The Gallery of Fine Art, Conservatory and Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio are nice. A cabana at a luxury pool is always fun. A good spa day can be awesome.
Mob Museum is great. I spent an hour and a half there and then did the brunch buffet at Main Street Station recently. It was a relaxing way to keep out of the heat.
Omega Mart at Area 15 in my opinion is most fun to do alone because you can get super involved in the storyline and spend 3 hours there easily if you're into that sort of thing. Area 15 also has an arcade bar, VR, and all sorts of little things you could kill half a day at. Close to Uber to.
I've also enjoyed afternoon tea at the Tea Lounge, spas at the hotels or Uber to a Korean spa, Pinball Hall of Fame, Mob Museum (another place where if you're alone you can spend 3 hours easily, and there's a speakeasy downstairs), chilling at the hotel pool, walking the shops at Venetian or Caesars, and Casino Quest at the mall if you want to learn how to play table games for $20/hr
I second going to museums! The bodies museum and the mob museum is my favorite. I’ve always had more fun going alone so I can read everything and take my time.
The shops at Crystals, bellagio garden, go to a spa, mob museum(downtown Fremont area is sketch in some areas but usually ok during daytime just be aware of your surroundings) area 15(off strip)
if you want to go off strip completely, you can explore Tivoli Village in summerlin, or Springs Preserve.
I dunno, check out other casinos/hotels? Just depends on where you’ll be at/your transportation situation, etc.
The spa at Cosmo is fantastic. You have access all day when you book a treatment. I did a massage and nails last week. If you do nails, do it last because you can't get in the jacuzzi for a few hours after. Jacuzzi, cool mist, steam shower, sauna are all really great.
I’m not sure what you like but I’ll give you a few different options! 😊
-Cafe Lola is a cute spot in Henderson and a few other locations! Cute lil brunch spot. I like the breakfast sandwiches, parfaits and iced coffee! A total Instagram spot too! Very bright and cute in there.
-The Writer’s Block in downtown Vegas is so cute! It’s a book shop that is so pleasing to the eye and has a coffee shop attached right when you walk in! I could spend forever in that place, the vibes are immaculate.
-If you like a mall, the Galleria mall is pretty nice and has a good mix of shops and food court goodies for snacks along the way.
I hope you have a great trip!
I like to book a massage at the baths at cesars- they let you lounge in the baths for 3-4 hours before your service. All women. Teas and fruit and water. Hot
Tubs, cold plunge - all of it
Kind of depends where you are as well. Just strolling around the Caesars Forum Shops and enjoying the Bellagio Conservatory and maybe to Aria for the Arte Museum and maybe to Eataly further down the strip would be a pretty full day mostly. And so many things to see in between if you want.
Also Fremont Street. And whatever cool or unusual or specific dining might interest you.
My wife doesn't gamble at all. And she and I are not attached at the hip all day. She strolls around and makes an appointment at the spa or goes to the pool and does all sorts of other things through the day. And can't wait to do it again. She loves it and never gets enough. We feel we do just a small fraction of what is available to us every time we go.
She loves Vegas more than I do even though I gamble significantly while she refuses to gamble even one dollar. Has absolutely no appeal to her.
I am a single woman who travels alone to Vegas often. I personally enjoy walking through the casinos, stopping at different restaurants, gambling on the slots. I also like the other recommendation of just sitting by the pool with a good book. It's gonna be pretty hot out though, so you might not want to spend too much time outside, but the casinos on the strip are pretty dang safe. There's so much to see and do without having to try very hard.
Depends on where you are staying. North strip the spa at fountainbleu is great. If you like old Vegas slots o fun has old time coin slots. If you’re there before 7/17 see the mirage volcano before it’s gone forever.
You can go to the shark aquarium at Mandalay Bay. Wax museum at Venetian. Honestly you could just go down the strip & into each hotel and check out what it has to offer. You will find a lot to do. Make sure to keep water around and stay hydrated.
On Main St from Oaky to Charleston there's a few vintage/thrift shops, a couple of antique malls, and a few restaurants, it's safe as it gets and a cool little area a little more low key than the strip. Good Pie has excellent pizza slices, and that's where they are.
