Tomahawk Steak at Barry's Downtown Prime
When it comes to Las Vegas, many people should first think of Las Vegas Boulevard (Las Vegas Boulevard), because the most glamorous restaurants and the most colorful casinos are almost all on both sides of the boulevard, so this area is called The Strip... If you are visiting for the first time, of course, give priority to the avenue, the giant Ferris wheel (High Roller), and the beautiful lake (Bellagio) in a whole block are good. But after the second time, if you don't want to be crowded, there are also some interesting places in the "alley" in the branch next to the avenue that you can explore.
The San Jose Mercury News suggests that you don’t need to choose a hotel above the Las Vegas Strip from the beginning of your stay. Circa Resort & Casino at the end of Fremont Street Experience is a good choice (www.circalasvegas.com). In addition to six three-tiered swimming pools, you can watch movies or games while swimming. If you are hungry, you can also enjoy delicious food at Barry's Downtown Prime and Saginaw's Delicatessen in the hotel.
Another advantage of living on the Vermont Mall is that you can play or shop almost anytime. The 24-hour Neonopolis Mall is one of the good places to go. The Movie Prop Experience, which collects sci-fi movie props, and the Toy Shack, which sells classic toys, are both good choices. You can refer to vegasexperience.com for Vermont shopping street; Neonopolis is neonopolislv.com; Movie Prop Experience is moviepropexperience.com; Toy Shack’s casino store does not have an independent website, but you can check it in Neonopolis.
The other two places you can visit are Area 15, which specializes in immersive performances, and AR and VR installations to bring people into the fantasy world (area15.com), and the Neon Museum (Neon Museum). There are 250 classic casino neon signs in the museum. The earliest ones are from the 1930s, and they are still shining after repairs. The attached merchandise store can buy all kinds of light bulbs including Welcome to Las Vegas. Details can be found at neonmuseum.org.
If you like food, don’t miss Lipsmacking Foodie Tours, because this tour costs only 125 yuan for a hiking trip, which can take you to eat the best food in The Strip (lipsmackingfoodietours.com). Although Lipsmacking Foodie Tours takes you all over the food, don’t forget The Strip’s unique red velvet waffle and deviled egg covered with caviar.
If you want to see the night view at night, you can drink some wine at the Ghostbar on the top floor of the Palms Casino Resort, overlooking the casino. The Palms Casino Resort website is palms.com. Another place to go at night is the Golden Tiki in Chinatown Plaza, which not only has a special decoration but also offers a variety of exotic cocktails starting from 13 yuan. The website is thegoldentiki.com.
One of Aera 15's immersive shows is Space: A Journey to the Moon & Beyond.
Ghostbar overlooks the night view of the casino.
The Neon Museum brings together the classic neon signs of Las Vegas.