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Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres
Jose Andres's theatrical Spanish-leaning steakhouse — vaca vieja beef, bone-in washugyu, cotton-candy foie gras, the showpieces locals send out-of-towners to first.
Carbone Las Vegas
Midcentury New York Italian-American with red-jacketed captains, table-side spicy rigatoni, and a wine list deep enough for any anniversary. Loud, expensive, very on-brand for Vegas.
Calico Tanks Trail
Red Rock Canyon's most-walked trail — 2.5 miles round trip across sandstone slabs to a hidden water pocket with a back-side view of the Las Vegas skyline. Moderate scrambling near the end.
Ice Box Canyon Trail
Red Rock canyon hike with shaded slot-canyon walls 20 degrees cooler than the lot, and seasonal waterfalls in winter and spring. 2.6 miles round trip, with mild boulder scrambling toward the head.
The Neon Museum
Outdoor 'Boneyard' of vintage Las Vegas neon signs — the Sahara, the Stardust, the Moulin Rouge — saved from demolition and lined up for guided walking tours. The 'Brilliant!' nighttime light show projects them re-lit.
The Mob Museum
Downtown three-story museum of organized crime, set in the courthouse that hosted the 1950 Kefauver Hearings. Real St. Valentine's Day Massacre wall, FBI evidence, and a basement speakeasy that serves prohibition-era cocktails.
Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
Bellagio's free atrium that swaps out an entirely new themed garden — full-grown trees, animatronics, hand-built sculptures — every six weeks. The Lunar New Year and winter holiday installations are the most ambitious.
Fountains of Bellagio
Choreographed water-and-light show that runs every 15 or 30 minutes against the lake out front of the Bellagio. Free, packed at night, and the closest the Strip has to a public-square ritual.