City Guides
Las Vegas
Sightseeing
Sightseeing
Las Vegas
Most Popular Hotels in Las Vegas:
3960 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 89119
2000 Fashion Show Drive, 89109
3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 89109
11011 West Charleston Boulevard, 89135
Sightseeing Overview
While most cities have particular entertainment districts for tourists to visit among other attractions, Las Vegas is one giant entertainment district. Las Vegas Boulevard (the central attraction for this 24-hour city) runs through the heart of Downtown, in the north of the city, and turns into the Strip, in the south.
The city is divided into two halves - Downtown and the Strip. Downtown (also known as ‘Glitter Gulch' for the bright neon signs and millions of flashing lights) is the living embodiment of old Las Vegas. Here, the vintage-style hotels, casinos, stage shows and strip joints are joined by the new and popular Fremont Street Experience Mall.
Further south, the Strip is home to the latest, biggest and most ambitious casinos, many of which verge on being mini theme parks. Casinos are obviously Las Vegas' biggest draw card and the biggest and the best are listed under Key Attractions.
Tourist Information
Las Vegas Visitor Information Center
3150 Paradise Road
Tel: (702) 892 7575 or 1 877 847 4858.
Website: www.lvcva.com
Opening hours: Daily 0800-1700.
Passes
There are no tourist passes currently available in Las Vegas.
Tours of Las Vegas
Grand Canyon All American Helicopter Tour - Starting from £174.47 per person 
Ultimate Grand Canyon 4-in-1 Helicopter Tour - Starting from £340.44 per person 
Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam Day Trip from Las Vegas with Optional Skywalk - Starting from £60.79 per person 
Grand Canyon West Rim Air Adventure Day Trip from Las Vegas - Starting from £197.57 per person 
Grand Canyon West Rim Air and Ground Day Trip from Las Vegas with Skywalk - Starting from £139.82 per person 
Most Popular Hotels in Las Vegas:
3960 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 89119
2000 Fashion Show Drive, 89109
3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 89109
11011 West Charleston Boulevard, 89135
Sightseeing Overview
While most cities have particular entertainment districts for tourists to visit among other attractions, Las Vegas is one giant entertainment district. Las Vegas Boulevard (the central attraction for this 24-hour city) runs through the heart of Downtown, in the north of the city, and turns into the Strip, in the south.
The city is divided into two halves - Downtown and the Strip. Downtown (also known as ‘Glitter Gulch' for the bright neon signs and millions of flashing lights) is the living embodiment of old Las Vegas. Here, the vintage-style hotels, casinos, stage shows and strip joints are joined by the new and popular Fremont Street Experience Mall.
Further south, the Strip is home to the latest, biggest and most ambitious casinos, many of which verge on being mini theme parks. Casinos are obviously Las Vegas' biggest draw card and the biggest and the best are listed under Key Attractions.
The city is divided into two halves - Downtown and the Strip. Downtown (also known as ‘Glitter Gulch' for the bright neon signs and millions of flashing lights) is the living embodiment of old Las Vegas. Here, the vintage-style hotels, casinos, stage shows and strip joints are joined by the new and popular Fremont Street Experience Mall.
Further south, the Strip is home to the latest, biggest and most ambitious casinos, many of which verge on being mini theme parks. Casinos are obviously Las Vegas' biggest draw card and the biggest and the best are listed under Key Attractions.
Tourist Information
Las Vegas Visitor Information Center
3150 Paradise Road
Tel: (702) 892 7575 or 1 877 847 4858.
Website: www.lvcva.com
Opening hours: Daily 0800-1700.
3150 Paradise Road
Tel: (702) 892 7575 or 1 877 847 4858.
Website: www.lvcva.com
Opening hours: Daily 0800-1700.
Passes
There are no tourist passes currently available in Las Vegas.
Tours of Las Vegas





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