Las Vegas Usa 7 Day Itinerary

7-Day Las Vegas Itinerary for Tourists

This itinerary balances the classic Las Vegas experience with some off-the-beaten-path options. You can customize it based on your interests and budget!

Day 1: Arrival & Strip Exploration

  • Stay:
    • Option 1 (Luxury): The Bellagio - Luxurious rooms, iconic fountain show views, and fine dining experiences.
    • Option 2 (Budget-Friendly): Consider a hotel off the Strip for better value, like the Golden Nugget Las Vegas for its pool and downtown atmosphere.
  • Activity: Walk the strip! Take in the sights and sounds of the Fremont Street Experience, explore the High Roller Observation Wheel, or catch a show at a classic theatre.
  • Food:
    • Dinner: Fine dining: Le Cirque (The Bellagio) for a taste of French elegance.
    • Budget-friendly: In-N-Out Burger - A Las Vegas institution for a classic burger experience.

Things to know:

  • The Strip is the main artery of entertainment and casinos in Las Vegas, but it’s not actually part of the city! It’s a stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South that runs through the unincorporated town of Paradise.
  • Las Vegas Tip: The Strip itself is a great place to wander and explore, with its elaborate casinos, themed attractions, and free-to-watch street performances.

Things to do:

  • Take a stroll down the Strip and admire the architecture and lights.
  • Visit the Neon Museum: This museum showcases iconic neon signs from Las Vegas’s past, making it a perfect place to learn about the city’s history and see some unique art.
  • Enjoy a fine dining experience:

Day 2-4: Explore Activities & Attractions

  • Things to do:

    • Day 2: Choose from a variety of thrilling experiences on the Strip, such as ziplining at Fly LINQ Zipline, catching a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower replica at Paris Las Vegas, or exploring the neon graveyard at the Neon Museum.
    • Day 3: Indulge in the culinary delights of Las Vegas with a fine dining experience at one of the many acclaimed restaurants on the Strip. Consider:
      • The Buffet: Enjoy a classic (and massive) Las Vegas buffet experience.
      • A fancy restaurant: For example, Joël Robuchon Restaurant for an unforgettable fine dining journey.

  • Day 3-4: Explore the wonders of the natural world with a day trip to:

    • Hoover Dam: This impressive engineering feat is a must-see for its sheer size and historical significance.

Things to do:

  • Walk through Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: Enjoy hiking, rock climbing, or simply breathtaking views of the red sandstone cliffs and canyons.
  • Visit the Neon Museum (or any other casino: The Bellagio’s fountains are a spectacle, but the Strip offers a wide range of attractions for all tastes.

Things to do:

  • Day 5:

    • Pool Party: Relax and soak up the sun at one of the luxurious pool parties offered by many resorts.
    • High Roller Observation Wheel: Enjoy panoramic views from this iconic attraction on the Las Vegas Strip.

Things to do:

  • Visit the Neon Museum:
    • Explore a variety of attractions, such as the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens for its beautiful floral displays and seasonal themes.

Things to consider:

  • Day trip options: The Valley of Fire State Park, with its stunning red rock formations, is a popular choice within an hour’s drive.
  • Dining:
    • The Cosmopolitan Hotel: Known for its trendy restaurants like Zuma and Eggslut (beware, lines are long).

Things to know:

  • Food options: The Strip offers a wide range of dining experiences, from casual cafes to fine-dining restaurants.

Things to do:

  • Explore the Bellagio Conservatory: Step into a world of seasonal beauty with its elaborate floral displays and horticultural wonders.
  • Fine Dining: Las Vegas is known for its world-class fine dining, so be sure to book a reservation in advance as these can fill up quickly.
  • Other Options:

Day 5: The Cosmopolitan’s The Buffet

* **Experience the High Roller:** Enjoy breathtaking views of the city from this Ferris wheel and experience the thrill of the ride itself.

Things to know:

  • Reservations: Make reservations for shows, concerts, or popular restaurants (like those on the Strip)

Day 6: Pool Fun & Entertainment

  • Enjoy the Pool Party: Relax by the pool and soak up the sun during the day.

