There’s more to Las Vegas than the Strip!

Must-see attractions

Our friends at Visit Las Vegas have put together a list of must-see attractions – both on and off the Strip – to add to your Las Vegas bucket list.

Learn more at VisitLasVegas.com and start making your own bucket list.

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at Bellagio
You’ve got to get that selfie with the iconic fountains of Bellagio, right? While you’re there, venture into the resort to take in the sights and scents of the season. Breathtakingly beautiful, the elaborate floral displays are definitely Instagram- worthy!

Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas
Just say oui to this Las Vegas landmark, which offers visitors spectacular Strip-side views from 46 stories in the sky. The half-scale replica features a nightly light show – inspired by the original in Paris – and a French restaurant at the top.

Gondola Ride at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas 
Whether you’re on a romantic ride with your partner or taking a fun- loving float with friends, a gondola trip is always a good idea. Coast down the Grand Canal under bridges and balconies while being serenaded in Italian by your talented gondolier!

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Otherworldly experiences await at this massive arts and entertainment complex just off the Strip. Hit a bullseye at Dueling Axes, ride Haley’s Comet, and explore a surreal “grocery store” at Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart art installation – and that’s only the beginning! The space also boasts bars, lounges and restaurants, such as The Beast by celebrity chef Todd English.

The Mob Museum
This downtown Las Vegas institution explores the fascinating history of organized crime and law enforcement. Featuring four floors of exhibits and artifacts, don’t forget to grab a cocktail at The Underground, a fully functioning distillery and speakeasy housed in the building’s basement.

High Roller at The LINQ Promenade
See the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding valley from a unique angle – 360 degrees of them to be exact! With a full rotation taking 30 minutes, the observation wheel brings visitors 550 feet up in the air.

Live Entertainment
It just wouldn’t be a proper trip to Vegas without seeing a superstar residency or a world- class production. Good news: The Entertainment Capital of the World offers opportunities to catch something fabulous every night of the week, no matter what genre. Las Vegas has it all!

Source: VisitLasVegas.com

Wining and Dining

Looking forward to dining at one of Las Vegas’s best new restaurants? We scoured the city to find the newest hotspots to eat, socialize and be seen! There’s something for everyone, and we’re sure that reading about these top restaurant picks will itself prove a mouth-watering experience. Which ones will you add to your culinary bucket list?

Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
All-day brunch? Yes, please! Snooze, an A.M. Eatery takes traditional and classic breakfast dishes and makes them fun. Go ahead – pair your meal with one of their amazing cocktails.

Yukon Pizza
Few things are better than a wood-fired pizza, and few pizzerias can say they use a 125-year- old sourdough starter to make their pies, but Yukon Pizza maintains the tradition for all of their regular and specialty pizzas.

Lotus of Siam – Red Rock
If you’re looking for stunning ambience to enjoy during your meal, visit the winner of the 2022 Eater Award for Best Design. Hundreds of hanging lanterns greet you upon arrival before you sit down to exceptional Thai cuisine.

Balla Italian Soul
James Beard Award winner Shawn McClain’s new restaurant, Balla Italian Soul, features a Mediterranean vibe with handmade pastas, wood-fired pizzas and more.

Villa Azur Las Vegas
Come for the meal, stay for the nightlife! Looking for an amazing meal (think fettuccini golden Ossetra caviar pasta and salt-baked whole branzino) and a nightclub rolled into one? Take a seat in Villa Azur’s color-changing dining room and enjoy roving singers and musicians while you dine.

The Boss Café by Buddy Valastro 
You’re in Las Vegas, but you’ll swear you’re in a New York neighborhood deli when you dine at “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro’s restaurant. Watch the magic happen in the restaurant’s open kitchen, where staff pull fresh mozzarella and top it with things like pepper and pesto, or enjoy the best in Italian-American sandwiches. (Did we mention the amazing fresh bread?)

Scotch 80 Prime
If you love whiskey and steak, put Scotch 80 Prime on your list. Select your steak tableside and pair it with a selection from the restaurant’s $3-million whiskey collection. Enhance your experience by viewing an art collection that includes pieces from Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol and Scott Hove.

The Bedford by Martha Stewart 
When Martha Stewart opens a restaurant, you know it’s going to be a “good thing!” This is her first, inspired by her 1925 country farmhouse in Bedford, New York. Not surprisingly, the restaurant offers some classic comfort food with a twist, including a baked potato that is smashed tableside. Make sure to order a Martha-rita or a Martha-tini to accompany your meal.

Toca Madera Las Vegas
Dinner and a show are both on tap at Toca Madera Las Vegas. Numerous candles and torches will illuminate your experience, but things really heat up when the fire dancers and fire breathers perform during your meal. Don’t miss the fresh queso and guacamole with pomegranate seeds.

Looking for the perfect hotspot for a nightcap? Check out VisitLasVegas.com for a list of speakeasies and rooftop bars.