Free to visit
Food

Las Vegas Arts District (18b)

Downtown district of galleries, vintage shops, murals, cafés and breweries around Main Street.Entry: Pay as you go
Museum

The Mob Museum

Museum of organized crime and law enforcement in a historic downtown federal building.Entry: Buy tickets online; evening arrival is discountedSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
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The Neon Museum

Outdoor yard of restored casino and motel signs, the best place to see old Vegas neon.Entry: Book a time slotSearch tickets and tours on Tiqets
Viewpoint

The STRAT Tower

Observation tower at the north end of the Strip, with indoor and outdoor decks above the city.Entry: Buy tickets, $[fee]Search tickets and tours on Tiqets
Viewpoint

Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign

The neon welcome sign designed by Betty Willis in 1959, at the south end of the Strip.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on Tiqets

See them in a day-by-day plan

Illuminated jets arc across the lake in front of Bellagio's curved hotel tower on the Las Vegas Strip.
The Fountains of Bellagio rise from the lake beside Las Vegas Boulevard. · Adapted from Frank Schulenburg · Adaptation licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
Las Vegas in 2 daysWelcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign, Bellagio Conservatory, Grand Canal Shoppes, Fountains of Bellagio, The STRAT Tower, The Mob Museum, Arts District, Fremont Street Experience, The Neon Museum2 days, United StatesBalanced pace