Las Vegas Guide

Las Vegas Guide: Heading to Las Vegas anytime soon for a weekend getaway? Sure, you’re going to need to brush up on your gambling sills with the help of sites like dewa-poker.net, so you can make the most of the most famous casinos in all of the land, but don’t miss out on some of the lesser-known attractions too. And, yes! Life does exist in Vegas outside of the Strip! Don’t be afraid to venture off the hotel-lined boulevard. It will all be there when you get back! There is more to the gambling city than cirque du soliel shows and free drinks, although a lot of people do say that experiencing visiting a casino at least once while you’re in Vegas is an experience in itself. If this sounds daunting, maybe checking out sites similar to find fair casinos could be a better option for you. Perhaps gambling sites online could provide a good platform for practicing the sorts of games one might encounter in a Las Vegas casino; sites like Spelautomater online might be a good place to begin building upon your skills.

If you are heading to Vegas, make sure to skip the buffet and eat at some of the world-class restaurants. Here is my Las Vegas guide to some of my favorite restaurants, activities and places to shop. My bestie girlfriend Ashley helped me with the list since she always knows the best places to go and eat. This is a guide of places that are not the obvious

Mon Ami Gabi at Paris Hotel

Bouchon at Venetian Hotel

Joes Stone Crab at Caesars

Yellowtail at Bellagio

Sprinkles at Linq

Ghirardelli’s Ice Cream at Linq

Shake Shack at New York New York

Serendipity 3 at Caesars

EAT by Container Park

Carson Kitchen at Container Park

Le Thai on Fremont Street

El Sombrero at Downtown

Vintner Grill near Summerlin

DW Bistro (west side of Vegas)– try the carrot cake

Lulu’s Bread and Breakfast (north Las Vegas)

Echo & Rig at Summerlin

Brooklyn Bowl at the Linq– bowling and live music

High Roller at the Linq

Container Park at Downtown

Neon Museum at Downtown

Discovery Children’s Museum at Downtown (one of the best children’s museum!)

Mt. Charleston— good place to hike when you want to get out of the Vegas heat

Boulder City–perfect day trip and to see Lake Mead and Hoover Dam

Fremont Experience has light show and free concerts at Downtown

Mob Museum at Downtown

Take this Las Vegas guide when you hit up the strip. Then I want to know where are your favorite places to go while in Vegas?