Las Vegas Attractions

The 4th Dimension Virtual Game Center in Las Vegas is a good spot to fill that need. Here visitors will find state of the art arcade games that will delight those of all ages.

Art Encounter was established in 1992 to provide a mecca for visitors to discover vast art styles and mediums. This fine art gallery hosts over 100 international, national and local artists.

The Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Movie Museum is now closed.

The Huntridge Theater for the Performing Arts closed on December 31, 2001.

Considered one of the finest art museums in Nevada, the Las Vegas Art Museum provides a wonderful assortment of art in its galleries devoted to traveling exhibitors. The Las Vegas Art Museum has a constantly changing repertoire of exhibitors, so be sure to check in to see what's on display. The Las Vegas Art Museum also features an education program and for those wishing to take home a souvenir, a gift shop is on the premises.

Looking for some fast paced racing action when in Las Vegas? Head over to Las Vegas Mini Gran Prix. This attraction has 4 racetracks catering to four levels of racing. Kiddie Karts, Go Karts, Sprint Kart Speedway, and Adult Gran Prix cars. This is a great outing for the whole family.

The Las Vegas Monorail offers tired travelers smooth and efficient transport around the Las Vegas Strip area. The Las Vegas Monorail consists of seven stations: Sahara, Hilton, Harrah's/Imperial Palace, Flamingo/Caesar's Palace, Bally's & Paris Las Vegas, and MGM Grand. Single, two ride, ten ride, unlimited one day, and unlimited three day passes are available.

Fans of fast cars will want to head over to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The Las Vegas Motor Speedway is home to NASCAR races among many other racing events. The Speedway features multiple restaurants and for those wishing to stay overnight, camping is available.

The Natural History Museum at 900 Las Vegas Boulevard North offers an interesting survey of the natural history of the desert state of Nevada.
At the Las Vegas Natural History Museum visitors will be treated to a variety of displays showcasing the natural history of planet earth with a focus on Nevada. The museum also hosts traveling national and international exhibits, be sure to check their website to see what's on display.

Laser Quest is the place to go in Las Vegas if you are feeling the need for an adrenalin rush. Visitors to Laser Quest suit up in futuristic outfits and carry a laser gun in order to tag other players. The game is played in the semi darkness of a warehouse filled with all manner of obstacles to hide behind.

If the little ones are looking for something to do when you are in Las Vegas, head for the Lied Discovery Children's Museum. Here you will find a multitude of fun and interactive displays that are sure to thrill children of all ages. One of the most interesting exhibits is the Bubbles Area. Here children (and adults) can make huge bubbles. The Lied Discovery Children's Museum also has a wide variety of other fun exhibits in addition to the Bubbles Area and frequently hosts traveling national and international exhibits.

When in Las Vegas, be sure to visit the Lisa Livingstone Gallery. Located not far off the famous Las Vegas Strip, the gallery highlights works of art by local residents. Shows are always changing, be sure to check in to see what's on display.

The Nevada Opera Theatre Company is located in Las Vegas and performs some of the best-loved opera productions. Featured performances change throughout the year, be sure to check their website for the latest show information. Performances have include La Boheme and Tosca.

Located in Las Vegas, the Nevada State Museum and Historical Society provides insight into the natural history of Nevada. The Nevada State Museum and Historical Society has three permanent exhibits including Biological Sciences, Regional History, and Earth Sciences. The museum also hosts national and international traveling exhibits in its gallery spaces.

The Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historical Park is located in the city of Las Vegas. Visitors can tour the park and will see the remnants of an adobe fort that doubles as the visitor's center. Inside the visitor's center are a series of displays detailing the life and times of the early Mormon settlers in the area.

Mormon Fort State Historic Park is dedicated to the first permanent, non-native settlers in the Las Vegas Valley.

Pueblo Park is located in Las Vegas and is surrounded by residential development. The park is 62 acres in size and offers visitors amenities including a desert interpretive garden, jogging and walking trails, basketball courts, and play areas for children.

The Scandia Family Fun Center is now closed.

Also known as the Las Vegas Zoo, the Southern Nevada Zoological and Botanical Park makes for a great outing. The park has a variety of species of flora and fauna and is located only 15 minutes by car from the famous Las Vegas "Strip". The animal-reptile collections are expanding to include many more endangered/rare species. The Southern Nevada Zoological and Botanical Park is spread out over 3 acres and there are many shady spots to escape the intense desert sun.

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Fans of the Star Trek television show should head to the Las Vegas Hilton to take in Star Trek: The Experience. Inside this attraction visitors are transported forward in time to the 24th Century on two interactive rides. Also on site is the History of the Future Museum, Quarks Restaurant, and a large retail store selling all manner of Star Trek merchandise.

If you want to do something truly unique when in Las Vegas, Vegas Indoor Skydiving, is a good place to visit. Here visitors will get to experience what actual skydiving is like. Qualified instructors escort you to a vertical wind tunnel where you are outfitted in all the gear. Once they turn the fan on, you float effortlessly in the air as if you had just jumped from a plane. No experience is necessary.

If you are looking for a bit of history when visiting Las Vegas, stop in at the Walker African American Museum. Here you will find a wide variety of African American historical items on display such as photos, figurines, along with newspaper and magazines. Also on display are fine works of art and hand made dolls which are sold in the gift shop.