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Updated 21 September 2018

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Las Vegas, Nevada

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Las Vegas is a mystical and dazzling sea of neon lights that beckons its visitorswith luxurious accommodation, unbelievable shows, exquisite restaurants,world-class gambling, and decadence on a grandiose scale – it is ancient Rome,romantic Paris, exotic Egypt, exciting New York City, and the Canals of Veniceall together rolled into one fabulous vacation destination. Millions of people fulfilltheir dream of vising Las Vegas every year, and as to its manifold shape, it is notdifficult to see why it has earned the title of the world's Entertainment Capital.

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THE CITY

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Shortly after gambling was legalized in Nevada

in 1931, construction of the rst hotel/casinos

began but who could have known that it was the

beginning of the phenomenon known simply as

Vegas: a glamorous, fantasy oasis in the middle

of the desert.

Although the city's image seems to be dominated

by casinos, there is much more to Las Vegas

than 'just' gambling, eating, and shopping – it is

a vibrant, fast growing city that attracts some of

the largest conventions and business meetings in

the world. Each year, over 50,000 people

relocate permanently to this city, thanks to the

abundance of jobs, low taxes, healthy climate

and beautiful surroundings, and with 320 days of

sunshine annually, Las Vegas can also boast

some of the country's best golng facilities. Las

Vegas is a growing city that gets bigger every

year, with more spectacular hotels and casinos

being designed and built in order to amaze and

entertain people from all over the world.

Beyond the famous ve-mile Las Vegas Strip,

there is also the historically exciting Fremont

Street, the home of the original casinos that

started this very Vegas craze back in the 1930s.

Millions of tourists come to see the Freemont

Experience every year, where an incredible and

breathtaking light and sound show presented on

a domed structure covers several blocks in the

downtown area.

DO & SEE

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It is impossible to see and do everything that Las

Vegas has to oer during only one trip, and this

is what keeps visitors returning over and over

again – the choices can be overwhelming. Good

planning is the key to any great vacation but

especially for Las Vegas, it is highly

recommended to set up a bucket-list.

Grand Canyon National Park

Pretty much everyone has

heard of the Grand

Canyon, and the stunning

landscape with its

impressive size should

not be missed if you are

anywhere close by. The national park consists of

277 miles (446 km) of the Colorado River and the

erosion's eects on the surrounding landscape.

The Grand Canyon itself is 18 miles (29 km)

wide, and a mile (1,6 km) deep. It is possible to

hike 9 miles (14,5 km) down the Bright Angel

Trail to the very bottom, and this quite tough

walk is most certainly worth it!

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Address: Grand Canyon, Arizona

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 928 638 7888

Destination: Las Vegas, NevadaPublishing date: 2018-09-21

Internet: www.nps.gov/grca

Email: [email protected]

More Info: The Grand Canyon lies 250 miles (400km) from

Las Vegas but there are several companies that oer trips of

all kinds. When going there by car, you take highway 93

south to Interstate 40 east to highway 64 – count on

approximately 4.5 hours for getting there.

The Mob Museum

Do you know what

happened with the

familiar phrase 'what

happens in Vegas, stays

in Vegas'? Follow the real

life stories of criminal

characters that are only familiar to you from TV

dramas, as you walk through this one-of-a-kind

Mob Museum, as you can here discover the story

from the birth of the Mob to the activities of

them today. The museum features real stories of

both sides, from the Mob and the justice system,

so that you will learn about how Las Vegas came

to be, and about the hidden stories that have

unfolded in its busy streets.

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Address: 300 Stewart Avenue, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Sun-Wed 9am-10pm. Thu-Sat 9am-12am

Phone: +1 702 229 2734

Internet: www.themobmuseum.org


High Roller

The High Roller is the

largest and tallest

observation wheel in the

world, as its 146 m beat

both the London Eye and

the Singapore Flyer when

it comes to height. For one of the best views

combined with a fun experience, take a half hour

ride and discover the city from a whole new

angle, with 360-degree views and stares in awe.

While an informative video will explain

interesting and surprising facts about Las Vegas,

the sunset can here be enjoyed best.

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Address: 3545 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Daily 11:30am-2am

Phone: +1 702 322 0537

Internet: www.caesars.com/linq/high-roller


Stratosphere Tower

This sight at Stratosphere

Hotel is the tallest

freestanding observation

tower in the United

States, and – with one of

the best panorama view

of the strip – a perfect spot for having a drink.

The tower will give you a glimpse of the

shimmering Las Vegas Strip and the grand

casino's, and if you are feeling adventurous and

brave, then do take the 829-feet Sky-jump, or the

free fall drop tower. Be aware, however, that

this activity is only meant for daredevils!

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Address: 2000 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 702 380 7777

Internet: www.stratospherehotel.com


The Strip

The Strip is probably the

world's best-known

boulevard stretch, so do

prepare for an intense

few hours among casinos,

restaurants, stores,

top-notch hotels and many other establishments.

One of the most popular activities is taking

pictures with people dressed up as the famous,


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and one of the choices are Marilyn Monroe, Elvis

and even Alan from the movie 'The Hangover'.

When having been here during the day, come

back at night to rediscover, and for getting dizzy

and amazed in the area of glimmering light.

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Address: South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas

Eiffel Tower Experience

There is no need to leave

the US soil for having a

romantic meal on the

Eiel Tower, as you only

have to visit this Las

Vegas landmark for

dining with a 460-foot-high and 360-degree city

view over the breathtaking Bellagio fountains.

Rise above the crowded Las Vegas Boulevard in

Paris Las Vegas, and enjoy some ne-dining

whilst looking at one of the most beautiful views

of Las Vegas. Do net forget to immortalise this

moment by taking a professional picture in

''France in Vegas''.

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Opening hours: Daily 10am-1am

Phone: +1 888 727 4758

Internet:

www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas/things-to-do/eiel-tower

More Info: Make reservations in advance for best seating.

Mount Charleston

With its great hiking

trails, this area – only a

40-minute drive away

from the Strip – is a

perfect getaway if you try

to escape the city for a

while. Charleston Peak is with its 3,632 metres

one of the highest mountains in the Nevada area,

and it promises you clean and crisp air, as well

as serenity and beautiful landscape for

retreating from the smothering summer heat of

the big city – you here deserve to catch your

breath at one of the most enchanting places of

Nevada.

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Address: 2525 Kyle Canyon Road, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Daily 9am-4pm

Phone: +1 702 872 5486

Internet: www.gomtcharleston.com


Gambling

There is no doubt about

gambling being Las

Vegas' main attraction,

and there is a level for

every visitor: experienced

and rst-timer, as most

casinos oer free lessons that usually take place

in the morning hours on table games such as

Blackjack, Craps, and Roulette. The new penny

slots are probably the most popular among the

recreational gambler as to the bonus games

within the games themselves. While the jackpots

are, of course, not nearly as large as dollar slots,

these games are fun and entertaining anyways,

and you can still win some money.

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More Info: The age limit of 21 years is for all gambling

strictly enforced.

Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam is a national

historic landmark and the

highest concrete dam in

the Western Hemisphere,

as it is more than 725

feet (220 m) above the

Colorado River. Once known as Boulder Dam,

this concrete arch-gravity dam on the border


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between Arizona and Nevada has 17 generators

that produce 4 billion kilowatts of electricity a

year, which makes it one of the country’s largest

hydroelectric power facilities. Named after

President Herbert Hoover, and dedicated by

President Franklin Roosevelt, the Hoover Dam is

visited by nearly one million people each year.

