Las Vegas

Whatever you choose to call it—"fabulous," "kitsch," or "O.T.T."—Las Vegas is unlike any other location on earth. Take a stroll down the Strip, Las Vegas' main thoroughfare, which is home to many of the most opulent resorts, to get into the spirit. Visit the Bellagio to see the well-known 1,200 dancing fountains, ride a gondola at the Venetian, or eat croissants next to the Eiffel Tower at Paris, Las Vegas.

You may place a bet at Caesars Palace, eat delectable food produced by renowned chefs, witness some of the top performances in the nation, and visit some really bizarre museums like the Atomic Testing Museum, the Mob Museum, and the Neon Museum. Shopaholics may get their fix at The Forum and Grand Canal Shoppes, while thrill-seekers can attempt the terrifying rides at Stratosphere. The sights in Las Vegas

There is a good probability that you will visit Las Vegas while in Nevada. Las Vegas, which is dubbed the "Entertainment Capital of the World," truly has something to offer everyone. Huge casino hotels surround the main thoroughfare, known as The Strip, and they provide nonstop gambling, top-notch dining, and big-name entertainment every night of the week.

The Mirage has a volcano show that erupts hourly, the Golden Nugget has a sizable shark tank inside, the Bellagio has famous fountains outside, and Circus Circus has an inside theme park. Las Vegas is unquestionably a shopping mecca, and areas like Town Square and the Fashion Show Mall are ideal for finding luxury trinkets.

• Location: Nevada