Nevada

Nevada is way more than just Las Vegas. Sin City is great for luxe hotels, captivating shows like Cirque du Soleil’s “Mystere” and residencies by Adele or the Killers, and cultural spaces (including the Neon Museum and the Sphere), but the state’s natural wonders are equally impressive. Get outdoors with a hike among sandstone cliffs in Red Rock Canyon, tour through stalactite-filled Lehman Caves in Great Basin National Park, or go swimming or boating on Lakes Mead and Tahoe.

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Planning your trip

Use these articles, resources, and guides to plan and inspire your next trip to Nevada.

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HOTELS
Chef Gabriela Cámara is opening Cantina Contramar, an outpost of her Mexico City seafood institution, at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on March 28, 2026.
Plan your best-ever trip around one of these 11 Vegas hotels and resorts that offer a different side of Sin City.
Set on 25 acres with 36 restaurants and bars, a huge spa, and a world-class entertainment venue, the Fontainebleau is OTT even for Vegas.
Check into the World Famous Clown Motel next time you’re in Nevada—but don’t expect a good night’s rest.
RESOURCES TO HELP PLAN YOUR TRIP
Forgot your face mask while packing? McCarran International Airport has got you covered.
The rare retrospective dedicated to the filmmaker’s eccentric style will finish its run online amid the coronavirus outbreak.
On select summer nights, a historic vintage diesel locomotive takes travelers on a ride under some of the world’s starriest skies.
One editor’s two-night trek through Nevada’s remote desert to find aliens—and other paranormal phenomena—is one of more than 200 host-led group tours Airbnb is launching through its brand new Airbnb Adventures platform.
High art for high rollers: The Damien Hirst–designed suite at the Palms casino in Las Vegas is open for stays.
The expanding U.S. Bicycle Route system allows plenty of unique opportunities to traverse lesser-known roads and explore America on two wheels.
Even if you don’t consider yourself a “Vegas person,” these new hotels, restaurants, and shows might convince you to buy a plane ticket.
The hotel brand’s first foray into Las Vegas has a similar European aesthetic to its New York and L.A. properties—but it’s no copy and paste situation.
The Mob Museum’s boozy new exhibit, The Underground, is part Prohibition-era history lesson, part watering hole.
Complete with virtual reality platforms, retro gaming consoles, and food by chef José Andrés, Luxor’s new 30,000-square-foot arena is a high score for e-gamers.