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Address: Hoover Dam Access Road, Las Vegas


Phone: +1 702 494 2517

Internet: www.usbr.gov/lc/hooverdam


Fountains of Bellagio

The Bellagio Fountains at

the quarter-mile lake in

front of the Hotel Bellagio

display a choreographed

dance of water and light

set to 29 dierent opera,

country, or pop musical selections, are

presented. Each show is dierent, lasting 5 to 10

minutes with water blasting hundreds of feet

into the sky, and the best time to see this is at

night, standing on the street side of the lake.

Crowds will start to gather about ve minutes

before each show so head here a little early to

get an unobstructed view.

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Opening hours: Mon-Fri 3pm-8pm (every 1/2 hour) and

8pm-12am (every 15 mins). Sat, Holiday 12pm-8pm (every

1/2hour), 8pm-12am (every 15 mins). Sun 11am-7pm (every

1/2hour) and 7pm-12am (every 15mins)

Phone: +1 702 693 7111

Internet: www.bellagio.com


Death Valley National ParkDeath Valley is a low and

dry desert valley of about

3,000 square miles

(7,800km²) within the

Mojave desert, east of the

Sierra Mountains and

close to the border of California and Nevada.

This area holds the record for the hottest July

temperature ever recorded at Furnace Creek, as

on July 10, 1913, temperatures reached stunning

134 °F (56.7 °C) – do not forget to pack your

sunscreen, and a couple of bottles of water!

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Address: Death Valley National Park, Nevada

Phone: +1 760 786 3200

Internet: www.nps.gov/deva


Fremont Street Experience

The Fremont Street

Experience is a highly

successful attempt to

draw the millions of

visitors back to the

downtown area. The

domed-canopy 90 feet (27,5 meters) above the

street was constructed along ve city blocks,

lined with some of the oldest casinos in Las

Vegas. Every evening from sundown to midnight,

the canopy becomes a giant screen showing

high resolution images accompanied by

concert-quality sound. At the top of each hour,

visitors pour into the streets, looking skyward in

anticipation of one of the six dierent shows

lasting six to nine minutes.

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Address: 425 Fremont Street, Las Vegas

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 702 678 5600

Internet: www.vegasexperience.com


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Volcano at the Mirage

The tranquil waterfalls in

front of the Mirage are

transformed into an

erupting volcano,

beginning with

thunderous explosions,

and followed with bright orange ames leaping

into the night sky, and molten lava streaming

through the three-acre lagoon area. The heat can

be felt by onlookers standing across the wide

Las Vegas Boulevard so it is almost impossible to

ignore one of the most majestic and, on top, free

experiences of Las Vegas!

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Address: 3400 South Las Vegas Boulveard, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Sun-Thu 8pm, 9pm. Fri-Sat 8pm, 9pm,10pm.

Phone: +1 702 791 7111

Internet: www.mirage.com


Fall of Atlantis Fountain Show

Every hour, the Fall of

Atlantis Fountain Show is

presented in the Forum

Shops next to the

Cheesecake Factory,

including the mythical

King Atlas, sibling greed, a 20-foot winged beast,

re, oods, and best of all, giant talking statues.

The story behind the show is that King Atlantis is

unable to make a decision between his heirs,

and about who will rule the kingdom, since they

all want to destroy each other for the opportunity

to be the next ruler.

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Opening hours: Sun-Thu 11am-10pm. Fri-Sat 11am-11pm

Phone: +1 866 983 427 9

Internet: www.vegas.com/attractions/on-the-strip/caesars-atl

antis-fountain


Red Rock Canyon State Park

Red Rock Canyon State

Park oers scenic desert

clis that reach up to

3,000 feet (914 meters),

spectacular rock

formations, and abundant

wildlife including hawks, squirrels, and lizards.

Recreational activities here are camping,

sightseeing, hiking, cycling and whatever you

can think of, and even if you are not a fan of the

outdoors, you should denitely pay a visit here.

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Address: Scenic Loop Drive, Las Vegas

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 661 946 6092

Internet: www.redrockcanyonlv.org


Valley of Fire State Park

Valley of Fire State Park

is Nevada’s oldest and

largest state park,

dedicated in 1935, and it

is named after the red

sandstone formations that

arose from great shifting sand dunes during the

age of dinosaurs. The area boasts petried wood

and a 3000-year-old Indian petroglyph, as well as

brilliant formations of eroded sandstone and

sand dunes dating back 150 million years. Also,

there are 7 tall red boulders in the desert which

are called 'The Seven Sisters' but take a peek

yourself!

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Address: 29450 Valley Fire Road, Overton, Nevada


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Opening hours: daily sunrise-sunset

Phone: +1 702 397 2088

Internet: www.valley-of-re.com


Secret Garden of Siegfried and Roy and TheDolphin Habitat

Enter the Secret Garden,

a tropical sanctuary for

some of the most exotic

and rare creatures in the

world. Siegfried and Roy,

famous for their magic

shows, are deeply committed to saving these

animals from extinction through research and

education. In addition to the Royal White tigers,

there are leopards, white lions, black panthers,

and an Asian elephant, and atlantic bottlenose

Dolphins live in a 2.5 million gallon water habitat

including an articial coral reef nearby.

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Phone: +1 702 791 7188

Internet: www.mirage.com/en/amenities/siegfried-roys-secret

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Outside Las Vegas

There are over 100

dierent tours oered by

a variety of companies in

Las Vegas, including

sightseeing to the Hoover

Dam, Grand Canyon,

Lake Mead, the Colorado River, Red Rock, the

Valley of Fire and Mount Charleston. The tours

last from 2 to 10 hours, and they can be taken by

van, bus, airplane, boat or helicopter.

One of the most exciting tours is the Grand

Canyon Sunset Tour: leave by helicopter, make a

low-level ight over the Hoover Dam and Lake

Mead, and land at the Grand Canyon for a

Champagne picnic at sunset before returning to

the lights of the Las Vegas Strip.

If you have a car, it is an easy drive from the Las

Vegas Strip to the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead

(51 km/31 miles), Mount Charleston (64 km/40

miles), Red Rock Canyon National Conservation

Area (24 km/15 miles ) and the Valley of Fire (85

km/53 miles).

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More Info: Be sure to book tours from a reputable company

and not from someone selling tours on the street.

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

Witness one of the most

compelling stories of our

time through the precious

treasures left by those

aboard the Titanic on her

fateful maiden voyage, as

this exhibit will take you to the Titanic’s resting

place, and into the depths of the North Atlantic

Ocean. When entering, you will receive a

boarding ticket from an actual passenger of the

Titanic, and it will give you some information

about the person, and in the end you will nd out

if the person survived the catastrophe or not.

This exhibit will give you a real sense of

perspective of the magnitude of the disaster.

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Phone: +1 800.557.7428

Internet: www.luxor.com/en/entertainment/titanic.html

More Info: This exhibition is located at atrium level of Luxor

Hotel.


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"O" Cirque du SoleilAt the opera house of

Bellagio, the show "O" is

performed above the

water by a

internationally-renowned

cast of world-class

acrobats, synchronized swimmers, and divers.

