Top Things to do in Nevada
Top Hotels in Nevada
- 1. Bellagio Las Vegas
- 2. Trump International Hotel Las Vegas
- 3. Park MGM Las Vegas
- 4. The Venetian Resort
- 5. Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
- 6. Paris Las Vegas
- 7. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Autograph Collection
- 8. Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
- 9. Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel
- 10. Silverton Casino Hotel
What to do and see in Nevada, United States: The Best Cultural Events
Las Vegas is the place to go for the best nightlife, gambling, live shows and dining in the U.S. But there's plenty to do in Nevada for all types of travelers. The state boasts more than 100 beautiful golf courses, and water lovers can relax on the shores of Lake Tahoe. Set your sights on the mountainous landscape, perfect for hiking, or tour the famous Hoover Dam. World class resorts with top of the line spas are located throughout the state's major cities and tourist locales.
Restaurants in Nevada
1. Las Vegas Market - Summer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
If you're looking for the most contemporary spot to refresh your home, then the Las Vegas Market it is. Featuring thousands of designers and retailers of home decor, indoor and outdoor furniture, textiles, and gifts for the home, it's a playground for buyers and exhibitors alike. The highlight is the space itself: over 5 million square feet of bustling architecture, indoors and out, with rest spaces, fire pits, and charge-up points. Check out the latest styles and give your kitchen, bathroom, or living room a makeover. Or, just get some inspiration for ways to Feng Shui your home when you get back! The Summer market typically takes place for five days, from July-August.
2. Burning Man
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
A diverse band of dreamers, makers and artists gather every summer in a sprawling temporary city in the fierce heat of the Nevada desert. Embracing an alternative ethos, over 50,000 attendees come together to experience mind-blowing art projects and live in a self-reliant communal setting. Inspired by the burning of a wooden figure on a San Francisco beach in 1986, today this eclectic festival has grown into a worldwide phenomenon.
3. Las Vegas Market - Winter
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
If you're looking for the most contemporary spot to refresh your home, then the Las Vegas Market it is. Featuring thousands of designers and retailers of home decor, indoor and outdoor furniture, textiles, and gifts for the home, it's a playground for buyers and exhibitors alike. The highlight is the space itself: over 5 million square feet of bustling architecture, indoors and out, with rest spaces, fire pits, and charge-up points. Check out the latest styles and give your home a makeover, or, just get some great new inspiration! The Winter market typically takes place across five days, in January.
4. The Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 7 reviews
Part festival, part concert, and all about serving up some delicious dishes. The Great American Foodie Fest brings together 50 of the USA's best food trucks and speciality vendors for some outdoor fun. Tents line up for four-day bonanza, flipping burgers and frying dough, with wide thoroughfares in between. For visitors who want to try out a few different options, there's plenty to do in between noshing: ferris wheels and rides, games and live performances. Whether you're in the mood for something exotic, something vegan, or something soul food: The Foodie Fest has you covered.
Reviewed By whenyourehere - Las Vegas, United States
This year Great American Foodie Fest was free admission at the M Resort and Casino and the M Resort had free parking. My favorite thing to eat there was The Connecticut Roll from Cousins Maine Lobster and the corn on the cob. The Armenian Coffee Milk Shake from Lucy's Waffles and Ice cream was amazing. It had the perfect combination of everything I love: chocolate and caffeine. The watermelon lemonade from The Smhoken Pot was the strongest lemonade I have ever had. My friend got three tacos from Pablo's Kitchen for $10 and he said they were really good. It cost $2 to obtain the “Magic Money” card. This is what you would use to load your funds and pay for anything at the festival: rides, food, drinks. There are plenty of stations so it doesn’t take a long time to load your card. It doesn’t seem like you can get a refund if you overload on your card so it’s best to load your card as necessary. I loaded $40 onto my card and then just added as needed depending on what I wanted, towards the end of the night. I spent $51 at the fest not including the $2 charge for the card: $19 for a lobster roll, $5 for a roller coaster ride, $5 for corn on the cob, $7 for Armenian coffee milkshake, $10 for tacos, $2 for Diet Coke, and $3 for lemonade. I personally don’t think it was over prided at all considering these are food trucks and it’s a good festival.
5. Reno Santa Pub Crawl
Thousands of Santas will descent upon downtown Reno to enjoy good food, good spirits & yule-tide cheer. Over 12,000 festive clad wassailers will enjoy the 20th year of the Reno Santa Crawl. With more bars, contests, pre-crawl events and Santa skiing, it is everyone's favorite Christmas Party. Unlike your corporate holiday party, this one won't get you fired. All proceeds go to local schools.
6. Vegas Festival of Lights
Step into the magical world that is Festival Of Lights, you and your loved ones will be in awe. Millions of lights perfectly synchronized to your favorite holiday music. Endless paths to stroll amidst the beautiful twinkling lights. Rides, games, and plenty of food options for you to enjoy. Nightly snowfalls, and don't forget about your family photos with Santa.
