In a city famous for neon signs, one reigns supreme: the 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada' sign, facing north and straddling Las Vegas Blvd just south of Mandalay Bay, the unofficial beginning of the Strip. Designed by Betty Willis at the end of the 'Fabulous Fifties,' this sign is a classic photo op and a reminder of Vegas' past. Only southbound traffic can enter the parking lot, greeted by its flip-side reminder to 'Drive Carefully' and 'Come Back Soon.'

A true high-roller's casino, this younger sibling and an extension of the Venetian to which it is linked doesn't rely on flashy attractions to get punters through the door. The gaming floors of the two casinos combined make up Las Vegas' largest casino space, with the usual spread of high-limit table games and slot machines. Many visit just to wander the high-end shopping of the Grand Canal Shoppes.

The heart of Vegas's nightlife, lined with upscale casinos, luxury hotels, and live shows.

Offering panoramic views of the city.

The Las Vegas Monorail, buses, and taxis are convenient options for transportation.

Visit the nearby Grand Canyon for breathtaking natural scenery. Hoover Dam and Lake Mead offer a change of pace with their historical significance and natural beauty.

Las Vegas is much more than just casinos and nightlife. It's a city where entertainment, dining, shopping, and natural attractions come together to create an unforgettable travel experience. Whether you're there for the lively atmosphere, world-class shows, or the stunning nearby landscapes, Las Vegas promises a trip filled with excitement and wonder.

Montreal-based Cirque du Soleil is the creator of the Strip's hottest shows. Seven heart-stopping displays of human artistry in dance, acrobatics and performance have residency and permanent theaters in as many casinos. Tickets can be purchased online, at the casinos or through any number of discount ticket outlets.

At this lavish Asian-inspired nightclub, international jet-set DJs such as Tiësto and Steve Aoki rule the jam-packed main dance floor bordered by VIP booths and floor-to-ceiling LED screens. More offbeat sounds spin in the intimate Ling Ling Club, revealing leather sofas and backlit amber glass.

A stunning water show synchronized with music and lights.

Spring and fall offer more comfortable temperatures.

Known for its diverse culinary scene, from lavish buffets to gourmet restaurants. Vibrant nightlife with numerous clubs, bars, and lounges.

Las Vegas can be quite warm in the summer; staying hydrated and wearing sunscreen is advisable. Most major attractions are within walking distance on the Strip, making it easy to explore.