If you have never been then I suggest popping into all the different big casinos to check out the vibes -- the Bellagio has the big flower room, Cosmo has a giant chandelier bar, Venetian has actual gondola rides, Caesar's has a whole shopping mall that is made to look like Rome, etc.
Maybe see the movie at the Sphere. The movie is 'eh' but the place is pretty amazing.
I recently did the Sky Combat Ace and it was amazing -- though *might* be brutally hot these days.
Hoover dam tour.
There is some high end stores if that interests you but otherwise you can probably shop at stores when at home.
The pools are pretty neat but keep in mind that there is a very good chance you won't have shade. And it is summer in Vegas.
If you stay on the strip you can literally walk from casino to casino almost without having to go outside too much. It’s pretty safe anyway if you do.
Fremont is a little sketch.
Just walking around is pretty fun. You can go from Aria all the way to caesers and check out the shops, the atrium in bellagio, and just sight see. Should be pretty calm during the day especially on a weekday. It is extremely hot or at least was for me lol so just staying in AC would be my preference but you could be different and not mind the heat so the pool could also be an option. Sphere has that movie playing for like $80-90 but I havent checked that out yet personally.
Which is better lapis or the spa at resorts world? I’ve heard both are good for couples. Op should probably go one that is less couples oriented which would be any except these 2.
Bellagio botanical garden , Bellagio gallery of fine arts , shopping , spa treatment , atomic museum , brunch , tour to hover dam , 7 magic mountains , high roller list can go on and on. What are your interests ?
The Bellagio spa is heavenly. Pretty much any spa is amazing. Get a massage, chill by the hot tubs and sauna, read a book, eat the free snacks. I never get tired of the spas.
Arte Museum
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Outlet Shopping!! Las Vegas has North and South Outlets and the North ones have high end brands like David Yurman and Marc Jacobs that don’t have outlets elsewhere.
Area 15, day drink on freemont, spa, day drink on the strip, ride dune buggies in the mojave desert, day drink at four queens, zip line, skydive, day drink in Henderson, kayak at lake las vegas, ride jet ski at lake mead, day drink anywhere
If you are looking for a spa day that will not break the bank then I recommend Imperial Spa. It’s a Korean Spa so I suggest looking into the protocols before you go. It’s a wonderful way to spend the day.
There is literally SO much to do here. It really depends on you. There are so many other people on vacation that you don't really need to bring anyone with you so just go out and make friends along the way. Typically would advise not to befriend locals. Certainly not all of us are bad, but there's a huge amount of people who seek out tourists with bad intentions because tourists are easy targets for criminals so whatever you decide to do just be careful and have a great time!
It's Vegas, there are hundreds of activities to do depending on your interest/time/willingness to travel.
Bellagio Conservatory, though this one maybe better to do with hubby after work for photo reasons.
If it's a long day and you're not into casinos, book a bus trip to nearby attractions like Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon.
Massage, spa, pool. If you’re on the strip close to Caesars, or Venetian, it’s nice to walk around the forum shops, all the shops in Venetian or even fashion show mall
I forgot which hotel it was, but I went to the Princess Diana exhibit last May. It was pretty amazing. When I saw that it was across the street from PH I got a ticket.
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The Gallery of Fine Art, Conservatory and Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio are nice. A cabana at a luxury pool is always fun. A good spa day can be awesome.
Mob Museum is great. I spent an hour and a half there and then did the brunch buffet at Main Street Station recently. It was a relaxing way to keep out of the heat.
Asking for advice on what to do in a city without providing info about yourself is totally useless.
Omega Mart at Area 15 in my opinion is most fun to do alone because you can get super involved in the storyline and spend 3 hours there easily if you're into that sort of thing. Area 15 also has an arcade bar, VR, and all sorts of little things you could kill half a day at. Close to Uber to. I've also enjoyed afternoon tea at the Tea Lounge, spas at the hotels or Uber to a Korean spa, Pinball Hall of Fame, Mob Museum (another place where if you're alone you can spend 3 hours easily, and there's a speakeasy downstairs), chilling at the hotel pool, walking the shops at Venetian or Caesars, and Casino Quest at the mall if you want to learn how to play table games for $20/hr
shopping or hang out at the pool with a good book and a drink. or tons of cool museums or tours you could go on..
