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The Grand Canyon West Rim and Skywalk, the Hoover Dam, Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, Valley of Fire, a helicopter flight over the Strip at night, the Bellagio fountains, the Sphere, Red Rock Canyon, the High Roller wheel and the Fremont Street Experience. The desert trips are what travellers rate highest; the Strip is best after dark.

Three days is the sweet spot: one evening on the Strip, one day at the Grand Canyon West Rim or the Hoover Dam, one at Valley of Fire or Red Rock Canyon. Add a fourth for Antelope Canyon or Zion. Midweek is cheaper and calmer than weekends.

The Bellagio fountains and Conservatory, the Fremont Street Experience canopy show, the Flamingo wildlife habitat, the Welcome to Las Vegas sign, the Seven Magic Mountains sculptures 20 minutes south, walking the Strip at night and the free trams between resorts. Red Rock Canyon’s scenic drive costs only a small per-car fee.

Grand Canyon West Rim (2.5 hours, from $82), Hoover Dam (45 minutes, from $52), Valley of Fire (1 hour, from $87), Red Rock Canyon (30 minutes, from $83), Zion (2.5 hours, from $117) and Antelope Canyon with Horseshoe Bend (4.5 hours, from $140). Every one runs as a guided tour with Strip hotel pickup.

A night helicopter flight over the Strip, the Bellagio fountains, the Sphere’s exterior and shows, Cirque du Soleil and headline residencies, the High Roller wheel after dark, the Fremont Street Experience light show, open-top night bus tours and Valley of Fire sunset tours that return after dark.

Winter (December to February) is the best season for the desert: comfortable 10–15°C days at Valley of Fire, Red Rock and the Hoover Dam, and thinner crowds at the Grand Canyon West Rim. Zion and the South Rim can have snow, which makes for spectacular photos. Nights are cold, so pack a jacket for the Strip.

The Grand Canyon West Rim and Skywalk, the Hoover Dam, the Shark Reef aquarium at Mandalay Bay, the High Roller wheel, the Bellagio fountains, Valley of Fire’s short trails, the Discovery Children’s Museum and the Fremont Street zipline. Many resorts have pools open from March to October.

March to May and September to November: warm days, cool evenings and ideal conditions for the canyons. Summer regularly tops 40°C, so desert tours leave at dawn; winter is mild and the cheapest time for hotels. Avoid big convention weeks if you want lower room rates.

Yes, and more for the surroundings than the casinos: no other city puts the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Valley of Fire, Red Rock, Zion and Antelope Canyon within a day trip, with hotel pickup and no driving. Give the Strip one night and the desert the rest.