Top 25 Things to do in Vegas

Top 25 Things to do in Vegas

Well, if you are visiting Las Vegas for the first time and you don’t like to party or gamble then, you’ll enjoy knowing there are other activities you can do. Las Vegas is a gamblers’ haven, and there are plenty of casinos and gamble joints. But you’ll also find other fun activities that’ll keep you preoccupied in this beautiful city. If you love nature, then you’ll find many hills in Vegas where you can climb, hike or even bike. Besides, the numerous national parks in Las Vegas offer you mind-boggling attractive wildlife and lush green forests. Also, if you love food, then the countless restaurants and food joints in Las Vegas will provide you with decent and delicious food.

1. Caesars Palace

Popular among locals and tourists alike, Caesar’s place is the top destination in Las Vegas. This 53-year old building has stood the test of time in both the future and present to remain relevant. This palace is one of the few old-school properties remaining, and only a few of Vegas casinos can match its structure and atmosphere. Whether you want to wager a few chips on the sprawling casino floor or browse the beautiful Forum shops, you’ll always love this building. You can also swim in the magnificent Garden of the Gods pool.

2. Park Theatre

Park Theatre is a new showroom that hosts some of the best performers on the Vegas strip. Thanks to the widely changing entertainment trends, the strip is now a host t some of the best shows- with musicians and bands setting up a camp in this building to entertain the revelers. This theatre is host to some of the best artists such as Janet Jackson, Bruno Mars, Aerosmith, Cher, and also Lady Gaga.

3. Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

Well, if you love showcasing master artworks and exhibitions, then you’ll enjoy your visit to this center. It has numerous collections of artwork and exhibitions from around the globe. More so, these designs are popular and include Faberge designs as well as paintings from Claude Mone that comes from Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Admission is free for children under five years while adults pay $15.

4. The Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas

The Mob Museum in Downtown, Las Vegas is the best museum to follow the incredible story of Vegas mafia ties. Here you’ll experience the real-life exploits of Bugsy Siegel and his deep underworld, as shown in countless Hollywood action movies. This 41,000 square-foot museum has three floors with each having their unique pieces of Las Vegas history.

5. High Roller

If you would like to enjoy a 360° views of the Las Vegas Valley, then its best to venture into this 550 feet tall wheel. This High roller is the world’s biggest observation wheel and takes about half an hour to complete each rotation. It also comes with 28 spacious cabins and you’ll enjoy jumping into one and feeling the bustle of the wheel rotation. It costs $22 for adults and you must board before 5 pm.

6. Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park is a favorite destination in Las Vegas for nature lovers. You should prepare early and leave for this park so that you’ll not miss out on may features. For many, this national park visit is a summary of a Las Vegas sightseeing tour. Besides most of its attraction are grouped together in this 3-million-acre park. From the Badwater Basin (lowest point in America) to its colorful canyons and Zabriskie point, you’ll enjoy your stay here.

7. The Venetian Las Vegas

If you love beautiful and high-end themed resorts, then you should not leave Vas Vegas before visiting this hotel. It’s the best resort in Vegas and has a good impersonation style as well as a good architectural design. There are also gondolas that some boatmen steer in the nearby turquoise canals that resembles those of St Mark’s square but with costume characters and magnificent stars under a beautiful sky.

8. Watch the Bellagio Fountain Show

Watching the fountain show in Las Vegas is exciting especially for first time visitors. No matter how many times you visit Las Vegas, you’ll never tire of watching these beautiful falls. This show combines both music and light and is the real feast in Vegas. Though it lasts for a few minutes you’ll enjoy the experience and magic of this show.

9. Take a selfie at iconic Las Vegas Sign

If it’s your first time visiting Las Vegas, then make sure you don’t leave without taking a photo with the iconic Las Vegas Welcome sign. The sign has been at the strip since 1929. The best photo opportunity is when you are arriving from the airport. The sign was designed in 1929 and you can use the free parking nearby.

10. Hike at Red Rock Canyon

If you are looking for an awesome hiking and cliff-climbing experience, then Red Rock Canyon should be your first stop. This place is rocked with beautiful trails that lead into adorable gullies and also rock walls that are popular among mountain climbers. You’ll enjoy hiking or mountain climbing in this place. Also, if you’re not into hiking then you can explore the beautiful landscape.

11. VR adventures at the LINQ Promenade

Well, if you have never indulged yourself in a VR experience, then Vegas is the best place to do so. Visit Excalibur and enjoy an ultimate 4-D experience that will take you through adventures of Hollywood op stars. This 15-minute adventure uses special effects and 3-D projections that carries you to the middle of the action.

