Las Vegas Travel Agent Specialist

Las Vegas Cityscape

Whether you’re looking for high-stakes thrills, world-class dining, or neon-soaked history, I’ve found that Las Vegas is a desert playground that truly never sleeps. From the classic charm of Fremont Street to the futuristic glow of the Sphere, here is my personal guide to the best of the city. 

My Top Sightseeing & Photo Ops

 The Sphere: I love that this tech marvel is attached right to The Venetian. Whether I'm catching an occasional show inside or just watching the lights at night, it’s beautiful, and tickets can e purchased for the fun events that they offer. Going to a show offers am entertaining and fun experience. 

Seven Magic Mountains: This is like a "Vegas Stonehenge." The stones are tall, colorful, and easily the best place for a unique picture. It's a great place to see, and collect those fun memories with loved ones and your trip companions, or memories that are just for you to keep. 

The High Roller: I recommend this for the view, it’s 550 feet tall, and one cabin holds about 40 people! It's a giant Ferris Wheel that gives each person a wide panoramic views of Las Vegas and the city below, where people look like ants below. It's a unique and fun experience that won't ever be forgotten.

Bellagio Fountains: It’s a classic for a reason. I like to watch the free water show while dining at the restaurants nearby. It's beautiful and even something for kids to see and enjoy.

My Thrill-Seeker Recommendations

The Stratosphere: I head here when I want to go to the very top for the rides & the view. The rides are fun, and something unique to do on a trip in Vegas. 

The Big Apple Coaster: You can find this on the second floor of the New York-New York; it’s a blast weaving through the "skyline."

The Golden Nugget: If you're downtown, you have to try the H2O Slide. You actually slide through a scenic aquarium filled with fish and aquatic life!

Area 15: This is my favorite immersive playground. It’s great for kids (& adults) because you can choose your own experience pass for scavenger hunts & art shows, and other entertaining experiences that make a vegas trip amazing.

Fremont Street: I love the energy here. It’s a condensed walking strip where I can go ziplining or hop between casinos, there's boutiques & shops, & places to get a keepsake from your vacation. 

Where I Eat

Fine Dining & SteaksBazaar Meat: Located near the Palazzo/Sahara area, the tasting menu here is fancy and fantastic.

Andiamo: This Italian-American steakhouse has  amazing service. I always get the lobster bisque,& I love that every steak is paired with pasta.It makes a spectacular & filling meal.

High Steaks at the Rio: I highly recommend the seafood tower & the glazed bacon. They even have a vegan steak & a patio with a great view of the city.

Global Flavors & Local Eats

Le Thai: I head to Fremont East for their tri-colored curry and the pork jerky with waterfall sauce.It's flavorful & tasty, your taste buds will thank you for this meal. I enjoyed eating here.

Soul Valley BBQ: In the Arts District, their pork belly is to die for. I usually grab the "Platter for 2" which comes with 6 meats and 6 sides, & can be shared with a traveling companion. The meat is juicy and flavorful.

Happy Camper: This is my go-to for chill vibes and drinks. I dream about their tavern-style pepperoni & ricotta pizza with hot honey. It's wonderful & fresh and I enjoyed the chill atmosphere that the Happy Camper is.

With Love Always: When I’m in Centennial Hills, I stop here for a smash burger, loaded fries, & a dipped ice cream cone. After your meal, the dipped ice cream cone is delicious and you can get three scoops of deliciousness. They have seasonal flavors & year round flavors that are all tasty and good to try! People say that they love the butterscotch flavor. I am more of a chocolate & caramel type of person. It's all amazing.

If it's a fine dining experience that you crave, along with seafood. Head over to Pisces, great service & amazing food. The Crab Cigars & Piella is amazing.

My Great Escapes

Valley of Fire: When I need a break from the neon, I head here. It looks like a red, Mars-like version of the Grand Canyon.

Helicopter Rides: If I’m feeling adventurous, I’ll take a tour that goes as far as the Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam. It's nice to see the world overhead span out from an view from up high. It's a unique experience. 

The Venetian: I still love taking a gondola ride through the canals,it’s such a vibe. It's like Italy has came to the Vegas area & it gives you something fun & romantic to do. You can fall in love with someone your with or fall in love with the Vegas area and the  scenic views.

Container Park: It’s a great spot for me to just walk around, shop, & grab a quick bite. 

All Vegas trips need a photo op at the famous Vegas Sign where people take their photos for social media and for memories of their adventure in a busy, fun city. 

My Local Tip: To get around, I usually hop on the Monorail, but if I’m feeling fancy, I’ll rent a limo to cruise the Strip in style.