Must See Sights and Landmarks in Old Vegas Area

"For more of Europe in Las Vegas, you’ll definitely want to stop by the Venetian. The Venetian Casino’s main entrance is surrounded by gorgeous paintings and details, making it a top Las Vegas Instagram spot. Take your time to explore the entire property, as there’s so much to see within this resort!"

"Make sure you add this oasis to your list next time you visit Sin City. Spread out over 134,000 square-feet and with more than 90 treatment rooms, you should have a plan beforehand, because you will want to try them all. If you have to pick, consider the Aquavana Hydrothermal Experience."

"A five-block pedestrian mall, between Main St and N Las Vegas Blvd, topped by an arched steel canopy and filled with computer-controlled lights, the Fremont Street Experience has brought life back Downtown. Every evening, the canopy is transformed by light-and-sound shows enhanced by 550,000 watts of wraparound sound and a larger-than-life screen lit up by 12.5-million synchronized LEDs. Soar through the air on ziplines strung underneath the canopy from Slotzilla, a 12-story, slot-machine-themed platform. Gaudy, yes. Weird, yes. Busy: always."

"The Fremont Street Experience is mostly known for its overhead light show, Viva Vision, a spectacular display of lights and technology that fills the canopy on a regular basis. Street performers, impersonators and artists, known as buskers, are found all along the street level on Fremont Street, making a walk up and down the few blocks of the FSE feel like an adult carnival. A zip line ride, SlotZilla, zooms riders under the canopy and over the heads of the people below."

"Chocoholics won't want to miss this one-stop shop for everything an ice cream and chocolate lover could want. Enjoy a signature Hot Fudge Sundae with fresh house-made hot fudge or branch out into any of the other delicious treats on the menu. Conveniently located on the LINQ Promenade right across Brooklyn Bowl's entrance, Ghirardelli Ice Cream and Chocolate Shop won the Best of Las Vegas 2015 award for Best Ice Cream."

"The Linq Promenade has some of the best shops around, like the I Heart Sugar Store with a Chocolate Martini Bar. Not to mention the Linq, which is a great, slow ride that lets you see the entire strip while enjoying a casual (Not scary at all, time) LOL It has tons of street performers and vendors as well as great food and fun."

"A post shared by C A I L E E ✨ CONTENT CREATOR (@caileeschreck). The Linq is one of the newer hotels on the Las Vegas Strip and I love visiting the Promenade for restaurants, shops, and entertainment. Head down the Linq Promenade and strike a pose in front of the High Roller, an observation Ferris wheel, for a cute photo!"

"To the immediate south of The Strip, is one of the holiest sites for Roman Catholics in Las Vegas. The sculptures around the church are truly reflective of man’s ability with stone. Amidst the chaos of the Sin City, this beautiful church offers solitude and peace."

"2233 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89104Phone: (702) 735-6803. Here is a wedding chapel that Hollywood producers and directors have seen fit to feature in their films. Granted, these were not academy award winning movies (Honeymoon in Vegas, Mars Attack, Indecent Proposal, and Vegas Vacation), but it does show the classic esthetic appeal of the chapel."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants French The Strip. Michael Mina whisks guests to Paris with this Aria brasserie, where the menu hews toward the classics with contemporary updates. Start with a cocktail or sour beer at the statement bar out front, then migrate to the dining room for delightfully unfussy and satisfying cooking that’s made the restaurant one of the most lauded openings of the past few years."

"Michael Mina’s French bistro serves comfort food including Icelandic cod roasted in brown butter, loup de mer, and moules frites in a handsome room with subway tiles and rich woods at Aria. Even the cocktails here tout the eccentricities of Paris, paying homage to the classics such as the Sidecar from Harry’s Bar and Serendipity from Bar Hemingway, all with their own twists. Dine-in service only."

"The space at Bardot Brasserie will make you feel that you've walked through a portal into Paris. But owner Michael Mina takes brasserie classics and elevates them. The onion soup, for example, comes with cave-aged gruyere and if you're feeling indulgent, you can add short rib, black truffle, and a poached egg to it."

"Category: French, International, Mandalay Bay, Small Plates, and Weekend Brunch. Opening July 27th, 2021 Fleur is a classic bistro focusing on regional and seasonally-driven French cuisine. Enjoy approachable interpretations of dishes such as Duck Confit, Coq Au Vin and Filet Read more..."

"Chef Hubert Keller brings Las Vegas visitors and residents Fleur: a restaurant in Mandalay Bay. This classic French bistro serves up traditional French fare in a casual and vibrant..."

"If you’re dying for street tacos, then 911 Taco Bar is here to rescue you. They’re a family operation located in a hole-in-the-wall space in a strip mall just east of the main Strip, but don’t let this humble shop fool you. Their customers rave about the fresh flavors of every item on the menu."