The rst three rows are the 'wet seats', as to the

distance with the stage, so keep this in mind

when choosing a sitting area!

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Opening hours: Wed-Sun 7pm, 9.30pm

Phone: +1 888 488 7111

Internet: www.cirquedusoleil.com/o


More Info: Tickets must be picked up an hour before show

time.

DINING

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Next to gambling, the most engaging activity in

Las Vegas is dining one's heart out, and nearly

every type and style of food known to man can be

found: from European over Asian to North and

South American avours, and ve-star

restaurants to take-outs. As there is denitely no

shortage of dining experiences, do prepare to be

amazed by tis variety of restaurants in Las

Vegas!

Delmonico SteakhouseDelmonico is an

all-American Steakhouse

with a Creole inuence,

the New Orleans Style.

The upscale restaurants

already impresses with an

impeccable service, an impressive presentation,

and an elegant surrounding but the menu

features most tasty dishes with beef, chicken,

pork and seafood, and their desserts are

probably most famous – look to the pecan pie

with vanilla bean ice cream and caramel sauce.

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Opening hours: Sun-Thu 11:30am-2pm and 5pm-10pm.

Fri-Sat 11:30am-2pm and 5pm-10:30pm

Phone: +1 702 414 3737

Internet: www.emerilsrestaurants.com/delmonico-steakhouse


More Info: Reservations are highly recommended because of

the popularity of Delmonico.

Outback Steakhouse

From Europe to Asia and

back to America again,

we can denitely not

forget about the food of

beautiful Australia, and

this when you can turn to

Outback Steakhouse. This restaurant is known

for the tender meat which almost melts in your

mouth, but they also have other plenty of options

such as 'The Outbacker', Grilled Chicken on the

Barbie, and chicken & shrimp pasta. This is an

Australian feast for everyone!

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Phone: +1 702 251 7770

Internet: www.outback.com


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Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill

Whether it is pizza from

the wood-red oven, or

grilled salmon with

capellini pasta, you will

denitely enjoy this

playful but elegant eatery

with open air sitting that will give you an

amazing view of what Las Vegas and MGM has

to oer. This restaurant serves

California-inspired cuisine combined with a

contemporary bar-and-grill menu with a twist,

and one of the most ordered dished are the

grilled hamburgers – they apparently are grilled

to perfection so that they will leave you waiting

for more.

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Opening hours: Mon, Wed-Fri 11.30am-6am. Tue

11.30am-10pm. Sat-Sun 11am-6am

Phone: +1 702 891 3000

Internet: www.wolfgangpuck.com/dining/wolfgang-puck-bar-

and-grill-las-vegas

Carnival World & Seafood Buffet

Travel the world at the

largest buet in Las

Vegas. Choices are

divided into “stations"

such as Dim Sum, Italian,

Mexican, Mongolian grill,

sushi, Japanese, Asian, and American, but as the

name already suggests, the main part of the

buet exists out of amazing seafood. If you are

seafood-lover, you have entered your personal

food-heaven, but the centerpiece is also the

dessert station with 70 varieties of pies, cakes,

and pastries.

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Address: 3700 West Flamingo Road, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 4pm-9pm. Sat-Sun 10am-9pm

Phone: +1 702 777 7757

Internet: www.caesars.com/rio-las-vegas/restaurants/carnival

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JJ’s Boulangerie

Las Vegas has always

been fond of Paris, hence

the Eiel Tower in the

centre of the city. JJ's

produces French

baguettes for all the

restaurants at Paris Las Vegas, and here, you

can order freshly-made sandwiches, salads,

soups and, of course, straight-from-the-oven

pastries and baked goods – you can also watch

how the breads are made, and both the sight and

the smell will leave your mouthwatering. As

their food is not only inspired from beautiful

France, you can also get a Danish, pizza, gelato

and a British scone.

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Phone: +1 702 946 7000

Internet:

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More Info: This bakery is located at Paris Las Vegas Hotel.

The Buffet at Treasure Island

The Buet at Treasure

Island is perfect for the

whole family, as they

have one of the most

variety of cuisines in Las

Vegas, ranging from

American BBQ and Italian pizza and pasta to

Japanese Sushi and Chinese noodles; best

features are also the six avors of crème brulee

and the self-serve coee, cappuccino, cafe latte,

and espresso. Champagne brunch is available at

the weekend, and seafood buet is available

from Friday to Sunday.


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Opening hours: Mon-Sun 7am-10pm

Phone: +1 800 944 7444

Internet:

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More Info: Located at Treasure Island Hotel & Casino

Eiffel Tower Restaurant

Perched high above the

Las Vegas Strip, one of

the most intimate and

romantic restaurants in

Las Vegas takes guests

up in a glass elevator to

their venue on the 11th oor of the Paris

Hotel/Casino, with a spectacular panoramic view

of the glittering lights and, not to mention, a

glorious view of the Bellagio Fountain Show

below. This is the time of having the meal and

the view of your life!

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Opening hours: Mon-Fri 11.30am-3pm. Sat 10am-3pm.

Sun-Thu 4.30pm-10.30pm

Phone: +1 702 948 6937

Internet: www.eieltowerrestaurant.com


Top of the World Restaurant

Dinning during sunset,

high atop the

Stratosphere Hotel as

844 feet in the air, is a

must-do and for sure also

a once-in-a-lifetime

experience. The restaurant actually rotates 360

degrees every hour, providing unmatched views

of Las Vegas, while a good menu choice is the

three-course Chateaubriand for Two, including

soup or salad, certied Angus beef tenderloin

with vegetables and the Chocolate Stratosphere

for dessert.

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Phone: +1 702 380 7777

Internet: www.topoftheworldlv.com

Copper Whisk Café

Copper Whisk Café at

Orleans Casino is open

24/7, allowing guests to

enjoy breakfast whenever

they like. A plate-sized

Copper Whisk Cinnamon

Roll and fresh cut Fruit Plate, omelets, burgers,

or Hawaiian Breakfast are only some of the

menu's features, and the guests' favourite is the

Oxtail soup – although it might not be considered

as breakfast, you sometimes need some savoury

treat in the morning!

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Address: 4500 West Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 702 365 7111

Internet: www.orleanscasino.com/dine/casual-dining/copper-

whisk-cafe

Go Vegan Café, Juice Bar & Market

Delicious and healthy at

the same time is no

longer a problem, as Go

Vegan Café, Juice Bar &

Market oers cooked

vegan dishes, raw wraps,

fresh salad, juice, smoothies and a wide range of

healthy food. Gluten-free options are also

available, but do not worry, as people who enjoy

a piece of meat from time to time will also have a

large variety of burgers and pizzas!

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Address: 5875 South Rainbow Boulevard #104, Las Vegas


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Opening hours: Mon-Sat 9am-8pm. Sun 9am-5pm

Phone: +1 702 405 8550

Internet: www.govegan.cafe


Nora's Italian Cuisine

Nora's has, by locals,

been hailed the best

Italian restaurant, as well

as the best cocktail bar in

Las Vegas. Be sure to

bring your appetite since

Nora's serves large portions of unique dishes like

crazy Alfredo, which is fettuccine alfredo piled

with chicken, sausage, shrimp, mushrooms, bell

peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, and jalapenos.

Reservations are recommended if you are

impatient about enjoying Italian meals.

