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Las Vegas Strip
The stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard with the large themed hotel-casinos, fountains, theaters and paid attractions. It comes alive at night when the facades are lit.
Nevada · the United States
Las Vegas
In the destination Las Vegas and Death Valley.
In the photo: Aerial view of downtown Las Vegas
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Las Vegas.
Largest city in Nevada, located in the Mojave Desert. The Strip brings together the themed hotel-casinos, theaters and attractions such as the High Roller observation wheel. To the north, Fremont Street preserves the old downtown and its neon signs, and the Neon Museum displays those that have been retired. Red Rock Canyon and the Valley of Fire are less than an hour’s drive away.
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The local experience
What to see in Las Vegas
Historic street
Fremont Street Experience
The pedestrian mall of old downtown Las Vegas, covered by a canopy of lights with nightly shows, among the city’s first casinos and their neon signs.
Museum
Neon Museum
Outdoor museum with Las Vegas’s old neon signs, some relit, gathered in the so-called Neon Boneyard. Night tours show some of them illuminated.
Lookout
High Roller
A Ferris wheel about 167 meters high on the Strip, with enclosed glass cabins. One rotation takes about half an hour and shows the avenue, the desert and the surrounding mountains.
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Natural area
Red Rock Canyon
A conservation area west of Las Vegas with red-and-white sandstone cliffs, a one-way scenic drive and short and long trails in the Mojave Desert.
State park
Valley of Fire State Park
Nevada’s oldest state park, northeast of Las Vegas, with red sandstone formations, arches, rock engravings and scenic desert roads.