![\"Cosmopolitan\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/rsinspire\/20160627155448\/Cosmopolitan.jpg\")
\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nWake up in your luxurious City Room (rates start at $210\/night) at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas<\/a>. It\u2019s been voted one of the world\u2019s top hotels in Conde Nast Traveller\u2019s Gold List. Breakfast is at Eggslut (do I have your attention yet?), and there\u2019s no need to hurry down; the first meal of the day is served all day<\/em>. This restaurant\u2019s special is The Slut, a coddled egg on top of potato puree that\u2019s cooked in a glass jar. Have that experience.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIt\u2019s time to start discovering the off-the-beaten-path attractions that make Vegas unique, starting with the Mob Museum<\/a>. This bold and interactive museum combs through the story of the mob, its inception, and its impact on Vegas. Dedicated to telling American history how it really happened, visitors can work through evidence and even do simulated weapons training. Tickets start at $19.95 (non-locals, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nSince you\u2019re already in Old Vegas, after your trip to the Mob Museum stay in the area for dinner. Make it a mob-inspired meal and dine at Oscar\u2019s Steakhouse<\/a>; it\u2019s named after former mob attorney Oscar Goodman. Maybe it\u2019s their stiff drinks or their flame-broiled, aged steaks, but something\u2019s been drawing crowds here since 1939. Maybe it\u2019s their tagline: Beef, Booze, and Broads.<\/p>\nDay 2<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nInstead of rushing out to see what thrills and misadventures Vegas has in store for you, spend the morning at the Cosmopolitan\u2019s spa, Sahra, pampering yourself. Your pre-treatment includes showering in the monsoon showers and basking in the steam rooms and sauna. Now that you\u2019re relaxed, time to melt into oblivion with their Far East Renewal package ($265) for 80 minutes of herbal skin treatments and a customized massage.<\/p>\n
Afternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"wynn\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/rsinspire\/20160627151955\/wynn.jpg\")
\nAfter all that pampering it\u2019s time to get your blood flowing again, and what better way to do that than to start gambling? Go to the Wynn casino<\/a> for a \u201cwhen in Vegas\u201d experience. Come for the blackjack tables or penny slots; stay for nearly every other spectacle known to man in what is the fifth-largest hotel in the world. There\u2019s a lake, a man-made mountain, and many more fantastical elements.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nEnjoy a performance of Absinthe<\/a>, a circus-esque, adults-only variety show at Caesars Palace. There are incredible feats of human strength and flexibility, cabaret-type song and dance, stunts, and burlesque.<\/p>\nDay 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Palms\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/rsinspire\/20160627155841\/Palms.jpg\")
\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"CaesarsPalacePool\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/rsinspire\/20160627160324\/CaesarsPalacePool.jpg\")
\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n![\"FerrisWheel\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelocity.com\/inspire\/wp-content\/uploads\/rsinspire\/20160627153903\/FerrisWheel.jpg\")
\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
Afternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIt\u2019s time to start discovering the off-the-beaten-path attractions that make Vegas unique, starting with the Mob Museum<\/a>. This bold and interactive museum combs through the story of the mob, its inception, and its impact on Vegas. Dedicated to telling American history how it really happened, visitors can work through evidence and even do simulated weapons training. Tickets start at $19.95 (non-locals, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nSince you\u2019re already in Old Vegas, after your trip to the Mob Museum stay in the area for dinner. Make it a mob-inspired meal and dine at Oscar\u2019s Steakhouse<\/a>; it\u2019s named after former mob attorney Oscar Goodman. Maybe it\u2019s their stiff drinks or their flame-broiled, aged steaks, but something\u2019s been drawing crowds here since 1939. Maybe it\u2019s their tagline: Beef, Booze, and Broads.<\/p>\nDay 2<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nInstead of rushing out to see what thrills and misadventures Vegas has in store for you, spend the morning at the Cosmopolitan\u2019s spa, Sahra, pampering yourself. Your pre-treatment includes showering in the monsoon showers and basking in the steam rooms and sauna. Now that you\u2019re relaxed, time to melt into oblivion with their Far East Renewal package ($265) for 80 minutes of herbal skin treatments and a customized massage.<\/p>\n
Afternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nAfter all that pampering it\u2019s time to get your blood flowing again, and what better way to do that than to start gambling? Go to the Wynn casino<\/a> for a \u201cwhen in Vegas\u201d experience. Come for the blackjack tables or penny slots; stay for nearly every other spectacle known to man in what is the fifth-largest hotel in the world. There\u2019s a lake, a man-made mountain, and many more fantastical elements.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nEnjoy a performance of Absinthe<\/a>, a circus-esque, adults-only variety show at Caesars Palace. There are incredible feats of human strength and flexibility, cabaret-type song and dance, stunts, and burlesque.<\/p>\nDay 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
Evening<\/strong><\/h3>\nSince you\u2019re already in Old Vegas, after your trip to the Mob Museum stay in the area for dinner. Make it a mob-inspired meal and dine at Oscar\u2019s Steakhouse<\/a>; it\u2019s named after former mob attorney Oscar Goodman. Maybe it\u2019s their stiff drinks or their flame-broiled, aged steaks, but something\u2019s been drawing crowds here since 1939. Maybe it\u2019s their tagline: Beef, Booze, and Broads.<\/p>\nDay 2<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nInstead of rushing out to see what thrills and misadventures Vegas has in store for you, spend the morning at the Cosmopolitan\u2019s spa, Sahra, pampering yourself. Your pre-treatment includes showering in the monsoon showers and basking in the steam rooms and sauna. Now that you\u2019re relaxed, time to melt into oblivion with their Far East Renewal package ($265) for 80 minutes of herbal skin treatments and a customized massage.<\/p>\n
Afternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nAfter all that pampering it\u2019s time to get your blood flowing again, and what better way to do that than to start gambling? Go to the Wynn casino<\/a> for a \u201cwhen in Vegas\u201d experience. Come for the blackjack tables or penny slots; stay for nearly every other spectacle known to man in what is the fifth-largest hotel in the world. There\u2019s a lake, a man-made mountain, and many more fantastical elements.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nEnjoy a performance of Absinthe<\/a>, a circus-esque, adults-only variety show at Caesars Palace. There are incredible feats of human strength and flexibility, cabaret-type song and dance, stunts, and burlesque.<\/p>\nDay 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
Day 2<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nInstead of rushing out to see what thrills and misadventures Vegas has in store for you, spend the morning at the Cosmopolitan\u2019s spa, Sahra, pampering yourself. Your pre-treatment includes showering in the monsoon showers and basking in the steam rooms and sauna. Now that you\u2019re relaxed, time to melt into oblivion with their Far East Renewal package ($265) for 80 minutes of herbal skin treatments and a customized massage.<\/p>\n
Afternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nAfter all that pampering it\u2019s time to get your blood flowing again, and what better way to do that than to start gambling? Go to the Wynn casino<\/a> for a \u201cwhen in Vegas\u201d experience. Come for the blackjack tables or penny slots; stay for nearly every other spectacle known to man in what is the fifth-largest hotel in the world. There\u2019s a lake, a man-made mountain, and many more fantastical elements.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nEnjoy a performance of Absinthe<\/a>, a circus-esque, adults-only variety show at Caesars Palace. There are incredible feats of human strength and flexibility, cabaret-type song and dance, stunts, and burlesque.<\/p>\nDay 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
Instead of rushing out to see what thrills and misadventures Vegas has in store for you, spend the morning at the Cosmopolitan\u2019s spa, Sahra, pampering yourself. Your pre-treatment includes showering in the monsoon showers and basking in the steam rooms and sauna. Now that you\u2019re relaxed, time to melt into oblivion with their Far East Renewal package ($265) for 80 minutes of herbal skin treatments and a customized massage.<\/p>\n
Afternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nAfter all that pampering it\u2019s time to get your blood flowing again, and what better way to do that than to start gambling? Go to the Wynn casino<\/a> for a \u201cwhen in Vegas\u201d experience. Come for the blackjack tables or penny slots; stay for nearly every other spectacle known to man in what is the fifth-largest hotel in the world. There\u2019s a lake, a man-made mountain, and many more fantastical elements.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nEnjoy a performance of Absinthe<\/a>, a circus-esque, adults-only variety show at Caesars Palace. There are incredible feats of human strength and flexibility, cabaret-type song and dance, stunts, and burlesque.<\/p>\nDay 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