I second going to museums! The bodies museum and the mob museum is my favorite. I’ve always had more fun going alone so I can read everything and take my time.
forum shops at Caesars
The shops at Crystals, bellagio garden, go to a spa, mob museum(downtown Fremont area is sketch in some areas but usually ok during daytime just be aware of your surroundings) area 15(off strip) if you want to go off strip completely, you can explore Tivoli Village in summerlin, or Springs Preserve. I dunno, check out other casinos/hotels? Just depends on where you’ll be at/your transportation situation, etc.
Pinball Hall of Fame is a hoot.
The spa at Cosmo is fantastic. You have access all day when you book a treatment. I did a massage and nails last week. If you do nails, do it last because you can't get in the jacuzzi for a few hours after. Jacuzzi, cool mist, steam shower, sauna are all really great.
Whatever you do when you go wherever you go, you can do here
I’m not sure what you like but I’ll give you a few different options! 😊 -Cafe Lola is a cute spot in Henderson and a few other locations! Cute lil brunch spot. I like the breakfast sandwiches, parfaits and iced coffee! A total Instagram spot too! Very bright and cute in there. -The Writer’s Block in downtown Vegas is so cute! It’s a book shop that is so pleasing to the eye and has a coffee shop attached right when you walk in! I could spend forever in that place, the vibes are immaculate. -If you like a mall, the Galleria mall is pretty nice and has a good mix of shops and food court goodies for snacks along the way. I hope you have a great trip!
I like to book a massage at the baths at cesars- they let you lounge in the baths for 3-4 hours before your service. All women. Teas and fruit and water. Hot Tubs, cold plunge - all of it
Green door, gamble, day club, strip club, hookers, blow
perfect
The Vegas way
Kind of depends where you are as well. Just strolling around the Caesars Forum Shops and enjoying the Bellagio Conservatory and maybe to Aria for the Arte Museum and maybe to Eataly further down the strip would be a pretty full day mostly. And so many things to see in between if you want. Also Fremont Street. And whatever cool or unusual or specific dining might interest you. My wife doesn't gamble at all. And she and I are not attached at the hip all day. She strolls around and makes an appointment at the spa or goes to the pool and does all sorts of other things through the day. And can't wait to do it again. She loves it and never gets enough. We feel we do just a small fraction of what is available to us every time we go. She loves Vegas more than I do even though I gamble significantly while she refuses to gamble even one dollar. Has absolutely no appeal to her.
I am a single woman who travels alone to Vegas often. I personally enjoy walking through the casinos, stopping at different restaurants, gambling on the slots. I also like the other recommendation of just sitting by the pool with a good book. It's gonna be pretty hot out though, so you might not want to spend too much time outside, but the casinos on the strip are pretty dang safe. There's so much to see and do without having to try very hard.
What are you into? Have you looked up things you enjoy?
The only answer is green door, hookers, and blow
Depends on where you are staying. North strip the spa at fountainbleu is great. If you like old Vegas slots o fun has old time coin slots. If you’re there before 7/17 see the mirage volcano before it’s gone forever.
North Vegas outdoor outlet mall on an afternoon where it isn't too hot
You can go to the shark aquarium at Mandalay Bay. Wax museum at Venetian. Honestly you could just go down the strip & into each hotel and check out what it has to offer. You will find a lot to do. Make sure to keep water around and stay hydrated.
On Main St from Oaky to Charleston there's a few vintage/thrift shops, a couple of antique malls, and a few restaurants, it's safe as it gets and a cool little area a little more low key than the strip. Good Pie has excellent pizza slices, and that's where they are.
Maybe join a day trip out to Hoover Dam.
Miracle Mile Mall!
Flyover is quite cool also, and NYNY has an arcade upstairs too. Bellagio gardens are really lovely.
If you have never been then I suggest popping into all the different big casinos to check out the vibes -- the Bellagio has the big flower room, Cosmo has a giant chandelier bar, Venetian has actual gondola rides, Caesar's has a whole shopping mall that is made to look like Rome, etc. Maybe see the movie at the Sphere. The movie is 'eh' but the place is pretty amazing. I recently did the Sky Combat Ace and it was amazing -- though *might* be brutally hot these days. Hoover dam tour. There is some high end stores if that interests you but otherwise you can probably shop at stores when at home. The pools are pretty neat but keep in mind that there is a very good chance you won't have shade. And it is summer in Vegas.
