Las Vegas, Nevada
Entertainment, dining, nightlife, and spectacle beyond imagination.
The Strip
Four point two miles of the most concentrated entertainment, dining, and luxury on earth.
Entertainment
Cirque du Soleil has called Las Vegas home for three decades. Penn & Teller have held court at the Rio since 1993. The Sphere changed what a live experience can be. No city on earth concentrates this much performance talent in one place.
From intimate comedy clubs to stadium residencies — every night on the Strip is opening night somewhere.
Explore Shows & EntertainmentBeyond the Casino Floor
The Strip rewards those who look beyond the obvious.
Fine Dining
Gordon Ramsay runs five restaurants here. Joël Robuchon earned three Michelin stars. Noël Robuchon, Jean-Georges, and Nobu call the Strip home. Las Vegas is quietly one of the world's great dining cities.
Discover the RestaurantsNightlife
XS at Encore. Omnia inside Caesars. Hakkasan at MGM Grand. The world's highest-earning nightclubs share a single address: the Las Vegas Strip. Pool parties, beach clubs, and rooftop bars round out the after-dark landscape.
Explore NightlifeRetail & Fashion
The Forum Shops at Caesars. The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian. Crystals at CityCenter — home to Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Prada. Las Vegas does retail with the same extravagance it applies to everything else.
Explore ShoppingCulinary
More Michelin stars per square mile than almost any city in America. A buffet culture that ranges from forgettable to extraordinary. The Bacchanal at Caesars Palace is the finest buffet in the United States — 500 dishes prepared fresh throughout the day.
Whatever your appetite — a $28 wagyu omakase at Nobu, a $6 shrimp cocktail at the Golden Gate, or something in between — the Strip has an answer.
Read the Dining GuideWhere to Stay
From storied palaces to modernist towers — every property on the Las Vegas Strip is an experience in itself. Your hotel is not merely a place to sleep.
Boutique-style luxury with terraces overlooking the Strip
Luxury Accommodations
The Palms' Empathy Suite. A rooftop villa at Nobu. A suite with its own indoor basketball court. Twelve of the most extraordinary hotel rooms in the world, all within four miles of each other — some quote-only, some bookable online right now.
Can't quite swing $100k a night? Every suite on the list links to a real room you can actually book.
See Las Vegas's Luxury SuitesExperiences
The High Roller is the tallest observation wheel in the world. The Bellagio fountains choreograph 1,200 water jets to music every thirty minutes. The Neon Museum is a genuine cultural institution. Fremont Street — the original Vegas — pulses with a canopy of LED light.
Day trips from the Strip reach the Grand Canyon's South Rim, Red Rock Canyon, and Hoover Dam. There is no shortage of things to do — only a shortage of days.
All Experiences & AttractionsLocation Guide
The Las Vegas Strip runs 4.2 miles. Where you stay determines how you experience the city.
North Strip
The most refined end of the Strip. Wynn Las Vegas is consistently ranked among the finest hotels in the world. Quieter, more elegant, and farther from the crowds.
Center Strip — Most Iconic
The heart of Las Vegas. The Bellagio fountains. The Forum Shops. Terrace rooms overlooking the Strip. Walk to nearly everything from here.
South Strip
Big venues, better value, and Mandalay Bay's legendary wave pool. T-Mobile Arena is steps away. A strong choice for concerts and sporting events.
Plan Your Visit
From airport arrivals to navigating the free resort trams — our planning guides cover every practical detail so you can spend your time enjoying the Strip, not figuring it out.