Entertainment & Dining Capital of the World

Las Vegas’ entertainment scene still has plenty of the old glamour, but it has evolved to include the finest entertainers and restaurants in the world. The destination offers a lineup of Broadway-caliber productions, world-renowned concert headliners, award-winning magicians, and unique-to-Vegas production shows. Once known for its all-you-can-eat buffets, Las Vegas has transformed itself into an international culinary destination. Dining options include cuisine from every part of the world, with price tags that vary as much as the menus.

Shopping, Spas, Golf and Getaways

The city is a shopper’s paradise, with hundreds of unique retail venues including The Forum Shops, the Fashion Show Mall, Grand Canal Shoppes, and the Las Vegas Premium Outlets – located right next door to World Market Center. There are also 30 spa facilities providing relief for mind, body and soul. Las Vegas is quickly becoming a top destination for golf enthusiasts worldwide with more than 60 public golf courses. In addition, there are spectacular sights and getaways in neighboring destinations, such as Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, Red Rock Canyon, Mt. Charleston and more.

Art & Culture in the Desert

For years, Las Vegas has enjoyed its own place in American culture. Elvis, showgirls and neon lights are just some of the pop culture icons associated with the “Entertainment Capital of the World.” In recent years, Las Vegas has secured its place on the cultural map. From fine art collections found at the Guggenheim-Hermitage and Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, to the kitschier Liberace and Elvis-A-Rama Museums, you can bet on a well-rounded dose of art and culture.