  • Visit the Neon Museum: Experience a different side of Las Vegas beyond the casinos and explore the unique exhibits and history of the city’s iconic neon signs.

  • Go gambling: Try your luck at the casino!

  • Things to know:

Day 5: is a great day to relax by the pool, with the sun setting on the Strip over the evening.

Day 6-7: Food & Beyond

  • Food: Enjoy a variety of restaurants and cuisines off the Strip.

  • Experience the Culinary Scene: Las Vegas has an incredible culinary scene.

    • Fine-dining options: This is a great opportunity for visitors to experience something unique.

  • Things to know: The Neon Museum offers a variety of tours and experiences, including evening tours (which are popular).

Things to do:

  • Explore the Strip:

Enjoy the vibrant nightlife:

* **Experience Fremont Street:**  Visit the famous Fremont Street Experience for street performers, live music, and the dazzling Viva Vision light show.
  • Visit the Bellagio’s fountains:

Things to know:

  • Things to do:

    • High-end dining: This is a great option for your last night in Las Vegas!

Other Activities:

  • Day 6: Relax and enjoy the pool at your hotel:

  • Enjoy the Strip: Enjoy the vibrant nightlife of the city.

Things to know:

* **The Strip experience:**

Enjoy a variety of entertainment options:

  • Visit the Neon Museum: Experience the beauty of the restored neon signs, showcasing the history and artistry of Las Vegas’s past.
  • Enjoy the dazzling light shows and street performers at the Fremont Street Experience.
  • Try your luck at the casino:

Off-Strip experiences:

  • Explore the quirky and unique shops and restaurants along the Strip’s vibrant streets.
  • Visit the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas:

The Cosmopolitan:

  • Enjoy:

  • Things to know: For a more affordable option for dining, drinks, and entertainment, consider staying at one of the many casinos outside the main Strip area.

  • Las Vegas: Explore the vibrant cultural scene and nightlife off the Strip.

  • Visit the Neon Museum: Enjoy the variety of restaurants and bars on the Strip, from classic steakhouses to trendy nightclubs.

Things to do:

  • Explore the Las Vegas Strip’s history:

The Strip is a great place for entertainment:

  • Enjoy the Neon Museum: The Cosmopolitan’s unique location in the heart of the city makes it a great place to explore the vibrant nightlife.**

Try local favorites like In-N-Out Burger (for a classic burger experience), or other off-Strip options like:

  • The Arts District: Explore independent art galleries, studios and shops.
  • Neon Museum’s Boneyard: Enjoy the iconic neon signs that have been retired from their use on the Strip.

Things to know:

  • The Cosmopolitan offers a variety of tours and experiences: “The Neon Museum”
  • Activities:

Things to do:

  • Explore museums like the Neon Museum, which is dedicated to preserving Las Vegas’s neon heritage.

  • Enjoy:

    • Exploring the history of the iconic Las Vegas casinos through their captivating neon signs.

  • Attend a show at the Neon Museum: The museum features a variety of performances and events.

Things to do:

  • Visit the “Neon Boneyard”:

  • The Neon Museum’s Boneyard is a popular spot for visitors to:

    • Learn about the history of neon signage in Las Vegas.

  • Enjoy a variety of neon signs from different eras and enjoy the captivating light shows.

Things to do:

  • The Neon Museum:

Open: The Goldwell Open Air Museum, featuring a collection of vintage and modern neon signs, is a great place for visitors to:

  • Learn about the evolution of Las Vegas’s iconic signage.
  • Take photos with and in front of the vibrant neon signs.
  • Enjoy the unique history and artistry behind each sign.

Other activities: Visit the Neon Museum

  • Enjoy: a variety of experiences, including the “Neon Boneyard” exhibit.

  • Explore the Strip’s:

  • History: The museum showcases the history of neon signage in Las Vegas, a symbol of the city’s bright and flashy personality.

Things to do:

  • Take photos with the restored vintage signs from different casinos.
  • Learn about the stories behind the signs and how they were used.
  • Enjoy the exhibits and explore the history of Las Vegas’s entertainment industry.

