The Las Vegas Strip

tourist corridor

The 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South home to the resort-casino megaproperties that define modern Vegas — Bellagio, Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, Wynn, and the Sphere all sit along this corridor.

Glittering, walkable in segments, crowded year-round, expensive resort fees standard.

Known For

  • megaresorts
  • casino floors
  • fountains
  • shows
  • celebrity chef restaurants

Nearby Landmarks

  • The 636,000-square-foot Roman-themed mall connected to Caesars Palace with ~160 stores and the spiral escalator entrance from the Strip.

  • The open-air shopping and dining promenade anchored by the High Roller wheel, between The LINQ and Flamingo hotels.

  • The choreographed water show fronting Bellagio, performing every 30 minutes during the day and every 15 minutes at night.

  • The 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ Promenade, offering 30-minute rotations with views of the Strip, Red Rock, and the Luxor beam.

  • The Venetian-themed indoor mall with gondola rides, street performers, and ~175 stores inside The Venetian and Palazzo resorts.