ONE DAY IN LAS VEGAS

Best Time to Visit Vegas

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Getting Around Vegas

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Top Alternative Things to Do in Las Vegas (Besides Gambling)

Make the Most of Vegas’ Dining Scene

Vegas has a spectacular dining scene. Vegas’ dining scene is constantly changing and evolving and the city has some spectacular places to enjoy when visiting. From local taco joints to Michelin-star cuisine, you can find almost anything your taste buds dream of in Las Vegas. READ OUR DINING RECS HERE

Visit Las Vegas’ Themed Hotels

While you’re on The Strip, it’s also worth checking out the famous themed hotels. Some of the most iconic themed hotels in Las Vegas include the Luxor Hotel & Casino. Its pyramid shape and sphinx outside are the most notable. There’s also Paris Hotel Resort, New York Hotel and Excalibur Hotel and Casino that have a Medieval Theme. FIND OUT MORE

Visit the Neon Museum Las Vegas

The museum has a vast collection of Vegas signage and neon that dates back to the 1930s until the present day. You can visit both during the day or at night where you’ll catch many of the signage on and working.

Fly over the Grand Canyon

So, a day in Vegas is certainly not enough time to visit the Grand Canyon but you can most certainly fly over it in a helicopter. Flights depart from Las Vegas, making this one of the most thrilling and memorable experiences during 1 day in Las Vegas.

Visit the Ethel M Botanical Cactus Garden

On the outskirts of the city, you’ll find the Ethel M Chocolate Factory and beside it, the Ethel M Botanical Cactus Garden. It’s one of the best places to visit on a day trip to Vegas. This is Nevada’s largest cactus garden. It’s a three-acre gem that’s full of native and foreign plant-species, more than 300 to be exact. FIND OUT MORE HERE

Afternoon at the Spa

Vegas might be the party city but that doesn’t mean you can’t get some good spa time in. There are some superb spas and day spas in Vegas that offer a number of signature treatments and spaces to just relax. CHECK OUR TOP VEGAS SPAS HERE

Happy Travels!

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