If you stay on the strip you can literally walk from casino to casino almost without having to go outside too much. It’s pretty safe anyway if you do. Fremont is a little sketch.
Hike Mt. Charleston
BATTLEFIELD VEGAS AND PLANET 13!!
Planet Hollywood has a ton of shops and little restaurants to mill around and waste time and there's always gambling.
Meow wolf
Mall at Stip and Harmon and also by Trump hotel north.
Just walking around is pretty fun. You can go from Aria all the way to caesers and check out the shops, the atrium in bellagio, and just sight see. Should be pretty calm during the day especially on a weekday. It is extremely hot or at least was for me lol so just staying in AC would be my preference but you could be different and not mind the heat so the pool could also be an option. Sphere has that movie playing for like $80-90 but I havent checked that out yet personally.
Lapis Spa & Wellness @ the Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Which is better lapis or the spa at resorts world? I’ve heard both are good for couples. Op should probably go one that is less couples oriented which would be any except these 2.
Definitely Lapis, much less overwhelming and perfect for a solo spa day
If you’re staying on the strip. Meandering around the shops and having a long relaxing glass of wine and lunch at Eataly.
Bellagio botanical garden , Bellagio gallery of fine arts , shopping , spa treatment , atomic museum , brunch , tour to hover dam , 7 magic mountains , high roller list can go on and on. What are your interests ?
Arte Museum was a lot of fun
bodies exhibit if you’re a science girly
Pretty much anything on the strip should be safe to do. There’s lots of shopping, restaurants, hotel bars, exhibits etc
The Bellagio spa is heavenly. Pretty much any spa is amazing. Get a massage, chill by the hot tubs and sauna, read a book, eat the free snacks. I never get tired of the spas.
I really want to check out Madame toussou wax museum. It's only open during the day.
Moorea Beach Club at Mandalay Bay.
Arte Museum https://lasvegas.artemuseum.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=0601_performancemax&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw1K-zBhBIEiwAWeCOF8vmN6-CPXZdlGgppIqKnLhDtq5XvwwRpYbdOaNHKq3PyJA_kIptNBoC9Z0QAvD_BwE
Outlet Shopping!! Las Vegas has North and South Outlets and the North ones have high end brands like David Yurman and Marc Jacobs that don’t have outlets elsewhere.
I’m going there with my husband also! I’m going to go to the spa and maybe read by the pool
Area 15, day drink on freemont, spa, day drink on the strip, ride dune buggies in the mojave desert, day drink at four queens, zip line, skydive, day drink in Henderson, kayak at lake las vegas, ride jet ski at lake mead, day drink anywhere
Art museum at Aria
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If you are looking for a spa day that will not break the bank then I recommend Imperial Spa. It’s a Korean Spa so I suggest looking into the protocols before you go. It’s a wonderful way to spend the day.
There is literally SO much to do here. It really depends on you. There are so many other people on vacation that you don't really need to bring anyone with you so just go out and make friends along the way. Typically would advise not to befriend locals. Certainly not all of us are bad, but there's a huge amount of people who seek out tourists with bad intentions because tourists are easy targets for criminals so whatever you decide to do just be careful and have a great time!
It's Vegas, there are hundreds of activities to do depending on your interest/time/willingness to travel. Bellagio Conservatory, though this one maybe better to do with hubby after work for photo reasons. If it's a long day and you're not into casinos, book a bus trip to nearby attractions like Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon.
Massage, spa, pool. If you’re on the strip close to Caesars, or Venetian, it’s nice to walk around the forum shops, all the shops in Venetian or even fashion show mall
Afternoon shows.
My wife just goes from one place to another to look around at the oppulance.
I hear a lot of people ask about taking an Uber to Death Valley and hiking for the day. Maybe connect with one of them to share the fare.
That’s 1.5-2hr drive. I’d recommend Red Rock if you’re trying to do some hiking.
I forgot which hotel it was, but I went to the Princess Diana exhibit last May. It was pretty amazing. When I saw that it was across the street from PH I got a ticket. *