What do you recommend doing in Las Vegas?

Here are a few things I recommend doing on the strip:

• Absinthe – see a bit of everything in one unique show
• Bellagio Conservatory – relax in a 14k sqft indoor botanical garden
• Climb Vegas – overcome your fear of heights with this indoor ropes course
• Coca-Cola World – try a variety of beverages from around the world
• Container Park – experience a giant fire-breathing praying mantis
• Flamingo Habitat – relax in a 15-acre outdoor wildlife habitat
• Fountains of Bellagio – watch over 1,000 fountains dance to music
• Fremont Street – there are tons of things to see and do here
• Helicopter Tour – see Las Vegas from the sky either day or night
• Indoor Skydiving – experience skydiving without jumping out of a plane
• Las Vegas Sign – take your photo in front of the iconic sign
• Pinball Hall of Fame – play over 300 vintage and modern pinball machines
• Sandbox VR – shoot zombies and experience Star Trek in open-arena VR
• Shark Reef Aquarium – see more than 2,000 aquatic creatures
• Slotzilla – ride a zip line over the top of Freemont Street
• The Grand Canal – walk or float down an indoor Venetian canal
• The Mob Museum – learn the history of organized crime and law enforcement
• The Neon Museum – explore the history of Las Vegas through neon signs
• The Sphere – attend a concert in this 360-degree multi-sensory venue
• The Stratosphere – you can dine, drink, and ride thrill rides at the top
• The Tipsy Robot – let a robot make and serve you cocktails
• Zero Latency VR – shot zombies in open-arena virtual reality

Here are a few things I recommend off of the strip:

• Area 15 – it’s like a mall for hyper-sensory experiences — rather than shopping
• Atomic Museum – learn the history of the US nuclear weapons testing program
• Battlefield Vegas – shoot machine guns, sniper rifles, mini-guns, tanks, and more
• Container Park – a retail and fun center with a giant fire-breathing praying mantis
• Dig This – learn how to operate real excavators, bulldozers, skid loaders, and more
• Ethel M Factory – learn how chocolate is made and taste the finished product
• Game Nest – a Japanese arcade; half the fun is figuring out how to play the games
• Lone Mountain – hike to the top and enjoy one of the best views of Vegas
• Omega Mart – an immersive journey into and surreal world for all ages (in Area 15)
• Sky Combat Aces – a pilot teaches you how to fly a stunt plane (yes, you fly the plane!)
• Springs Preserve – explore the history of Las Vegas before and after human settlement

Here are a few things I recommend outside of Las Vegas:

• Extraterrestrial Hwy – cycle 100 miles with almost no traffic near Area 51
• Hoover Dam – see one of the modern engineering wonders of the world
• Red Rock Canyon – hike, cycle, or drive along this scenic 13-mile stretch of road
• River Mountain Trails Loop – cycle or hike this 35-mile scenic trail
• The Grand Canyon – fly via helicopter for a truly amazing experience