Bask in luxury at The Venetian Resort, an ever-evolving entertainment complex and resort featuring high-end décor. Be sure to catch one of its Italian-inspired gondola rides, where you will float over serene waters under balconies and beneath bridges while moving across the Grand Canal.

The Grand Canyon Skywalk — a U-shaped, glass-bottomed bridge — is not for the faint-hearted! It towers 4000 feet above the Grand Canyon and gives roaring vistas of the surroundings like none other. If you’re an adventure lover, store your personal belongings in their free locker for a once-in-a-lifetime experience (and be sure to click a photo with their professional photographers).

The Fountains of Bellagio are an over-the-top spectacle — one of the most famous attractions on The Strip. 1200 water cannons shoot water into the air. As a result, the water dances and sways in synchronization with the music and light show, sure to leave you awestruck. 

Take a view of the aquatic spectacle from a sidewalk or take a seat in a Bellagio restaurant overlooking the water.

The Fremont Street is the site of Las Vegas’ first freestanding casino, and today, it continually rebuilds itself into a thrilling entertainment zone. It consists of 10 different casinos, restaurants, and live entertainment. The canopy light projects thousands of different colors and images overhead — sure to catch the eye of anyone passing by.

The 11-acre sandy shoreline of the Mandalay Beach is perfect to beat the Las Vegas heat (non-hotel guests are allowed paid admission). Featuring a world-famous aquatic playground and beach bar and grill, this destination is perfect to sun, swim, soak, and eat!

The Park Theatre hosts performances and concerts involving A-list musicians and bands. If you’re in to catch Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, or Cher performing live, you better book your slot at the Park Theatre. If you opt for a VIP seat, you will be treated to a detailed cocktail service, too!

The Zion National Park is a massive stretch of colorful rock formations situated at a 2.5-hour drive from Las Vegas. Impossibly big canyon walls, golden meadows, and powerful ancient rivers just begin to describe the fascinating landscape of the park. Satiate your inner nature love by taking a hike here!

This may seem old school, but it’s a must to see the Las Vegas sign when in the city. It is an iconic landmark featuring a retro look and neon lights. You may be there for only 15 minutes, but it makes for a great backdrop to click a picture against and update your Instagram family on your latest ventures.

Created in the 1990s, the Neon Museum aims to preserve the vintage architecture and neon signs of Las Vegas. Wander among the artifacts and delve into the times long gone by in the glittering city — the ideal experience for history buffs.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris, Las Vegas, is as romantic as the original. It is stunning all day long, but is especially spectacular to visit at night. During your visit, you take an elevator up to the deck for sweeping 360° views of Las Vegas while listening to historical facts from an ambassador. Insider tip: If you’re visiting as a couple, you may want to have a look at the “love lock” to memorialize everlasting love.