Las Vegas 3 Day Itinerary
Day 1: Exploring the Strip
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Morning:
- Check-in at Bellagio Hotel & Casino, one of the iconic resorts on the strip with its famous fountain show.
- Grab a quick breakfast at Mon Ami Gabi, a charming French café inside the Paris Las Vegas hotel.
- Start your day by visiting The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens to marvel at the beautiful floral displays.
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Afternoon:
- Head to Caesar’s Palace and explore the Roman-themed resort, don’t forget to take a picture with the famous statue of Caesar!
- Visit the Venetian and The Grand Canal Shoppes, enjoy a gondola ride while soaking in the Venetian atmosphere.
- Lunch at Eataly Las Vegas, an Italian marketplace offering a variety of food options.
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Evening:
- Explore The Linq Promenade and ride the High Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel.
- Dinner at Gordon Ramsay Burger, for a burger experience with a twist by renowned chef Gordon Ramsay.
- Experience the famous Las Vegas nightlife at one of the many clubs or shows on the strip.
Day 2: Off-Strip Adventures
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Morning:
- Breakfast at Saturday’s Farmers Market in the Downtown Container Park, offering a variety of food options.
- Visit The Neon Museum, where you can see restored and reconditioned neon signs from Las Vegas’ past.
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Afternoon:
- Head to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for hiking and scenic views.
- Lunch at Sherpa Cafe, located within Red Rock Canyon, offering a variety of Asian cuisine.
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Evening:
- Return to the strip and enjoy dinner at Joël Robuchon Restaurant at The Mansion at MGM Grand, one of the top fine dining experiences in Las Vegas.
- Visit Fremont Street Experience, downtown’s pedestrian mall with a canopy of lights and live shows.
Day 3: Relaxation and Shopping
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Morning:
- Brunch at Bouchon Bakery in The Venetian, offering French pastries and dishes.
- Spend the morning shopping at The Forum Shops at Caesar’s Palace.
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Afternoon:
- Visit The Mirage Volcano, an iconic attraction that erupts nightly at 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM.
- Lunch at Olé Souvlaki, a popular Greek restaurant located near The Mirage.
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Evening:
- Visit The Fashion Show Mall for more shopping.
- Dinner at Twist by Pierre Gagnaire at The Venetian, offering contemporary French cuisine.
- End your trip with a visit to Viva Vision, the world’s largest permanent digital art installation on Fremont Street.
Things to Know:
- Las Vegas is known for its casinos, but you must be 21 years or older to gamble.
- Dress code varies between establishments, especially for fine dining and nightclubs.
- Taxis, rideshares (Uber/Lyft), buses, and monorails are available for transportation around the city.
- It can get very hot in Las Vegas during the day, so remember to bring sunscreen and stay hydrated.
Tips:
- Plan your itinerary in advance to make the most of your time.
- Many shows offer discounted tickets if you purchase them in advance or online.
- Consider purchasing a Las Vegas Pass to save on attraction costs.