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Top 7 Tourist Spots In Las Vegas Beloved By Travel Reviewers

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Top 7 Tourist Spots In Las Vegas Beloved By Travel Reviewers

You’ve probably heard the saying, “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!” But when you stumble upon an incredible tourist spot, it’s worth sharing with the world! If you haven’t visited Las Vegas recently, we agree it’s worth rolling the dice on a trip to Sin City. The Strip features luxurious hotels with stunning attractions for singles, couples, and families. Even if gambling isn’t your cup of tea, you won’t experience a dull moment with endless shopping, dining, and entertainment options to fill your days and nights. Which spots are the best to add to your itinerary?

While many may shy away from typical tourist spots, in Vegas, just about everything is an experience worth having. The city is designed to dazzle and entertain, ensuring that even the most skeptical visitors find something memorable to enjoy. Not into gambling? No worries! Our list has a wide range of Sin City fun! We’ve compiled a list of the best tourist attractions in Las Vegas, most often recommended by travel experts across seven websites. Did we miss your favorite spot? Drop us a comment below and tell us about it!

The List: Top 7 Tourist Attractions in Las Vegas

1. The Strip

“Welcome to Las Vegas” sign (Photo by Sean Pavone on Shutterstock)

The iconic stretch known as “The Strip” runs from Mandalay Bay on the south to the towering Stratosphere Hotel, home to the country’s tallest freestanding observation tower. It’s an ideal spot for snapping selfies and capturing family memories. Don’t forget to swing by the renowned “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign along Las Vegas Boulevard South for another fantastic photo opportunity, writes U.S. News. Comfortable shoes are a must for exploring. Pro tip: Experience the Strip at night to be mesmerized by the dazzling array of lights and neon signs, but stay vigilant against pickpockets.

Las Vegas Boulevard South contains the most casinos in Vegas, but don’t feel pressured to gamble. Taking a stroll on “The Strip” past the hotels and casinos is almost as much fun, thanks to the lavish manicured gardens and impressive structures and you won’t lose money! If you don’t want to walk, there is a complimentary rail shuttle between some hotels, according to Touropia.

Thrillophila agrees nighttime is the best time to experience all the glitz and glamour of The Strip. It’s the only way you’ll get to experience the “classical” depiction of the city as seen on postcards. Nighttime also means cooler temperatures! Leave plenty of time to explore, The Strip is more than four miles long!

2. Bellagio Casino Fountain Show & Botanical Gardens

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Bellagio Casino in Las Vegas (Photo by Antonio Janeski on Unsplash)

The renowned Bellagio Casino and Hotel is jam-packed with hidden treasures from the Gallery of Fine Arts to the Botanical Gardens. Visitors can also indulge in a variety of dining options or unwind at the spa and salon. However, the main draw is the spectacular outside fountain that provides a mesmerizing display of water choreographed to music. Best of all, the show occurs every 15 minutes and doesn’t cost a penny, as noted by Travel Triangle.

Exploring the Bellagio’s Conservatory and Botanical Gardens will make you feel like you’ve struck gold. According to Touropia, it takes 140 horticulturists to maintain the garden and design the stunning holiday displays. Additionally, there are plenty of experts available to answer questions about the plants and their growth.

For poker enthusiasts, the Bellagio Casino is the ultimate destination, hosting the prestigious World Poker Tour. Your travel companions won’t need to venture far to experience the luxurious ambiance and amenities of the hotel. The grandiose architecture, reminiscent of movie scenes set in Las Vegas, is sure to captivate all who visit, writes U.S. News.

3. High Roller Ferris Wheel

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High Roller Ferris Wheel in Las Vegas (Photo by Tim Trad on Unsplash)

There’s no experience quite like viewing Sin City from 550 feet above ground. You can do just that on the High Roller Ferris Wheel which Thrillophilia calls “one of the most fun experiences to indulge in.” If you’re wary of heights — you’ll be comfortably inside a climate-controlled cabin. A single rotation takes about half an hour.

Numerous experts, including Travel Triangle, suggest experiencing this ride at night when the city lights enhance the ride. With the attraction open until 2 a.m., you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the view. Each cabin accommodates around 40 passengers, ensuring ample space for everyone to capture memorable photos to share on social media. For those of legal drinking age, Area 15 suggests enjoying happy hour aboard the Ferris wheel for a more festive atmosphere.

4. Stratosphere Tower

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The Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas (Photo by Kathy Marsh on Unsplash)
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