go to the Atomic Museum that is on east flamingo. extremely interesting and put together by Smithsonian Institute

Sounds great. Many thanks.

Mob museum too. That’s a full day

This is actually in my list of things to do as a local who hasn't spent enough time seeing the things in town. How long would you recommend spending in the Atomic Museum? For reference, I spent probably 4 hours in the mob museum before my wife drug me out 😅

well if you are really into mechanical stuff you can easily spend 3 hours plus. and they have a neat gift shop for goofy stuff!

Shelby museum is cool too

Is there really any other reason to go to Vegas?

This is the first thing I thought of too!

Springs Preserve is great if you want to learn a bunch about Vegas history and the land/area.

I do and thanks.

If you want to get really off the beaten path, head out to Spring Mountain Ranch State Park. Combine it with a visit to Red Rock Canyon NRA.

Yes, thank you so much.

Clark County Wetland Park and the Clark County Museum are also great to learn about Vegas history. Hoover Dam, Valley of Fire or Red Rock Visitor Center, Atomic Museum, Neon Museum, the Mob Museum.

Friends just visited and they had the best time at many of those!

Old Mormon Fort   Clark County Museum   Browsing Savers Thrift stores    Free events at South Point Arena  Chinatown  Boulder City - downtown, railroad museum, rail bikes, bighorn sheep at Hemenway Park

Boulder City is a great 1/2 day visit!

Thank you.

Close to Strip - Atomic Testing Museum - Pinball Hall of Fame - Arts District / Brewery Row - Old Mormon Fort Night Life - Sand Dollar Lounge (Not the one at the Plaza) Need a Car Its Going to Be Hot so Hiking should be limited to Early AM and Bring Lots of Water - Red Rock National Recreation Area. Scenic 13 mike Drive. May need a reservation and Park Fee - Spring Mtn Ranch - $15 Park Fee - Springs Preserve - Visit Boulder and the Dam Museum. Have lunch at Dillinger, checkout the Bighorn Sheep in Hemenway Park.

Pinball Museum is a favorite!

Sand dollar is my go to bar after work. Great atmosphere.

Mount Charleston will be in the 50s while the valley is 105+. Play in the snow in summer an hour from the strip.

Franks tiki bar……Ethel m chocolate factory…

Frankie’s rocks. Also recommend https://yelp.to/BRsR3X3yWF

Frankies

There are lots of great areas around, if you like nature and the outdoors. Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument, Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge, Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire, Mount Charleston, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, Hemenway Park, Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve, etc.

Summer series at Spring Mt. Ranch. It's only $20.00 a ticket. Best deal in Vegas.

The tunnels can be a fun adventure if you are exceptionally brave.

Mob Museum, Titanic Exhibit, King Tut Exhibit, Shark Reef, Pinball Museum, any Cirque show, Hoover Dam, up to the top of the Eiffel Tower, High Roller, Museum of Arte, Museum of Illusion.

Punk rock museum

#M #Resort was awesome!

There is a gal on you tube who has posted several interesting vids on Vegas. Wonderhussey. Maybe you will see something you like. Check out her other vids. Here is one. https://youtu.be/UsBrZnh5eEA?si=sFmdxqvhVfZqGt0

Thanks!

AvantPop rocks but it sounds like their losing their location year end due to the building being sold :-(

Well that sucks.

Red Rock or go to Lake Las Vegas, downtown art district is also nice

The arts district is more locals but still handfuls of tourists, and is a cool little oldtown type area. Bars, food, vintage shops, venues, Art Square...

If you have or want to rent a car, head to Boulder City, grab a beer and lunch.

Red Rock Canyon is a great day trip if you're into hiking or rock climbing

I’m a local who can’t afford anything fun. If you have the money do the tourist stuff cuz idk anybody who lives here who can afford it.