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Opening hours: Mon-Thu 11am-10pm. Fri 11am-11pm. Sat

4pm-11pm. Sun 4pm-10pm

Phone: +1 702 873 8990

Internet: www.norascuisine.com


Florida Café Cuban Restaurant

Florida Café Cuban

Restaurant serves an

authentic Cuban cuisine

with an attentive and

friendly sta that is –

reiterated by those who

regularly visit the venue – considered to be

excellent. Try their Cuban sandwich or their

tostones, or a keenly executed Cuban coee

paired with any dish.

Photo: Hans Geel/Shutterstock.com


Opening hours: Mon-Thu 8.30am-10pm. Fri-Sun

8.30am-11pm

Phone: +1 702-338-5629

Internet: www.oridacafecuban.com


KoMex Fusion Express

This small and

family-owned restaurant

has generated some big

buzz with their Mexican,

Chinese, Korean and

American-inspired meals,

and abiding by their own rules of fusion cuisine,

they have created dishes like Fusion Bulgogi

Nachos: nachos topped with meat, mozzarella

cheese, pico de gallo, jalapenos and Korean hot

sauce. Portion sizes are generous, and prices are

aordable, so do remember to eat a little bit less

than usual, and prepare yourself for a fantastic

meal!

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Address: 633 North Decatur Boulevard, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11am-8pm

Phone: +1 702 646 1612

Internet: www.komexexpress.com


Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House

This swanky, upscale

steak house has locations

in ten of America's

bustling metropolitan

cities, and each of them is

designed to reect the

character of the city it calls home. Its Las Vegas

location is situated just minutes away from the

Las Vegas Strip, and it features eight private

dining rooms,as well as live music each night and

outdoor seating. A tip from the locals and the

regular guests: try the sesame-seared tuna!

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Address: 3925 Paradise Road, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 5pm-10:30pm. Sun 5pm-10pm


www.govegan.cafe

www.norascuisine.com

www.floridacafecuban.com

www.komexexpress.com

Phone: +1 702 796 0063

Internet: www.delfriscos.com/las-vegas


M&M Soul Food Cafe

As the name implies,

M&M serves nothing but

the best of soul food in

Las Vegas or even

Nevada, and as their

menu is so lauded and

appreciated, they have already received

numerous and consecutive "Best of Las Vegas"

awards from the Las Vegas Review Journal. Due

to its popularity, another restaurant is located at

the North Strip, and both of the restaurants have

the same quality and an excellent service!

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Address: 3923 West Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 8am-9pm. Sat-Sun 8am-10pm

Phone: +1 702 453 7685

Internet: www.soulfoodcafelv.com

Mon Ami Gabi

Dine and enjoy a view of

Bellagio fountains at this

French bistro, where they

serve breakfast, lunch,

and dinner as well as

brunch on weekends.

Gluten free options, desserts, and a long list of

wine and cocktails are also available, but a dish

that you should denitely try is the classic Steak

Frites, as after one bite, you do believe that you

are actually in a bistro somewhere in France.

Remember to check out their recommendation

on the daily menu.

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Opening hours: Sun-Thu 7am-11pm. Fri-Sat 7am-12am

Phone: +1 702 944 4224

Internet: www.monamigabi.com

Martorano’s

At The Paris Las Vegas

Hotel, Martorano’s – a

popular chain – is under

the helm of creator Steve

Martorano, who brings

his South Philly cooking

and Italian food with a list of wines and drinks to

Las Vegas itself. As a nice surprise, the food is

less expensive but as high levelled as menus of

other high quality restaurants. Just to help you

with making a decision, the veal parmigiana with

pasta is highly recommended, while the live

music performances later at night should also

not be missed.

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Opening hours: Daily 5pm-10:30pm

Phone: +1 702 946 4656

Internet: www.cafemartorano.com


Estiatorio Milos

One of North America’s

nest Greek restaurants

makes its way to Las

Vegas in a big and

delicious way, as

Estiatorio Milos serves

seafood from the raw bar, and cooked in the

subtlest ways. Dine here on authentic and top

notch Greek cuisine while overlooking the Las

Vegas skyline.

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Opening hours: Mon-Thur, Sun 11:30am-11pm. Fri-Sat

11:30am-12am

Phone: +1 877 893 2001

Internet:

www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com/restaurants/estiatorio-milos


www.delfriscos.com/las-vegas

www.soulfoodcafelv.com

www.monamigabi.com

www.cafemartorano.com




Canyon Ranch Café

Take a break from the

rather cacophonous

motion of Las Vegas with

a meal at Canyon Ranch

Cafe. Peruse the day's

paper while sipping on

your choice in a all-day breakfast with

sandwiches, wraps, tacos, coees, teas, or

smoothies with organic and non-GMO

ingredients.

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Phone: +1 877 220 2688

Internet:

www.venetian.com/restaurants/canyon-ranch-cafe.html

Café Bellagio

The wait to get seated

may be long but the

reward is perfection in

both food and drink.

Overlook the botanical

courtyard and a

Mediterranean-style pool while enjoying

breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night supper at

reasonable prices.

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Phone: +1 702 693 7356

Internet: www.bellagio.com

CAFES

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Clear your head, and start your day with a cup of

coee or espresso at one of Las Vegas' many

cafes: whether you want to be in France, Italy, or

just right there in the country of the US and A,

you have way too many choices than you will

ever need. Many of the cafes are located in

casinos, so do also take a a risk with the slot

machines before spending your (won) money on

your favourite drink (or treat), for having a great

Las Vegas time!

Sunrise Coffee Co.

Sunrise Coee Co. is a

popular independent cafe

with great reviews,

friendly sta and free

Wi-Fi, and it serves

roasted organic coee,

organic teas as well as tasty vegan and

vegetarian food, as "all organic, all good" is their

highest device. On top, they do not only focus on

the traditional coees, as their menu features

avours like Nutella Latte, and – for the Harry

Potter fans – a Butterbeer Latte, while gluten

free options are also available.

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Address: 3130 East Sunset Road, Las Vegas


Phone: +1 702 433 3304

Internet: www.sunrisecoeelv.com




www.bellagio.com

www.sunrisecoffeelv.com


Zenaida’s Cafe

Welcome to the

traditional American

breakfast and brunch

restaurant of your

innermost dream: to

Zenaida's Cafe, which is

known for its innite amount of breakfast dishes

from traditional American oatmeal to more

innovative True Parmesan Fries. At least once

in your life, you have to try their famous Avocado

Toast and Eggs Benedict, but what really drives

the customers insane with hunger is the

home-made hollandaise sauce – go on and have a

try!

Photo: prapass/Shutterstock.com

Address: 3430 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Wed-Son 8am-3pm

Phone: +1 702 476 3117

Le Petit Cafe & Bakery

You probably already

notices that Las Vegas is

totally in love with

France: from the replica

of the Eiel Tower and

the Arc de Triomphe to

the countless French restaurants, you can nd it

everywhere. Le Petit Café & Bakery is one of the

most popular place to go to if you want to

experience the traditional meals of France.

When you open the door, you will be greeted

with the mouthwatering smell of classic

croissants, quiche, macaroons and so much

more. Don't forget to ask what the soup du jour

is!

