A Sample Walking Tour of the Central Las Vegas Strip

A sample walking tour of Las Vegas! Please note that this is just one possible route, and there are many other interesting places to see in the city. Also, be aware that walking in Las Vegas can be quite strenuous due to the heat and the large distances between some attractions, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes and stay hydrated.

Here’s an sample route you could take:

1. Start at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino, located at 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd. This iconic hotel features a stunning fountain show. Shows start at 3pm during normal weekdays, noon on weekends and holidays. They place every 30 minutes until 7pm then every 15 minutes until 2am, so be sure to catch a performance if you can. Also check out the Conservatory and the World’s Largest Chocolate Fountain while there.
2. Walk north on Las Vegas Boulevard and you’ll come across the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino, which has a variety of shops, restaurants, and nightlife options. Grab a drink at the Chandelier Bar!
3. Cross the street and turn left along Las Vegas Boulevard and you’ll soon reach the Eiffel Tower Experience at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. This is a half-scale replica of the real Eiffel Tower in Paris and offers amazing views of the city from its observation deck.
4. From there, head North towards the LINQ Promenade, an outdoor shopping and dining area that features the High Roller Observation Wheel, the tallest observation wheel in the world, as well as a zipline!
5. Walk North on the Strip and you’ll reach the Mirage Hotel and Casino, which features a tropical-themed atrium and a volcano that erupts nightly starting at 7pm. While there, give the two mermaid statues just inside the entrance a rub for good luck! But you must rub both! Rubbing one is bad luck.
6. Walk South and you’ll come to the iconic Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino, which has been a Las Vegas staple since it opened in 1966. Be sure to check out the Forum Shops, an upscale shopping mall located within the hotel. Inside, the Fountain of Atlantis offers hourly animatronic shows that tell the story of why the gods sank the City of Atlantis into the ocean.

If you want a truly remarkable experience, I offer a private walking tour of the Central Strip – learn the history and the people that made the Strip what it is today , including: