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Nevada Attractions

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Madame Tussauds Las Vegas Tickets

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas Tickets

$29
per traveler
88% of travellers recommend
Madame Tussauds Las Vegas Tickets
Lake Tahoe Emerald Bay Scenic Cruise

Lake Tahoe Emerald Bay Scenic Cruise

$105
per adult
86% of travellers recommend
Lake Tahoe Emerald Bay Scenic Cruise
Hoover Dam And Boulder City Tour

ULTIMATE Hoover Dam Tour with Power Plant Tour & Hot Breakfast Included

$86
per adult
94% of travellers recommend
ULTIMATE Hoover Dam Tour with Power Plant Tour & Hot Breakfast Included
The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

$104
per adult
94% of travellers recommend
The Wizard of Oz at Sphere
Adventuredome Theme Park Unlimited Ride Pass

Adventuredome Theme Park Unlimited Ride Pass

$60
per adult
Adventuredome Theme Park Unlimited Ride Pass
Blue Man Group Las Vegas at Luxor Hotel and Casino

Blue Man Group Las Vegas at Luxor Hotel and Casino

$72
per traveler
90% of travellers recommend
Blue Man Group Las Vegas at Luxor Hotel and Casino
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Fly LINQ Zipline

$43
per adult
80% of travellers recommend
Fly LINQ Zipline
Las Vegas: Mojave Desert, 7 Magic Mountains, Vegas Sign Tour

Las Vegas: Mojave Desert, 7 Magic Mountains, Vegas Sign Tour

$49
per adult
90% of travellers recommend
Las Vegas: Mojave Desert, 7 Magic Mountains, Vegas Sign Tour
Tournament of Kings Dinner & Show at Excalibur Hotel

Tournament of Kings Dinner & Show at Excalibur Hotel

$92
per traveler
92% of travellers recommend
Tournament of Kings Dinner & Show at Excalibur Hotel
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Nevada must see attractions

1. Fremont Street

Long before the creation of the Las Vegas Strip, Fremont Street was the center of Las Vegas’ business and gaming. Everyone from celebrities to vacationing couples would come to visit casinos and watch distant atomic bomb explosions at the Nevada Test Site. Today, Fremont Street upholds the city's legacy as a 24-hour destination. Admire iconic neon lights, attend concerts and give Lady Luck a try.
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2. Bellagio Casino

Among the most famous mega-resorts in the world, Bellagio knows how to pull the crowds. Opened to much fanfare in 1998, this glamorous resort took its design cue from the Italian town of Bellagio on Lake Como. Its much-photographed lobby ceiling showcases Dale Chihuly’s intricate Fiori di Como art installation, with more than 2,000 hand-blown, colored glass flowers. Bellagio is famed for its 8-acre (3-hectare) lake, where you’ll find the incredible fountains lit up at night. It’s also the backdrop for the 2001Ocean’s Eleven film.
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3. Golden Nugget Casino

Feel like a high roller the second you step past the glistening neon entrance to the Golden Nugget Casino. LAPD police officer-turned-mobster Guy McAfee opened the casino in 1946, making it a pioneer of the Vegas gambling scene. Its legendary status has been immortalized by performances by Frank Sinatra and appearances in movies such as Viva Las Vegas and Diamonds Are Forever.
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4. The Venetian Casino

More than a casino, The Venetian Resort offers an inviting combination of suites, restaurants, entertainment, pools and spa, shopping and meeting rooms. Plan a stay here during your Las Vegas trip and enjoy all the resort’s amenities between strolls and activities along the Las Vegas Strip. Shop at more than 160 boutiques and luxury stores, dine at more than 40 restaurants and book tickets for Sphere events and other shows.
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5. Fremont Street Experience

In the center of the city, Fremont Street is a five-block pedestrian zone where vintage Vegas meets modern technology. Set against some of Sin City’s classic neon signs, you’ll find live bands, roaming street performers and a captivating light show.
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6. MGM Grand Casino

The MGM Grand Casino is one of the most celebrated mega resorts in the world. It’s instantly recognizable for a 45-feet (14-meter) bronze lion sculpture that guards the main entrance. Around 70,000 people pass through the MGM Grand Casino every day. They come to discover the best in Las Vegas gaming, nightlife and entertainment.
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Las Vegas Convention Center

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Las Vegas Strip

Visitors to Las Vegas Strip rave about its fantastic nightlife, great live music, and first-class casinos. You might also want to make some time to see Bellagio Casino or Colosseum at Caesars Palace while you're exploring the neighborhood.

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Downtown Las Vegas

Visitors to Downtown Las Vegas rave about its fantastic nightlife, great live music, and first-class casinos. You might also want to make some time to see Golden Nugget Casino or Four Queens Casino while you're exploring the neighborhood.

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Enterprise

The first-class casinos and popular shops are just a few highlights of Enterprise. Make a stop by Casino at South Point Hotel or Silverton Casino Lodge while you're exploring the area.

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Downtown Reno

Downtown Reno is beloved for its first-class casinos. Take some time to explore sights in the area like Reno Arch and National Bowling Stadium.

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Spring Valley

Spring Valley is known for its casino gaming, and you can make a stop by Las Vegas Ice Center and Desert Breeze Park while in the area.

 

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Popular day trips from Nevada

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Elko

WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA, UNITED STATES - Jun 28, 2018: Cave Lake State Park Boat Launch

Ely

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Las Vegas

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Reno

A sign for Historic Downtown Twin Falls with a 100-year celebration.

Twin Falls

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Boulder City

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Austin

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Battle Mountain

Frequently asked questions

What to do in Nevada on a sunny day?
What to do in Nevada on a rainy day?
Have a go at a couple of these indoor activities and turn a gray, rainy day into something fun:


What is Nevada famous for?
Pack your camera and be wowed by these renowned sights:

  • Hoover Dam
  • Las Vegas Convention Center
  • University of Nevada, Las Vegas

What should I not miss in Nevada?
Put these sights high on your must-do list to make the most of your trip:

  • Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  • Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
  • Las Vegas Premium Outlets North
  • Fashion Show Mall

Are there cheap things to do in Nevada?
What can you do in Nevada for free?
You'll barely have time to pull your wallet out of your backpack with so many wonderful free attractions:

  • Hoover Dam
  • Las Vegas Premium Outlets North
  • Fashion Show Mall
  • Fashion Outlet of Las Vegas

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