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Address: 6496 Medical Center Street, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7am-7pm. Sat 9am-3pm

Phone: +1 702 963 8444

Internet: www.lepetitcafeandbakery.com


Spago

Spago is a favourite

among locals and tourists

alike but despite its

always crowded venue, it

still manages to deliver

quality food without

focusing on quantity only. While choosing

between dishes of a seasonal cuisine with global

inuences, a peek at the international wine list

and cocktails is also worth a try.

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Address: Caesars Palace, Forum Shops, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Sun-Thu 11.30am-10:30pm. Fri-Sat

11.30am-11pm

Phone: +1 702 369 6300

Internet: www.wolfgangpuck.com/dining/spago-lv

Makers & Finders

The visitors and residents

of Las Vegas do not only

adore the French cuisine,

as they have the same

appreciation for South

America. Makers &

Finders is a coee bar which focuses on

traditional Latin coee and treats, such as

handmade arepas, empanadas and chipotle

chicken wings. The baristas are highly trained in

coee making, as being familiar with seven

dierent brew methods and ve single-origin

coee beans, so do prepare yourself for a

caeine boost!

Photo: Kidsada Manchinda/Shutterstock.com

Address: 1120 South Main Street, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Thu 7am-8pm. Fri-Sat 7am-9pm. Sun

9am-3pm

Phone: +1 702 586 8255


www.lepetitcafeandbakery.com

www.wolfgangpuck.com/dining/spago-lv

Internet: www.makerslv.com


Bronze Cafe

Las Vegas has numerous

cafes and restaurants

that oer vegan and

vegetarian dishes, but the

Bronze Cafe is one of its

kind. One of their most

popular dishes is 'The Bizness' which is a salad

lled with Brussel sprouts, chickpeas, and

quinoa, and as a bonus to its healthy impact, the

salad is also big enough to keep you satised for

almost an entire day.

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Phone: +1 702 586 3401

Internet: www.bronzecafe.com


The Bagel Cafe

Even in Las Vegas, New

York is never far away,

and the Bagel Cafe – with

its delicious New

York-style bagels – is the

living proof as to its 20

dierent kinds of fresh bagels with many more

spreads to choose from. The dishes can be both

savoury and sweet, and the venue also sell

overstued sandwiches, such as the traditional

corn-beef, lobster salad and egg salad ones. Do

take your time for choosing from its plenty

options!

Photo: AnikonaAnn/Shutterstock.com

Address: 301 North Bualo Drive, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon 6:30am-6pm. Tue-Fri 6:30am-8pm.

Sat-Sun 7am-5pm

Phone: +1 702 255 3444

Internet: www.thebagelcafelv.com


PublicUs

If you are looking for a

traditional American

brunch, do not look any

further but head to

PublicUs, as they will

oer you everything that

you could possibly fantasize about while having

these typical dreams about brunch. From

Frenchie Toast and Smashed Avo Toast to Steak

& Eggs and Buttermilk Fried Chicken, they meet

every expectations, and by also featuring a

yogurt bar, house made vanilla iced latte and a

macadamia nut paste latte, this is the time to

chase all your dreams.

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Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7am-7pm. Sat-Sun 7am-5pm

Phone: +1 702 331 5500


Cafés at Bellagio

If you just need a quick

bite, you will nd quite a

few cafés inside the

Bellagio Casino, and if

you feel for something

cold, try the Italian ice

cream or a smoothie in Café Gelato. When

longing for a freshly brewed coee, head to

Palio, where you will also nd homemade

chocolates.

Photo: RizalPhoto/Shutterstock.com


Internet: www.bellagio.com/en/restaurants/quick-eats.html


www.makerslv.com

www.bronzecafe.com

www.thebagelcafelv.com

www.bellagio.com/en/restaurants/quick-eats.html

The Coffee Bean & Tea LeafThis early bird cafe opens

up before all other places

in the mall, and they have

all the necessary treats

for an outstanding coee

experience. As there are

20 locations around the Las Vegas Valley, and

even a mobile coee truck, you cannot miss this

opportunity out.

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Address: 3645 South Town Centre Drive, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 5:30am-7pm. Sat 6:30am-7pm. Sun

6:30am-6pm

Phone: +1 702 785 0419

Internet: www.coeebeanlv.com

Sambalatte

Sambalatte is an

exclusive coee lounge

and espresso venue that

takes pride in both their

coee and their baked

goods of wonderful taste.

Their popularity does not only come from their

great quality but also from their unique

inventions such as their iconic rainbow latte that

you just have to try.

Photo: Sarah Noda/Shutterstock.com

Address: 750 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Thu 7am-8pm. Fri-Sat 7am-9pm

Phone: +1 702 272 2333

Internet: www.sambalatte.com


BARS & NIGHTLIFE

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Vegas is literally 'the city that never sleeps', and

the Las Vegas Strip is a continuous streak of

bars, and it is not unusual to see people carrying

an alcoholic beverage. Every hotel and casino

oers superb entertainment, oor shows, bars

and nightclubs, while live entertainment happens

indeed everywhere.

Cleopatra’s Barge

This place literally rocks:

the setting is an ornate

replica of a Roman barge

on the Nile, that gently

rocks in a shallow pool,

while its oating lounge,

in the main casino at Caesar's Palace, features

both DJ and live music. There is no cover charge

but only a two-drink minimum, so this is

denitely a venue for a good night out!

Photo: DisobeyArt/Shutterstock.com


Internet: www.caesarspalace.com


www.coffeebeanlv.com

www.sambalatte.com

www.caesarspalace.com

Mandarin BarThe Mandarin Bar crafts

original cocktails with an

Asian twists which cannot

be beaten by any other

drink. While this location

is both luxurious and

laid-back, as some combination that is really

found rarely, this venue spreads a great

atmosphere that can best be enjoyed near the

windows, with a fantastic view from the 23rd

oor and a great drink.

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Opening hours: Sun-Thu 4pm-1am. Fri-Sat 12pm-2am

Phone: +1 888 881 9367

Internet: www.mandarinoriental.com/lasvegas/ne-dining/ma

ndarin-bar

Fat Tuesday

Fat Tuesday is a local

favourite when it comes

to getting a pre-party

buzz going. While many

drinks here are served in

bong-like glasses, you can

get a discounted rell at locations other than

your original one all around the Strip, and there

are seven Fat Tuesday bars in whole Las Vegas,

so do take your pick, and and then some look

around.

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Opening hours: Sun-Thu 10am-2am. Fri-Sat 10am-3am

Phone: +1 702 735 0121

Internet: www.fat-tuesday.com


Encore Beach ClubThe loudest pool party in

Vegas, with world-class

DJs and gaming tables,

takes place at this venue,

which exactly looks like a

movie's stereotypical

spring break . Remember to check the event

calendar, in order to get a ticket in advance:

Martin Garrix, Avicii and Tiësto have already

shown their expertise, so stay tunned about what

(or who) is coming next.

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Opening hours: Fri, Sun 11am-7pm. Sat 10am-7pm

Phone: +1 702 770 7300

Internet: www.encorebeachclub.com


More Info: Proper swim attire is required in order to enter

the venue.

Frankie's Tiki Room

Venture out from the

Strip and get your buzz

going with the locals in

the always exotic

Frankie's Tiki Room,

where a cocktail's

strength is marked by the amount of skulls, from

1 up to 5. Filled with original carvings just like

Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, you can

here enjoy the most exotic drinks.

