What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas — but some of its best-kept secrets are ones you have to be in the know to find. Here are seven (mostly) secret places you'll want to search out on your next visit to Las Vegas.
Hidden Places To Go In Las Vegas
States where online gambling is legal. Located inside Mabel's BBQ at the Palms Casino Resort, Sara's serves prime rib carved tableside, truffle fried chicken and other classics in an intimate, 45-seat dining room. Chef Michael Symon's restaurant has its own hidden space, a secret garden with views of the Las Vegas Strip.
Las Vegas is surrounded by a number of exciting places to visit. If you start feeling overwhelmed by the lights and noise, hop on a tour and check out nearby iconic attractions like the Hoover Dam, or explore natural wonders like Red Rock Canyon, Death Valley, and the Grand Canyon.
During business hours, you can get a trim at The Barbershop at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, but after the sun goes down, head to the janitor's door in the back for live entertainment, premium whiskeys and cocktails at The Barbershop Cuts and Cocktails.
Look for Ghost Donkey at the back of Block 16 Urban Food Hall, just behind a door with a donkey painted on it. The speakeasy-like bar specializes in mezcal and tequila cocktails, but is also known for its truffle nachos. First time drinking mezcal? Try a mezcal flight and sample the best the bar has to offer.
- 17 Hidden Las Vegas Spots It Would Be a Sin to Miss. Las Vegas hides a less flashy side that has little to do with gambling or casinos. There's a whole city worth exploring beyond the most.
- Where: The topography around Las Vegas allows for a lot of outdoor adventures, which as a visitor to the typical Vegas experience, one might not expect. Bootleg Canyon earned its name during.
- Not only are these whimsical places easy to get to, but they won't break the royal budget, either. Grab your favorite co-princess and make a beeline for any (or all) of these amazing spots! Excalibur Hotel & Casino. Location: 3850 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV.
This free-of-charge wildlife habitat is located on Flamingo Las Vegas's 15-acre grounds and home to Chilean flamingos, swans, ducks, turtles and brown pelicans. Watch pelican feedings at 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily, pose with parrots or just relax in the gardens.
If you love art, make your way to Louis Vuitton Las Vegas CityCenter to see light artist James Turrell's permanent installation, 'Akhob.' Free with an appointment (only a few people are allowed in at a time), the installation fills the space with slowly changing light, creating a meditative experience.
Try your hand at pickleball on the rooftop of the Plaza Hotel & Casino. On Saturday, a local pro teaches the basics of the sport — similar to tennis but played on a smaller scale — to beginners on the hotel's 12 courts.
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Hidden Vegas Gems
During business hours, you can get a trim at The Barbershop at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, but after the sun goes down, head to the janitor's door in the back for live entertainment, premium whiskeys and cocktails at The Barbershop Cuts and Cocktails.
Look for Ghost Donkey at the back of Block 16 Urban Food Hall, just behind a door with a donkey painted on it. The speakeasy-like bar specializes in mezcal and tequila cocktails, but is also known for its truffle nachos. First time drinking mezcal? Try a mezcal flight and sample the best the bar has to offer.
- 17 Hidden Las Vegas Spots It Would Be a Sin to Miss. Las Vegas hides a less flashy side that has little to do with gambling or casinos. There's a whole city worth exploring beyond the most.
- Where: The topography around Las Vegas allows for a lot of outdoor adventures, which as a visitor to the typical Vegas experience, one might not expect. Bootleg Canyon earned its name during.
- Not only are these whimsical places easy to get to, but they won't break the royal budget, either. Grab your favorite co-princess and make a beeline for any (or all) of these amazing spots! Excalibur Hotel & Casino. Location: 3850 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV.
This free-of-charge wildlife habitat is located on Flamingo Las Vegas's 15-acre grounds and home to Chilean flamingos, swans, ducks, turtles and brown pelicans. Watch pelican feedings at 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily, pose with parrots or just relax in the gardens.
If you love art, make your way to Louis Vuitton Las Vegas CityCenter to see light artist James Turrell's permanent installation, 'Akhob.' Free with an appointment (only a few people are allowed in at a time), the installation fills the space with slowly changing light, creating a meditative experience.
Try your hand at pickleball on the rooftop of the Plaza Hotel & Casino. On Saturday, a local pro teaches the basics of the sport — similar to tennis but played on a smaller scale — to beginners on the hotel's 12 courts.
Hidden Vegas Gems
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Hidden behind a record store off the main casino floor at Park MGM, On the Record is a dance club where DJs spin vintage records from a double-decker bus parked on the outdoor dance floor. Inside, relax in The Living Room, The Record Parlor and other surprising spaces.
