Las Vegas Itinerary by Locals for a perfect trip
Plan your perfect Las Vegas trip with local itineraries and the best things to see and do. Whether you're looking for a day-trip or a week-long adventure, our unique travel guides have got you covered.
Explore Las Vegas: Attractions, Museums & Hidden Gems
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Top Las Vegas Attractions You Can't Miss
Iconic Sights to Hidden Gems
Drive the scenic 13-mile loop, stopping for overlooks and a short hike such as Calico Tanks or a viewpoint walk.
Free, rotating floral and horticultural displays in an ornate indoor conservatory.
Catch a fountain performance — iconic and a quick, memorable stop.
Drop bags, get room key and quick orientation of the property.
Classic French bistro with outdoor seating facing the Bellagio fountains.
Stroll botanical gardens, visit small museums, and learn about the region's ecology and history.
Local Tips from the travel experts
Handpicked tips from top-rated activities in Las Vegas to help you make the most of your visit.
"Reservations or arriving early recommended—this place fills up.Try a pasta or the family-style options if you want to sample several dishes.Cashless payment may be accepted; check menu for vegetarian options."
Lunch at Esther's Kitchen
"Expect a casual counter-service vibe; seating can be limited at peak times.Try a coffee or a house sandwich and share a pastry.Good spot for a quick, satisfying midday meal before museum visits."
Lunch at PublicUs (casual, local favorite)
"Highly recommended to reserve well in advance; seating fills quickly.Share a few dishes and try the charcoal-grilled items for a true Raku experience.Cash is accepted; check current payment options before you go."
Dinner at Raku (renowned Japanese robata and omakase-style options)
"Great for recovering from a hike — try their vegetable-forward dishes or a hearty sandwich.If traveling back to the Strip afterward, allow time for the drive and a short rest.If busy, they may seat parties on a first-come basis — consider a short wait."
Lunch at Honey Salt (near Red Rock / Summerlin)
"A single rotation takes about 30 minutes—good for photos and a relaxed perspective on the Strip.Book timed entry if you prefer a guaranteed slot.Cabins are climate-controlled—comfortable year-round."
High Roller observation wheel (quick ride for skyline views)
"Check gallery hours—many close mid-afternoon on weekdays.Look for local murals and small coffee shops for quick snacks.Bring small cash for vintage shops that prefer it."
Explore the Arts District (galleries, vintage shops, murals)
"Good spot for quick boutique shopping and a relaxed pace.Check the courtyard for live music or family-friendly features.Outdoor seating areas make this a nice brief pause after lunch."
Stroll Downtown Container Park (shops, public art)
"Signature dishes include the crispy duck and the garlic prawns; ask the server for specialties.Reservations recommended; be prepared for a lively dining room.Consider sharing a few dishes family-style to sample more flavors."
Dinner: Lotus of Siam
"Reservations strongly recommended; the wait can be long for walk-ins.Try a pasta and share a vegetable side for variety.They have a well-curated wine list — ask for pairing suggestions."
Dinner at Esther's Kitchen (popular neighborhood Italian)