Evening<\/strong><\/h3>\nEnjoy a performance of Absinthe<\/a>, a circus-esque, adults-only variety show at Caesars Palace. There are incredible feats of human strength and flexibility, cabaret-type song and dance, stunts, and burlesque.<\/p>\nDay 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
Day 3<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nFor farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nIf you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nPut on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\nDay 4<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\n\nYou can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nTurn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\nDay 5<\/strong><\/h2>\nMorning<\/strong><\/h3>\nStart your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n\nAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\nHow many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\nEvening<\/strong><\/h3>\nWorried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\t
For farm-to-table dining, check out Honey Salt <\/a>for their homestyle comfort food. If you\u2019re like most people and can\u2019t choose between breakfast and lunch, go for brunch and try the breakfast pizza topped with a scrambled farm egg, Applewood smoked bacon, spinach, and cheddar cheese ($12). Again, torn between morning and afternoon cuisine, you can opt for their steak and egg sliders topped with scrambled eggs and creamed spinach ($18) for the best of both worlds.<\/p>\n If you didn\u2019t overindulge at brunch, hit up an indoor go-kart arena. Nothing\u2019s more fun than a little friendly competition when you\u2019re traveling at 45 mph just a few inches off the ground at Pole Position Raceway<\/a>. The European go-karts are run by electricity, meaning no stinky fumes while you\u2019re whipping around the indoor track. Tickets start at $25.50 for a single, 10-minute race. Multi-race packages are available.<\/p>\n Put on your dancing shoes because you\u2019re heading to Ghostbar<\/a> at the Palms Casino Resort. This upscale ultra lounge is on the 55th<\/sup> floor of the Ivory Tower and has an amazing view of the Las Vegas Strip. Come early (8 \u2013 10 p.m.) for half-priced cocktails and to enjoy the sleek club\u2019s interior, 14-foot floor to ceiling windows, and patio before the place fills up with partiers.<\/p>\n You can\u2019t go to Vegas and not experience at least a little sin. Start you morning at the Venus European Pool Lounge<\/a> at Caesars Palace. Entrance for ladies is always free. Their stylish and comfortable pool area has cabanas, lounge chairs, and plenty of opportunity for people watching. ($30 cover for men; no cover for locals on Thursdays).<\/p>\n The afternoon has you sampling the best of Vegas\u2019 small batch beers at Banger Brewing<\/a> in Downtown Vegas. They have an all-you-can-drink special for $30 every day. Check out the guided tour of their facility to find out more about their craft beers, including their Jalapeno Hefeweizen and Coffee Kolsch.<\/p>\n Turn things down a notch and enjoy a relaxed dinner at Andrea\u2019s<\/a> at the Wynn for a sexy and sophisticated take on modern Asian cuisine. You can sample Wagyu beef (filet for $68) and five-spice garlic lobster tempura ($58), or braised pork belly ($32). Plus you\u2019ll be overlooking the pool of Encore Beach club while you get your Asian food fix.<\/p>\n Start your day roaming the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio<\/a>. You\u2019ll be intoxicated by the beautiful smell of the flowers and get a kick out of people taking selfies with plants. Open 24 hours, this 14,000-square-foot garden is comprised of 90 percent recycled plants, flowers, and trees. If you go around Chinese New Year or Christmas, you\u2019ll be treated to extra special themes throughout the gardens. Best of all? Your moment of Zen is free.<\/p>\n How many people can say they\u2019ve ridden in the world\u2019s largest observation wheel? You can once you visit the 550-foot tall, 520-foot wide Ferris wheel The High Roller<\/a> at the LINQ. It takes 30 full minutes to complete one full rotation, and on the journey you\u2019ll get unparalleled views of Vegas. The cabins are so big they can fit 40 people, and yoga classes are even held in them! Tickets start at $18 (day time, online only).<\/p>\n Worried you might not have tasted the best Vegas has to offer? Then take one of the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours<\/a>. For a memorable and luxurious experience to end your trip, opt for their 3-hour \u2018Savors of the Strip\u2019 tour \u2014 a whirlwind adventure to 5 of the hottest and most exclusive restaurants in Vegas. You\u2019ll sample over 15 signature dishes prepared by award-winning chefs, and you\u2019ll have knowledgeable and fun guides to round out your experience. (Tickets are $199\/person with the option to purchase a beverage package).<\/p>\n\n\n\tAfternoon<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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