Las Vegas is a city of extremes. It is the brightest city on earth as seen from space, and the only one where you can see the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower and the canals of Venice in one day.
Stratosphere Tower
Rising more than 305 meters above the luxury casinos and hotels below, the stratospheric tower dominates the city skyline and is visible from almost anywhere in Las Vegas. The tower includes a hotel, a casino, a world-class restaurant and three exciting rides that will give you an adrenaline rush from a dizzying height of 262 meters. The Stratosphere Tower is a Las Vegas landmark that offers views as far as the eye can see from either of the tower's two observation decks.
Neon Museum 
The Neon Museum is the final resting place for many of the old signs that once adorned some of the most iconic casinos and hotels. The museum itself is located in the lobby of the former La Concha Motel. It was transformed into an impressive visitor center in 1996. The almost 1 hectare site has both indoor and outdoor exhibitions. The Neon Museum Tour takes visitors on a journey through the history of Las Vegas from the 1930s to the present day, showcasing the boom and bust of many once-popular casinos.
Hotel Paris Las Vegas
A famous landmark is the Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, with its smaller replicas of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe. This hotel brings the best of Paris to the center of Sin City and attracts over 10 million visitors. Its most recognizable feature is a 165-metre-high replica of the Eiffel Tower with an observation deck and a restaurant. The hotel's replica of the Eiffel Tower is open from 9:30 am to 00:30 am daily, weather permitting.
Venetian Hotel 
The iconic Venetian Hotel and Casino has been an iconic landmark in the city since it opened in 1999. Replicating Venice's famous canals, the Venetian delights guests with Venetian gondolas and a magnificent Gothic-Venetian arcade filled with first-class shops and restaurants.
Bellagio Resort
This is one of the best free attractions in Las Vegas, and the nightly rhythmic fountain shows are simply mesmerizing. Walk past the fountain and hotel lobby to admire the ever-changing exhibits and exhibitions in the exhibition hall, ranging from botanical collections to art installations. This is truly an iconic Las Vegas landmark that must be seen to be believed.
Caesar's Palace 
The ever-evolving Caesar's Palace resort and casino has been attracting many visitors since 1966. Caesar's Palace regularly hosts live performances and boxing matches, which bring together some of the world's biggest stars. Elton John and Celine Dion are just a few of those who have regularly played live concerts in the past at the Caesar's Palace Colosseum, a huge concert hall that can seat 4,100 people. Caesar's Palace is not only an entertainment center, but also many first-class restaurants and shopping arcades.
Hotel Luxor
The pitch-black pyramid of the Luxor Hotel has dominated the southwest end of the Strip since it opened in 1993. The Egyptian-style hotel and casino is 30 stories tall and about a third the size of the original Giza pyramids in Egypt. The hotel is best known for its intense beam of light that rises high into the night sky from the top of the pyramid. It is so powerful that even pilots flying over Southern California can see it. The glass-enclosed Luxor Hotel and the giant sphinx that guards its entrance are truly symbols of Las Vegas.
Red Rock Canyon 
The beautiful scenery and striking rock formations of Red Rock Canyon provide the perfect setting for many fun outdoor activities. The area attracts over a million visitors annually due to its proximity to Las Vegas, with more and more every year as word of Red Rock's beauty begins to spread. Pack supplies and plenty of water if you plan to visit the canyon, as Nevada's scorching sun can be dangerous in the summer.
Mount Charleston
The temperate climate of Mount Charleston is a welcome refuge from Nevada's harsh desert climate and is a popular year-round destination for residents of Las Vegas, hoping to escape from the bustle of the city. Mount Charleston attracts skiers every year between November and March, when the snow-capped peaks of Mount Charleston are perfect for skiing. During the spring and summer, Mount Charleston's hiking and biking trails steal the show, offering travelers breathtaking views of Las Vegas.