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Address: 1712 West Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 702 385 3110

Internet: www.frankiestikiroom.com



www.mandarinoriental.com/lasvegas/fine-dining/mandarin-bar

www.mandarinoriental.com/lasvegas/fine-dining/mandarin-bar

www.fat-tuesday.com

www.encorebeachclub.com

www.frankiestikiroom.com

The ChandelierHundreds of glimmering

crystals will surround you

in this exquisite cocktail

lounge bar where you can

savour dierent

selections of drinks

within each of the bar's levels. Start with their

most signicant ones: The Forbidden Fruit, The

Innite Playlist, or Fire-Breathing Dragon.

Photo: Jacob Lund/Shutterstock.com


Opening hours: Level 1: 24/7. Level 1.5: 6pm-2am. Level 2:

11am-4am

Phone: +1 702 698 7000

Internet:

www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com/lounges-bars/chandelier


Don't Tell Mama

This venue is a downtown

live piano bar o the

beaten tourist tracks that

features an open mic and

dierent singers. While

you can order a song to

your liking from the resident musician, one of the

many talents of the barmen is the ability to sing

almost every song that was ever known to

humans – if you want proof: the national anthem

of New-Zealand was already performed.

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Opening hours: Tue-Sun 8pm-closing

Phone: +1 702 207 0788

Internet: www.donttellmama.com


The GarageThe Garage is a laid-back

gay and sports bar where

drinks and fun ow

aplenty. Happy Hour

starts from opening to

7pm, and you can then

enjoy any two drinks for the price of only one. Do

also check out their daily deals and specials

throughout the week, and make sure that you

arrive here a bit earlier, as it gets crowded quite

fast.

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Address: 1487 East Flamingo Road, Las Vegas

Opening hours: Mon-Sat 6pm-2am. Sun 4pm-2am

Phone: +1 702 440 6333

Internet: www.thegaragelv.com


Crown & Anchor Pub

This British pub is great

for watching football as

well as for participating

in a game yourself, albeit

on a Foosball table.

However, if football is not

your cup of tea, try pool or darts, and you can

afterwards take your pick from the great beer

selection, of course. On top, the Crown & Anchor

Pub believe that a dog truly is a man's best

friend, so that you are allowed to take your dog

to the patio, and this even perfects the literally

happy hour from 3pm to 6pm everyday.

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Address: 1350 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas

Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 702 739 8676

Internet: www.crownandanchorlv.com





www.donttellmama.com

www.thegaragelv.com

www.crownandanchorlv.com

HakkasanFormerly known as the

1970s pop culture

inspired nightclub Studio

54, Hakkasan is as

popular as ever, with

world-renowned DJs

Tiësto, Calvin Harris, Hardwell, Steve Aoki

already heating up the stage. As it was named

one of “America’s Best New Clubs” by Rolling

Stone, and awarded the title of “No. 1 Nightclub

in the World” by Playboy Magazine, do head here

and not miss it out.

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Opening hours: Thu-Sun 10:30pm-closing

Phone: +1 702 891 3838

Internet: www.hakkasanlv.com


Coyote Ugly

Seize the opportunity and

go to the place that got

famous, or rather

infamous, by the

eponymous "Coyote Ugly"

movie, as much like in the

movie, Las Vegas' Coyote Ugly is brimming with

dancing, rowdiness, and pure fun. The happy

hour lasts 6pm-9pm everyday, and as you have to

pay an entrance fee of 10 dollars after 9pm,

head here earlier.

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Opening hours: Fri-Sun 3pm-closing. Mon-Thu 6pm-closing

Phone: +1 702 740 6969

Internet: www.coyoteuglysaloon.com/vegas


VooDoo Rooftop NightclubThe Voodoo Rooftop

Nightclub is located on

the 51st Floor of the Rio,

and it oers an open-air

rooftop dance oor and

live music as well as

themed drinks include the Witch Doctor and

VooDoo Doll. Prepare yourself for a night lled

with EDM, hip hop and 80s pop music, and

indulge yourself in a crowded, romantic and

trendy atmosphere.

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Opening hours: Sun-Thu 8pm-2am. Fri-Sat 8pm-3am

Phone: +1 702 777 7800

Internet: www.caesars.com/rio-las-vegas/things-to-do/voodoo-

rooftop-nightclub


More Info: Entrance fee depends on the hour.

Venus European Pool Lounge

The Garden of the Gods

Pool Oasis at Caesar's

Palace is a

European-inspired

funzone for adults (over

the age of 21), where

multiple watering holes, cabanas, and

sunbathing spots make for a favorite destination

during the warmer months. Six dierent pools

evoke separate moods and feelings, so do nd

out which one is perfect for you.

Photo: Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock.com


Opening hours: Sun-Thu 10am-6pm. Fri-Sat 10am-7pm

Phone: +1 702 731 7280

Internet: www.venuspoolclub.com

More Info: Guests must be 21 years of age or older, and they

have to present a valid ID upon entry.


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www.coyoteuglysaloon.com/vegas

www.caesars.com/rio-las-vegas/things-to-do/voodoo-rooftop-nightclub

www.caesars.com/rio-las-vegas/things-to-do/voodoo-rooftop-nightclub

www.venuspoolclub.com

XS NightclubXS Nightclub topped the

USA Today's list for Top

venues in 2012, as the

club with house and

electronic music and DJs,

stylized after and inspired

by the curvature of the human body, was even

frequented by Prince Harry and Ryan Lochte.

Heat up the dance oor with your dance skills

before taking a break and a drink at the cool pool

nearby.

Photo: Taya Ovod/Shutterstock.com


Opening hours: Fri-Sat 10pm-4am. Sun 10.30pm-4am.

Phone: +1 702 770 0097

Internet: www.xslasvegas.com


More Info: Guests must be 21 years of age or older, and they

have to present a valid ID upon entry.

TAO Las Vegas

TAO, a

10,000-square-foot night

club, is one of the

longest-running clubs in

Las Vegas, and with its

Asian-fusion menu, an

Buddha-inspired decor, and coquettish patrons, a

prefect venue for enjoying the night. The 40-foot

terrace allows you to overlook the shimmering

Strip while you can combine both beachclub

(during the day) and the nightclub (during the

night)

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Opening hours: Beachclub: daily 11:30am-6pm. Nightclub:

Thu-Sat 10.30pm-5am

Phone: +1 702 388 8588

Internet: www.taolasvegas.com


SHOPPING

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Shopping in Las Vegas is almost as popular as

gambling, and this is evidenced by the sheer

number of stores that are ready to indulge your

every fantasy. All major hotel and casinos have a

shopping area in their establishment, but there

are also a few that stand out as premier

shopping meccas – it is said that if you cannot

buy it here, then you cannot buy it anywhere.

The Forum Shops

With 160 shops and

boutiques, and 13 new

restaurants, the recently

completed addition to the

Forum Shops at Caesar's

Palace ranges among the

largest shopping complexes in the world. With

premium stores including Harry Winston,

Abercrombie & Fitch, Hugo Boss, Christian Dior,

Faberge, Gucci, Victoria’s Secret, and FAO

Schwarz, this complex indeed impressed, and it

got actually voted 'The Best Shopping

Destination' in Las Vegas in 2015.