12. AdventureDome at Circus Circus

Well, want some thrills? Then visit AdventureDome at Circus Circus. It is one of the America’s finest climate-controlled theme parks that has 25 rides and attractions. The popular rides here include the Canyon Blaster and El Loco roller coaster. It is open daily and is one of the most popular tourist spots in Las Vegas.

13. Downtown Las Vegas Murals

If you would like to view the displays of murals by artists around the world, then its time you visit Downtown Las Vegas Murals. This building is an outdoor art gallery that features colorful paintings. Besides, the “Life is Beautiful” festival was launched here and international murals attended designing the city walls with evocative paintings.

14. Sahra Spa& Hammam

Well if you need some skin beauty treatments in Vegas, then Sahra spa is the place to visit. This spa is one of the top beauty parlors in Vegas and offers more than the standard masseuse. Whether you want to relive last night’s excesses or you want the best look for tomorrow, this spa will suit you. Services include hot stone massages, Fire& ice facials and detoxifying algae baths.

15. The Peppermill

For a delicious meal and an after-party experience, the Peppermill is your host. If you have never been to this lounge, then you have not visited Las Vegas. It operates 24 hours a day and the chefs prepares delicious dinners that leaves visitors coming for more. Besides, you’ll enjoy a disco dance at the dance floor that features beautiful backlights, fake foliage and mirrors.

16. Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay

The Shark Reef holds more than 1.5 million gallons of seawater in its 14 major exhibits. This bay is a home to over 100 species of sea animals such as sharks and dolphins. As you venture into this bay, you’ll love the spectacles and beauty of these creatures. The exhibits also include manta rays, rare golden crocodiles, sea turtles and other exotic sea creatures.

17. Zion National Park

Zion National Park is three hours’ drive away from Vegas. It’s one of the best national parks for nature lovers. Once in this park, you’ll enjoy riding the free shuttle especially from March to November. This shuttle also stops at several points along the Zion Canyon Drive where you can take selfies. Also, you can walk along the scenic Riverside walk when you are tired with the car travels.

18. Explore Hoover Dam and Lake Mead

Hoover Dam and Lake Mead are located in the Colorado River. It’s amazing scenery, and when you visit it, you’ll be surprised to learn that it was built in the 1930s. the spectacular Lake Mead is large and you could spend your afternoon in the wilderness’s. if you are looking for scenic views of the lake, then drive along Lakeshore Road to this location.

19. Siegfried& Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat

Well, Siegfried%& Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat plays host to some of the planet’s most intelligent animals. Here you’ll find five rare animal breeds such as Lions of Timbavati, Royal White Tigers, Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, and more. You can enjoy a trip of the habitat or work side by side with the animal trainers in this habitat.

20. The Mob Museum

The Mob Museum is the perfect place for learning the criminal underworld and the history of law enforcement. Its located in a former courthouse in Kefaveur. Here, you’ll see the chronicles of the organized crime, both in Vegas and around the globe. You’ll get a chance to view permanent exhibitions such as an electric chair while extra cash could venture you into the Firearm Training Simulator and the Crime Lab.

21. Enjoy the Volcano Show at the Mirage

The Great Volcano show is usually held at the Mirage, The Strip. It’s a free attraction, and you’ll get to watch shows that feature fireballs and explosions. This attraction comes from the same designers of Fountains of Bellagio and has accompanying percussion music. You should arrive early to get perfect views of the three-night shows and enjoy the music up-close.

22. The Stratosphere

Well, if you have ever seen the giant spire in Downtown Las Vegas, then that’s the stratosphere. This building is a host to many free falls that will leave your heart racing. The SkyJump is a popular activity here where visitors will jump from the 829 feet building. When you see people falling from here, don’t worry as it’s a controlled freefall.

23. Pinball Hall of Fame

for those who love pinball games, make sure you don’t end your Vegas visit without checking this hall of fame. This beautifully designed warehouse has a history of old school arcade games as well as playing machines. The more than 150 operational pinball machines allow you to play exciting vintage games, which is useful when you miss the old games.

24. Mandalay Beach

Mandalay Beach is a family-friendly pool that will spice your visit to Vegas, especially during summer. From the time you begin your summer in early April to its end in late October, you’ll enjoy beating the heat in this place. Besides, the 11-acre beach is favorite to many families due to its luxury bungalows, sandy shoreline as well as rolling wave pool.

25. Visit Rhyolite, a ghost town

Contrary to its name, Rhyolite is not a ghosts’ habitat, as you may think. Rather it features many old buildings that were once part of a vibrant town. Not long ago, Rhyolite was bustling with hotels, casinos, and even a bank. But that is past now, as many citizens fled after it became dormant.

Vegas is one of the top destinations in the US. Besides partying and gambling, there is a vast assortment of fun activities you can do here. Check our list and make sure you visit the attractions earlier to get the most out of your trip.