Category: Attractions

Iconic 1950s neon sign & popular photo op marking the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip.

The Paradox Museum in Las Vegas offers a mind-bending journey through a collection of intriguing exhibits that challenge your perceptions and understanding of reality. Prepare to have your senses tricked and your expectations defied as you explore optical illusions, impossible objects, and thought-provoking displays that will leave you questioning what is real and what is not.

Skylit Bellagio atrium featuring vibrant, seasonal scenes composed of plants, flowers & trees.

In-the-round show at Wynn featuring dreamlike atmosphere, aquatic ballet & gravity-defying stunts.

The Fountain of the Gods, a mesmerizing spectacle located in the heart of Las Vegas, captivates visitors with its awe-inspiring displays of synchronized water jets, vibrant lights, and enchanting music. This iconic tourist attraction promises an unforgettable experience as cascading waters dance to the rhythm of popular tunes, creating a truly magical ambiance.

Popular 160-foot vertical platform ride on top of the Stratosphere with panoramic city views.

Mandalay Bay Beach is an 11-acre aquatic playground at the Mandalay Bay resort on the Las Vegas Strip, built around a 1.6-million-gallon wave pool with 2,700 tons of real sand and waves that can reach up to 6 feet.

The complex includes a quarter-mile lazy river winding through landscaped palm trees and waterfalls, more than 100 rentable cabanas, day beds, and villas, and three bars and restaurants for poolside dining. A stage next to the wave pool hosts summer concerts and pool parties, while the adjacent three-story Beachside Casino offers blackjack, craps, and roulette overlooking the water.

Resort guests get complimentary access, while non-guests can purchase a day pass; most visitors spend 2 to 4 hours here relaxing in the sand, floating the lazy river, or catching a poolside show.

Indoor park under 10-story skylight at Sam’s Town offering waterfalls, animatronic animals & lasers.

Four Aces Movie Ranch provides visitors with a fascinating look into the world of Hollywood filmmaking. The ranch has been the setting for numerous movies and television shows, displaying its authentic Western ambiance and diverse landscapes. Guests can explore historic buildings, discover the history of film production in the region, and even participate in horseback riding or other ranch activities.

State nature reserve within the Mojave Desert has 8-mile hikes & a wildflower season March to May.