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Phone: +1 702 893 3807

Internet: www.forumshops.com



www.xslasvegas.com

www.taolasvegas.com

www.forumshops.com

Everything Coca-Cola Store

This Coke memorabilia

store is fun to browse

around in, even if you do

not intend to swap your

linens to Coca-Cola

themed ones in the near

future (although it might happen). Do not forget

to take a picture of with the famous polar bear

who has been the mascot of Coca Cola since

1922, and you can also sample Coke from around

the world – go easy, however, as some might

taste very dierent to what you are used to!

Photo: M. Unal Ozmen/Shutterstock.com



Phone: +1 702 270 5952

Internet: www.coca-colastore.com

M&M's World

Welcome to this colourful

world of M&Ms, and one

can simply not leave this

incredible store

empty-handed – mainly

due to the inconceivable

variety of m&ms and m&m memorabilia, but do

also not miss out the free 3D cinema, and if you

are lucky, you may even witness a dance by Red

or Yellow!

Photo: enchanted_fairy/Shutterstock.com

Address: 3785 Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas


Phone: +1 702 740 2504

Internet: www.mmsworld.com

More Info: Longer opening hours until 1am during the

summer, June 30 to August 11.

Hershey's Chocolate WorldIf you want to see a

Statue of Liberty made of

nearly 800 lbs of

Hershey's chocolate, then

head over here, where

the biggest moment of a

chocolate lover's is literally met, and fully

fullled. Both oors of this incredible store are

lled tight with chocolate and Hershey-themed

merchandise, and you even have the opportunity

to create your very own chocolate bar, so do get

creative!

Photo: Shulevskyy Volodymyr/Shutterstock.com



Phone: +1 702 437 7439

Internet: www.hersheyschocolateworldlasvegas.com

Antique Mall of America

Antique Mall of America

is an incredible nd for

antique-lovers, as this

mall brings together an

enormous variety of

collectibles as well as

rare and unique items such as typewriters,

camera lens, and paintings. Its variety makes the

Antique Mall of America one of the most

authentic shopping experiences in Las Vegas,

and as prices here are quite reasonable, do

prepare yourself for a good long hunt.

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Phone: +1 702 933 2791

Internet: www.antiquemallofamerica.net


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Bauman Rare BooksThis place is museum

rather than a bookstore,

and an unexpected treat

for history and literature

lovers as to its lot rare

editions and rst

publications of important texts that have been

carefully selected to be here, and out for sale. On

top, they do not only sell books but also oer

important letters which are signed by some

known gures in history.

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Phone: +1 702 948 1617

Internet: www.baumanrarebooks.com


Bonanza Gifts (World's Largest Gift Shop)

For Vegas souvenirs,

head straight here to the

city's largest gift shop,

where you will nd

whatever you are looking

for. The variety of gifts is

incredible, and prices are aordable, too, and as

the shop added a special kids department, there

is no excuse about forgetting to buy a gift for

your niece or nephew!

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Phone: +1 702 385 7359

Internet: www.worldslargestgiftshop.com


Guinness StoreIf you are a fan of this

celebrated Irish stout,

then you will denitely

enjoy a visit in this

Guinness-themed store

for a browse, and for

getting a customized pint glass. All items on sale

here revolve around this very special beer brand,

and you will probably not leave empty handed.

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Phone: +1 702 632 7773

Silver Post USA

This place is an

alternative shopping

experience for those who

are looking for a variation

in shopping destinations,

especially for purchasing

turquoise jewellery. Selling native American

silver, crystal, and mineral jewellery as well as

many other authentic items of pottery and

artifacts, this store will give you all what you

wished for.

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Address: 1875 Festival Plaza Drive, Las Vegas


Phone: +1 702 227 3005

Internet: www.silverpostusa.com


The Miracle Mile

With 170 stores, 15

restaurants, and a prime

centre Strip location, the

Miracle Mile Shops oer

a variety of shopping,

dining and entertainment


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possibilities. Be sure not to miss out the live

rainstorm at Merchants’ Harbor, featuring

thunder, lightning and pouring rain.

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Phone: +1 888 800 8284

Internet: www.miraclemileshopslv.com


Grand Canal Shoppes

Immerse yourself in

old-world Venice, and

stroll the cobblestone

walkway along St. Mark’s

Square, with its

sky-dome, while listing to

the beautiful sounds of the violins. Indulge

yourself in this elegant atmosphere, and in the

uniqueness of this shopping experience, as

Sephora, Banana Republic, II Prato, Mikinoto,

Dooney and Bourke, bebe, Venetzia, and Dior are

only a few of the shops along the Grand Canal.

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Phone: +1 702 414 4525

Internet: www.thegrandcanalshoppes.com

Fashion Show

The Fashion Show is a

2-million-square-foot

(185.806 square metres)

shopping centre featuring

upscale department

stores such as Saks,

Macy’s, Dillards, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s,

and Neiman Marcus along with 200 small

boutiques and chain stores. Fashion shows are

presented every hour, beginning at 1.30pm, and

there is also a food court, and plenty of resting

areas for tired shoppers.

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Phone: +1 702 369 8382

Internet: www.thefashionshow.com

Las Vegas Premium Outlets (North)

Travelers looking for

bargains of top brands

must check out Las Vegas

Premium Outlets, as they

will here nd over 150

outlet stores including

Armani Exchange, Brooks Brothers, Burberry,

DKNY, Juicy Couture, Nike, and Michael Kors.

There are also places to grab a bite to eat, and as

located just minutes north of the Strip, the mall

is easily accessible by car, bus, or taxi.

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Address: 875 South Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas


Phone: +1 702 474 7500

Internet: www.premiumoutlets.com/outlet/las-vegas-north


The Shops at Crystals

Featuring 500,000

square-feet of retail and

dining options, this

shopping centre is the

world's largest, and about

to receive LEED Gold

certication from the United States Green

Building Council. Luxury shops at Crystals

include Jimmy Choo, Donna Karan, Prada,

Christian Dior, Versace, and Stella McCartney,

and it also features art galleries while being

dotted with aesthetic elements like a 70-foot-tall

tree house.


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Opening hours: Mon-Thu 10am-11pm. Fri-Sun 10am-12am

Phone: +1 702 590 9299

Internet: crystalsatcitycenter.com


Masquerade Village

Located at Rio All-Suite

Hotel and Casino just o

the Strip, Masquerade

Village is a 60,000 square

feet shopping mall

oering a huge variety of

shops selling clothing, souvenirs and gifts,

children toys, cosmetics, jewellery, and artwork.

Prepare yourself to stay here for a while!

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Phone: +1 866 746 7671

Internet: www.riolasvegas.com

Town Square Las Vegas

Shopping, dining and

entertainment are abound

in this open-air center

that features

pedestrian-friendly

streets and walkways for

popular shops and restaurants as well as an

18-screen movie theater. Other Town Square

attractions include Town Park, a children's park

and special events.

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Opening hours: Mon-Thu 10am-9pm. Fri-Sat 10am-10pm. Sun

11am-8pm

Phone: +1 702 269 5001

Internet: www.mytownsquarelasvegas.com


Castle Walk ShopsLocated at Excalibur

Resort and Casino, this

set of shops and kiosks is

set up to mimic the look

and the feel of a medieval

bazaar, where you will

nd a variety of merchandise as well as food,

sweets, magnets, entertainment, and games. Ask

the sta for advice about the perfect souvenir to

bring back home.