Enjoy a variety of shows, including:

  • “The Neon Museum”: Experience a variety of experiences beyond the casino environment.

  • Things to do:

  • The Neon Museum:

Explore the “Neon Museum” exhibit, which features a collection of vintage and modern neon signs.

  • Enjoy the unique stories and history behind each sign.
  • Learn about the challenges and rewards of restoring these iconic pieces.

Enjoy:

  • A variety of shows at the casinos:**

  • The Cosmopolitan: Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Las Vegas Strip.

  • Shows: Enjoy a variety of the city’s unique offerings.

  • Things to do:

Explore the “Neon Museum” exhibit, which showcases:

Things to know:

  • The Neon Museum:

  • The “Mob Museum”: Learn about the history of organized crime in Las Vegas.

  • Other Options: Enjoy a variety of other attractions and entertainment venues.

Things to do:

  • The Neon Museum offers tours of its collection and the history of neon signage in Las

Vegas,

offering a variety of fascinating exhibits on the history of Las Vegas.

  • Enjoy the restored neon signs from various eras of Las Vegas:

  • History

  • The Neon Museum: Explore the “Boneyard” exhibit for an insight into the city’s past.

Things to do:

  • The Neon Museum:

Offers a variety of tours and events, including the opportunity to explore the “Neon Boneyard” exhibit.

  • “Visit the Neon Museum”: Enjoy the unique history and charm of the old casinos.

Tips for enjoying the shows:

  • Many casinos offer free admission for tourists who are not gambling.

  • Enjoy the variety of casinos and entertainment venues in Las Vegas, which have a lot to offer.

For a truly unforgettable experience:

  • “Neon Boneyard”:

The “Boneyard” exhibit features a collection of vintage casino signs from the 1930s to the present day.

  • Enjoy the variety of experiences available for visitors to enjoy.

Other Activities:

  • Visit Fremont Street Experience and enjoy:

    • The vibrant atmosphere of the downtown area

  • The thrill of the zipline and the many other attractions in the area.

Beyond the Strip (Things to do):

  • Enjoy a variety of casinos and entertainment venues, but remember to explore beyond those boundaries!

Things to consider:

  • The Arts District:**

This is a great place for visitors to:

  • Experience the rich culture of Las Vegas through its art and history.

  • Enjoy unique experiences like exploring the “Neon Boneyard” on Fremont Street, which offers a variety of the city’s restored neon signs.

  • Explore the Boneyard:

    • Enjoy the thrill of a show:

This option is perfect for:

  • Visitors to Las Vegas who are looking for something off the beaten path.
  • Exploring the history of the city:

Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and culture of the downtown casinos.

Fremont Street Experience:

  • Enjoy the thrill of a unique experience.

The Boneyard’s “Neon Museum” is a great place to enjoy the history of Las Vegas, while also learning about the evolution of the iconic neon signs.

Things to know for all:

  • The High-Roller:

Enjoy a variety of free activities and attractions available on Fremont Street.

  • Visit the Boneyard:

This is a unique attraction

  • Beyond the Strip (Things to do):

Explore the history of Las Vegas’s past with the “Neon B-Museum” exhibits.

  • Explore the world of gambling:

The Arts District, with its iconic neon signs, is a great place for visitors to experience the city’s history.

  • Enjoy the unique experiences and attractions at Fremont Street. **Enjoy a variety of other options.

  • Enjoy a unique experience:**

Visit the “Neon Museum” on the Strip.

  • Remember:

The Boneyard:**

To visit the actual casinos, you need to be 21 years old or older.

  • The Neon Museum:

A variety of free attractions and events are available in Las Las Vegas’s history and enjoy the nostalgia.

  • Enjoy a variety of shows, including “The Cosmopolitan” exhibit.

  • Things to do:

Use the Boneyard as a starting point for exploring the historical and cultural significance of neon signs in Las Vegas.

Fun Fact: The Fremont Street Experience is a great example of the city’s evolution from a simple desert town into the entertainment capital of the world it is today.

