The Las Vegas Strip is one of the best places to go for entertainment on the west coast of the United States. Sporting a wide variety of Las Vegas hotels and casinos, nightclubs, restaurants and other attractions, you will be able to find a little bit of something for everyone...

Casinos

Bellagio  In between shows and other activities, you can visit the Casino. This massive structure, covering 116,000 square feet, lets you unwind and gamble in a comfortable environment. And of course, you can stand and gaze at the famous Bellagio fountains.

Caeser's Palace  When looking for elegance, the Caesars Palace Las Vegas is the place to go. Modeled after ancient Rome, this exquisite Caesars Palace hotel and casino takes all of the best charms of Rome and adds a modern flare to add to the level of comfort. Fountains, statues and other decorations greet you when you enter the lobby, submersing you into the theme of Caesars Palace Las Vegas.

Mandalay Bay  Like many other Las Vegas Hotels, the Mandalay Bay has its own casino. This casino is quite massive, covering 135,000 square feet of floor space. There are a wide varieties of different games available, from card games to slot machines. Matching with the regal nature of the Mandalay Bay, this Casino makes use of elegant decor coupled with excellent service not matched anywhere else.

Hard Rock Hotel and Casino  the Hard Rock Las Vegas also has an enormous casino, with smaller lounges for high stakes gambling. More than 600 slot machines grace the floor of the main casino, along with hundreds of gaming tables. For a quiet night of high stakes gambling, head to the Peacock Lounge, where leather seats and triple digit tables await the serious gamblers. The Fender Room is the high stakes room for slot machine gambling. If you simply want to have a bit of fun and gamble in the main lounge, you can gamble in the main casino area.

The Venetian  The Venetian Casino is a massive casino, covering 120,000 square feet of space. There are a wide variety of different table and slot machines. With over 2,500 slots, you will be able to find a machine to play on regardless of how large the crowds are.

Harrahs Casino  The Harrahs Casino is one of the larger casinos you will find in Las Vegas Hotels. Covering over 80,000 square feet, you can make the most out of a wide range of different games. If you are looking to have fun gambling in a lively environment, this is the place to go.

The Mirage  This casino has a wide variety of different card games, as well as over 2,000 slot machines available for your use. With a range of lounges at your disposal, visiting the Casino is a great way to have a fun evening without having to leave the hotel.

Nightlife

Coyote Ugly  There are a lot of bars and nightclubs in Vegas where you have to be one of the "beautiful people" to earn a place to sit on a reserved couch. Coyote Ugly is not one of those places. This is a drinking joint with a college party atmosphere. Coyote Ugly's trademark is the sexy female bartenders who get up on the bar and dance, sing and encourage patrons to drink more alcohol.

Foundation Room  The House of Blues Foundation Room at Mandalay Bay is one of the most exclusive clubs in Vegas. It is usually a members-only venue, but on Monday nights, the doors are open to everyone for a special after-hours party called "Godspeed."  Accessible only by a private elevator, the Foundation Room is located 43 floors up, on the top of the hotel. An outdoor balcony offers breathtaking views of the Strip and the eastern Las Vegas valley.

House of Blues at Mandalay Bay  Depending on the night of the week, the venue that hosts some of the most legendary music acts in the world can also host some of your guilty pleasures.

Jet at Mirage  “People choose Jet because it appeals to such a wide variety of audiences,” said Steven Lockwood, marketing director for Jet Nightclub. “Locals love to come on Monday nights for our great industry promotions and the fantastic house DJs we have…Tourists love to come for the amazing energy, music and service or even for the chance to see a celebrity that frequents our club.”

Moon/Playboy Club  Playboy. The word has conjured up thoughts of beautiful women, swanky bachelor pads and swinging singles for 54 years. Now, on the tail of a 20-year Playboy Club drought, that iconic lifestyle once again leaps off the pages of the famous magazine and comes to life in the Playboy Club at the Palms Las Vegas.

Privé at Planet Hollywood  The club, located inside Planet Hollywood, is actually an offering from the folks in South Beach Florida. The Opium Group – which operates four hopping nightclubs in Miami – chose Sin City for the first venture outside of Florida, and why wouldn’t they?

Rain Las Vegas  The pleasures of Rain Las Vegas lie in its contradictions. Like the hotel-casino that hosts it, the club was built for locals but encourages out-of-state visitors to leave the Strip and party down. It is cavernous without feeling impersonal, unique without being gimmicky and elegant without being pretentious.

