Nevada

Las Vegas

Las Vegas is two cities in one: the polished, over-the-top Strip by day and the neon buzz of Downtown after dark. I spent my days wandering marble halls and palm-lined drives, and my nights chasing the lights, from the top of the High Roller to the middle of Fremont Street.

The Strip Downtown & Fremont Street Food Nightlife

Downtown Las Vegas

In pictures

Frescoed ceilings and a geometric marble floor inside The Venetian — The Venetian

City lights below a High Roller cabin at night — High Roller at night

Evidence posing inside a giant neon heart over a red and yellow LV sculpture — Madame Tussauds entrance

Evidence in a white dress under palm trees on a sunny day — Palms and sunshine

Black and white photo of Evidence twirling in a white dress — Same day, in black and white

Glowing In-N-Out Hamburgers neon sign at night — In-N-Out after dark

On video

Fremont Street at night

The Strip by day

My Vegas picks

Favorite experiences

Riding the High Roller after dark, when the whole Strip lights up beneath you. Walking Fremont Street at night, loud, bright, and nothing like the Strip. Wandering the frescoed halls of The Venetian, then stopping at Madame Tussauds for a few playful photos.

Pancakes with butter and a breakfast skillet with scrambled eggs and potatoes

Where to eat

Breakfast at SAHARA Las Vegas: fluffy pancakes with whipped butter and a loaded breakfast skillet, the kind of meal that fuels a long day on the Strip. And a late-night In-N-Out run always counts.

Planning tips

See the Strip twice: by day for the architecture, by night for the lights. Save at least one evening for Downtown, which has a completely different energy. Book the High Roller for after sunset. And wear comfortable shoes, because everything is farther apart than it looks.

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