Things to Do:

Things to know:

  • The Strip:

Enjoy the nostalgia and learn about the history of Las Vegas through the variety of restored neon signs on display. *

Other Options:

Explore the Neon Museum’s exhibits, which showcase a variety of vintage and historical artifacts.

  • Fremont Street Experience:

Visit the Boneyard, a collection of retired neon signs from casinos and other businesses along the Strip.

The “Neon Museum” is a great place for visitors to explore the history of Las Vegas’s iconic signs.

  • Enjoy the variety of vintage and modern neon signs on display.

Things to do:

  • Explore the Neon Boneyard:

Enjoy exploring the stories behind these iconic signs, including:

  • The history of the Fremont Street Experience

  • The history of the “Neon Museum”

  • Take a look at the variety of vintage neon signs:

This is a great way to learn about the history of Las Vegas.

  • Enjoy the free exhibits and attractions in the Neon Boneyard:

For your first night:

Enjoy the free concerts and events that are often held on Fremont Street.

  • The Boneyard:

A great place to see the evolution of Las Vegas’s entertainment scene.

  • Enjoy a variety of unique experiences, such as neon sign restoration tours or workshops.
  • Explore the history of the Las Vegas Strip:

Visit the “Neon Museum” and enjoy its exhibits.

Beyond the casino:

  • Enjoy a variety of activities like:

  • Visiting the Neon Museum’s Boneyard:

  • The Boneyard is a unique collection of restored neon signs from different eras of the city’s history.

  • Enjoy the variety of historical artifacts and architecture.

Things to consider:

  • Age restrictions for the casinos: It’s important to remember that while the Boneyard is fascinating, it is not the only place with a collection of neon signs.

The Arts District in downtown Las Vegas has its own unique collection of salvaged and restored

The Strip:

Enjoy the variety of attractions like the Neon Museum, the High Roller Observation Wheel, and Fremont Street:

  • The Neon Boneyard: A great place to see a variety variety of:

Learn about the city’s history. Enjoyment**

  • Visit the Neon Museum’s “Neon Boneyard” exhibit for a unique glimpse into the past.

Enjoy a variety of other attractions, like the Seven Magic Mountains, a large-scale public art installation showcasing seven towering stacks of colored boulders.

  • For a fun experience:

Visit the Neon Museum’s “Boneyard” and enjoy:

  • The history of neon signs in Las Vegas
  • Enjoy the museum’s captivating exhibits.

Enjoy a variety of experiences and learn about the fascinating history of these casinos.

  • Explore the Boneyard, which showcases a variety of historical

artifacts**:

Enjoy a variety of activities and attractions at the Boneyard.

The Arts District also has:

  • A variety of vintage neon signs from the old downtown Las Vegas

  • Plenty of opportunities for exploration beyond the casinos.

  • Other Things:**

You can explore the Neon Boneyard, which showcases a variety of vintage and retired casino signs.

Remember to plan ahead:

  • The Boneyard is open to visitors during the day.

The Mob Museum:

  • Explore the history of the “Mob” in Las Vegas
  • The Boneyard:

Enjoy a variety of activities, including exploring the various casinos and their neon signs.

  • Seven Magic Mountains: Enjoy a variety of art exhibits and installations.

Beyond the Strip:

  • The Mob Museum offers tours and insights into the history of organized crime in Las Vegas.
  • The Mob Museum is a great place to see:

The fascinating historical displays like the “Neon Boneyard” exhibit.

Important Considerations:

  • Fremont Street’s vibrant history

This installation is located on the outskirts of the city, and features seven brightly colored sculptures by artist Ugo Rondinone.

Enjoy the “Boneyard” experience:

  • The Neon Museum’s “Boneyard” is a popular attraction for visitors.

For seeing a variety of the history of the casinos:

The Neon Boneyard:

  • Visit during the day, as it is open to the public and offers a unique opportunity to see the artistic evolution of Las Vegas’s signature neon signs.

The “Seven Magic Mountains” installation:

  • This is a great way to learn about the history of Las Vegas**