Studio 54  A reincarnation of the famed Studio 54 in New York City, which closed in its original form in 1979, Studio 54 Las Vegas brings that same glitz and glamour to a place where glitz and glamour feel right at home – Sin City.

VooDoo Lounge  Waiting in line to start the night at VooDoo Lounge, it might seem like the party is going on below you. From the frantic beeping of slot machines to the roving fun of Masquerade Village that’s taking place just over the railing, it’s an easy mistake to make. But the great part about VooDoo Lounge is that the party is actually above you, 51 stories up, in a place not visible just yet. And any celebration going on around a video poker machine basically pales in comparison.

Dining

BOA Steakhouse  BOA Steakhouse certainly delivers steak with style. BOA mixes classic and modern influences throughout the restaurant. Scenic views of the Strip, driftwood trees, and large vibrant red and pink light boxes set the mood for your meal.

Chinois  The fertile fields of Wolfgang Puck's restaurants are known as California-style dining trendsetters, taking classic European cooking concepts and infusing them with a light, modern taste. At the striking Chinois in the Forum Shops, Puck lends the same expert touch to Asian cuisine, particularly Chinese dishes.

Gallagher's Steakhouse  Peer through the display windows at Gallagher's Steakhouse at New York-New York to see the racks of prime beef aging. All of the beef is air aged for 21 days. In the truest tradition of the genre, Gallagher's specialty is hearty, well-prepared and honest food, including the crunchiest hash browns in my taste memory bank. This carnivore's Utopia serves thick, succulent steaks and chops, fish and seafood and more.

Trattoria del Lupo  With his Trattoria del Lupo, famed culinary visionary Wolfgang Puck has infused Mandalay Bay with classic Italian gourmet cuisine. Housed in an attractive and welcoming space – think light pastel Baroque-era inspired walls, warm golden globe hanging lamps and airy patio seating – Lupo unites the finest of imported Italian items with the freshest domestic foods.

Pampas Brazilian Grille  Meat, on a sword, at your table...Pampas Brazilian Grille inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood is not your average restaurant in a mall. Pampas serves up something different, not just in the food, but in how they serve it.

Postrio  Central to St. Mark's is Wolfgang Puck's Postrio with its spacious patio café for casual dining and an upscale dining room. This is the second Postrio for Puck. Postrio San Francisco opened in April 1989; Postrio Las Vegas opened in December 1999.

Spago  Modern Las Vegas culinary history started right here at Spago, which opened in the Forum Shops in 1992 and ushered in the celebrity chef and fine dining era in this shimmering city. Spago's cuisine is based on the finest, freshest produce and prime cuts of meat. It is also created with an artistic flair that complements the dining room's hyper-modern, elegant design.

The Tillerman  The Tillerman has been a classic, upscale Las Vegas eatery for nearly 30 years –- it's a place near and dear to the heart of many locals and vacationers alike. And now this elegant yet comfortable establishment has been rejuvenated with new ownership.

Popular Attractions

Bodies - The Exhibition  Twenty-one whole-body specimens are on display throughout the exhibit in various poses illustrating the body in motion. Poses include throwing darts, conducting music, pitching a baseball and hurling a discus. There are also more than 260 organs and partial-body specimens on display.

Pole Position Raceway  Craving a taste of adrenaline on your vacation? If you want a bit of excitement and adventure, Pole Position Raceway will send your heart racing. Novice and experienced racers alike can enjoy this state-of-the-art facility, which features indoor race karts zooming faster than any of their kind in the country. 

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition  Although the "ship of dreams" met its demise nearly a century ago, the spirit of the Titanic and its passengers live on through "Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition."

Gameworks  GameWorks offers something for everyone. Where else can you be a firefighter, a police officer, a professional snowboarder, skier or race car driver, all in one arena? Featuring 200-plus interactive games, GameWorks has just about everything imaginable.

Attractions near Las Vegas

Grand Canyon  Grand is an understatement. Glorious, exalted, divinely inspired — all are more apropos adjectives to describe THE canyon. One glimpse of its majesty is all it takes to understand why the Grand Canyon is considered one of the natural wonders of the world.

The Hoover Dam  Named one of the Top 10 Construction Achievements of the 20th Century, Hoover Dam continues to draw crowds more than 70 years after its creation.
Attracting more than a million visitors a year, Hoover Dam is located in Black Canyon, just minutes outside of Las Vegas.