Photo: gpointstudio/Shutterstock.com


Phone: +1 702 597 7777

Internet: www.excalibur.com

The Wynn and Encore Esplanades

At The Wynn and Encore

Esplanades, you will nd

luxury fashion from

Alexander McQueen,

Hermès, Chanel,

Givenchy, Louis Vuitton,

and Nicholas Kirkwood among many other

brands. The complex is located along the broad

avenue, connecting Encore Las Vegas with sunlit

corridors, and it also has a great garden outside.

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Phone: +1 702 770 7000

Internet: www.wynnlasvegas.com

The Shoppes

Shoppers looking for

something unique will

nd what they are looking

for in the boutique shops

of Mandalay Bay, as

located on the sky bridge

between Mandalay Bay and Luxor, this 40-shops


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venue oers popular retailers like Urban

Outtters among other one-of-a-kind shops.

Mandalay Place is also home to several eateries

as well as the nation's rst GUINNESS store.

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Address: 3950 South Las Vegas Boulveard, Las Vegas

Phone: +1 702 632 7777

Internet: www.mandalaybay.com/features-and-shopping/shop

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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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McCarran International Airport

Over 100,000 people pass

through the McCarran

International Airport

every day. While

numerous Airport

Shuttles are available 24

hours a day, taxis also provide their services

round the clock, and it takes about 15 minutes to

get from the airport to any Strip hotel.

Photo: Juan Garces

Address: 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard, Las Vegas

Phone: +1 702 261 5211

Internet: www.mccarran.com

Passport / VisaCitizens of the Schengen

countries, the United

Kingdom, Ireland,

Canada, Australia, New

Zealand, Singapore,

Japan, South Korea,

Taiwan and the Kingdom of Brunei can visit the

United States for up to 90 days without applying

for a visa (as well as citizens of Andorra,

Liechtenstein, Monaco and San Marino). Citizens

of these countries must obtain an ESTA

(Electronic System for Travel Authorization)

before traveling. All other travelers must obtain

a visa before visiting the United States.

International travelers need a passport that is

valid for at least 3 months after the end of their

intended trip in order to enter the country.

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Best Time to Visit

Las Vegas is not only

known for its casinos and

its entertainment but also

as to its extremely hot

weather. The best time to

visit the city is in autumn,

from September to November, and in spring,

from March to May, when the temperatures are

around 20-25 degrees. During the winter time,

the amount of tourists is great, especially during

the holidays, so do try to plan a mid-week trip, as

both the plane tickets and hotel prices are

signicantly lower in comparison to the

weekend.

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www.mandalaybay.com/features-and-shopping/shopping/the-shoppes

www.mandalaybay.com/features-and-shopping/shopping/the-shoppes

www.mccarran.com

TaxiTaxis are one of the most

used means of

transportation in Las

Vegas, and every hotel

and casino has a taxi

stand at the front door.

Keep in mind that there is a small charge for the

amount of time that the taxi has to wait for its

passengers.

One of the many taxi companies is Frias

Transportation Management, which owns ve

taxicab companies: ACE, A NLV, UNION, Vegas

Western, Virgin Valley besides Las Vegas

Limousines and Airline Shuttle.

Photo: Taxi

Address: 5010 South Valley View Boulevard, Las Vegas

Phone: +1 702 888 4888

Internet: www.lvcabs.com

Public Transport

Sidewalks are always

packed, during both day

and night but the well-lit

streets and elevated

crossovers make it safe

and easy to traverse the

busy Las Vegas Boulevard. The Strip is divided

into three sections, and if you want to visit

another casino in the same area, walking is

certainly the best option. If you wish to navigate

from the South Strip to the North Strip, however,

you will need to take a taxi, private car or bus.

RTC Buses is run by the Regional Transportation

Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC). The

Bonneville Transit Center is the transfer point

for many routes; while most routes cost around

$2 or $1, you can also buy a 24-hours pass for

$8.

Launched July 2004, the Monorail has stations at

Sahara’s, Las Vegas Hilton, Harrah's/Imperial

Palace, Bally’s, Paris and the MGM Grand. The

rst station of the Monorail is the SLS station,

where also tickets can be purchased.

Photo: Pierre-Luc Auclair

Post Office

There are two full-service

post oices on the Strip,

one at 3100 Industrial

behind Circus-Circus and

one at the Forum Shops

at Caesar’s Palace. The

lobby hours are 24/7.

Photo: Andy Fuchs

Pharmacy

Chain pharmacies – CVS

Pharmacy, Rite Aid

Pharmacy, Walgreens etc.

– as well as smaller

neighborhood stores

operate in whole Las

Vegas, and while working hours may greatly

vary, a few are open 24/7. Pharmacy signs are

often in red and white, and they are often

located inside department stores. Most of the

pharmacies sell both prescription as well as over

the counter medicine.

Photo: Gemma Garner


Opening hours: 24/7

Phone: +1 702 262 9028


www.lvcabs.com

TelephoneCountry Code: +1 Area

Code: 702

Photo: Jardson Almeida

Electricity

120 V, 60 Hz, A/B

Photo: Stirling Tschan

What to pack

Except for a special

evening of dinning and

dancing, visitors to Las

Vegas dress very

casually. Be sure to bring

comfortable shoes and

swimsuits, and also carry proper identication

with you, especially when gambling. Ladies,

however, should not carry a large purse, as it

will only get in the way when being gambling.

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Player’s Cards

Every casino will oer a

Player's Card, that can be

purchased free of charge

after a short application

of about 5 minutes, but

you will need a drivers’

license or another form of identication.

Every time you play a slot machine, do insert the

card into the appropriate slot so that it will track

the amount of play: the longer you play, the more

credits you will receive. You can also get credit

on your card for table games, so do simply hand

the card to the dealers, and they will add credits

depending on the amount of your play.

The credits accumulate, and they can be used for

small gifts, free meals and even free nights at a

hotel – even penny slots gather quite a few

credits. Some cards cover multiple casinos, and

you can use it at any venue listed on the card. Do

not worry about loosing your card, as all the

information are transferred to computers, and

the sta will gladly issue you a new card at no

charge.

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Buying half-price show tickets

Tix4tonight sells

same-day show tickets for

half price, and one of its

largest establishments is

located at the giant Coca

Cola Bottle on the Las

Vegas Strip, next to MGM Grand. The shops

accept both credit cards and cash, and all

purchases must be made in person, as phone

orders are not accepted. The chances of nding

headlining performers, such as Bette Midler or

Elton John, are not very good, but there are

many terric shows that may be available, such

as Cirque du Soleil and the Blue Man Group.

Photo: Aha-Soft/Shutterstock.com

Address: 3785 South Las Vegas Boulevard Las Vegas


Phone: +1 877 849 4868

Internet: www.tix4tonight.com


www.tix4tonight.com


PopulationCity area: 583,000Urban area: 2,2 Million

Currency1 US Dollars = 100 Cents

Opening hoursWhile most of the shops are open Sun-Thu 10am-11pm, andFri-Sat 10am-12am, casinos are open 24/7.

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Emergency numbers911

Tourist informationLas Vegas Visitor Information Center 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas+1 877 847 4858 Opening hours: Mon-Sun 8am-5.30pm


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