Michael Boychuck holds the title of "Colorist to the Stars", having worked with Hollywood's elite in Beverly Hills before coming to Las Vegas and serving as the signature stylist for three salons. At COLOR Salon by Michael Boychuck, what is most striking when you walk in is the luxurious yet minimal decor. The walls and most of the furnishings are white, grey and silver. Beautiful chandeliers hang from the ceiling. Enjoy the star treatment at this gorgeous salon!

Chateau Nightclub & Gardens, housed in the swanky Paris Las Vegas, is a perfect venue to soak in the dazzling Las Vegas party atmosphere. Party hard and enjoy is the motto here, and this club lives up to it. Spread across multiple stories, Chateau has several bars, a beer garden, spacious dance floors, and VIP areas. Bringing the best of the city's iconic nightlife entertainment to its patrons, this nightspot has redefined the concept of clubbing.

From the moment you walk into this lush and elegant boutique spa, you're placed in the lap of luxury. Many services are offered here, including massages and facials, manicures, and waxing for both men and women. If you want to feel closer to that special someone, be sure to check out the couples services that are available or even one of the in-suite services. When you visit WELL Spa in the Platinum Hotel your every need will be met by the attentive staff and you'll be sure to leave relaxed and refreshed.

As the name suggests, Bauman Rare Books houses books and documents that are hard to find and valuable. A first edition of Ulysses by James Joyce and other noted volumes have been found at this marvelous bookstore. Located in The Shoppes at the Palazzo, it features true collectibles. If you are an avid reader or a book lover then this store is a must-visit for you. Even historic artifacts like a military document signed by Emperor Napoleon are housed here.

Touted to be one of the best gay nightclubs in Las Vegas, Piranha Nightclub promises an unparalleled experience to its guests and is widely visited by the LGBT community in the city. This vibrant place with a trendy decor and a lively buzz is frequented by many celebrities and if you are in Las Vegas, a trip to this place is a must. From drag queens to strippers, Piranha Nightclub offers the complete package and the VIP rooms coupled with bottle service maintain the exclusivity of the place. Make sure you are at your fashionable best when here, as you don't know who you might bump into.

History and science unfold at the National Atomic Testing Museum. Get to know why the Nevada Test Site was founded, its above and underground tests and non-nuclear programs. The museum chronicles the past and present of atomic weapons and its effect worldwide. Right from its inception, conception to its advancement in current times, are displayed through various exhibits. These include bombs, testing devices, artefacts and radioactive displays.

The Marjorie Barrick Museum offers opportunities for visitors to learn about the visual arts. Besides showcasing works from various artists, the museum also has a collection of cultural items from the Southwest and Latin America. You can view Guatemalan and Bolivian textiles, Hopi and Paiute basketry, and Mexican dance masks. Not just for students of the University of Las Vegas, the museum seeks to educate the greater public on these works of art.

Bonanza is located on The Strip. It was built in the 1980s and covers 40,000 square feet (3,716 square meters) of space. They boast the largest collection of bizarre gifts in one single shop. They also have a reputation for being very friendly and can help you find a gift for anyone. You will find a variety of items here, including a toy parrot that shouts insults, miniature Las Vegas signs that flash, and fuzzy car dice.

Hidden in an unassuming warehouse is what might just be the world's largest collection of pinball machines from the 1950s up through the 1990s. This Pinball Hall of Fame is listed as a museum, but is also an arcade. All the machines are operational and patrons can play to their heart's content. There is no fee to enter the Pinball Hall of Fame, but players will need to pump quarters into the machines to play. Located not far from The Strip, Pinball Hall of Fame is a great spot for anyone looking for something a bit unique and off the beaten path. Anyone can go to Vegas and say they played slots. How many can say they visited what is possibly the world's largest collection of pinball machines?

The subject-matter of this museum may seem strange, but it is executed very well. At the Burlesque Hall of Fame, you'll find costumes, props, photographs, and other items relating to burlesque and its development through the decades. On the walls, black and white photographs featuring women in feathery, bejeweled, and fringed costumes can be seen. Celebrating the unique art, Burlesque Hall of Fame also regularly hosts events and classes. It features permanent exhibitions and temporary ones as well.

Nestled within close proximity to Downtown Las Vegas, Springs Preserve is a natural park and cultural center devoted to commemorating the history of Las Vegas and promoting sustainability. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the preserve is a rich repository of desert botanical gardens, museums, and galleries. It is home to several life-sized displays, exhibits, and entities centered around building a green environment. this insightful preserve also hosts classes, lectures, and workshops built around the disciplines of cooking, archaeology, sustainability, arts, crafts, cultural studies and more. Serpentine trails cleave many wetlands and lush desert terrains at this sprawling preserve which is also home to an indoor theater and a historic photo gallery. A seamless synergy of nature, education, and conservation, Springs Reserve is a noble step towards replenishing the global environment.

Downtown Container Park is a gigantic shopping complex created using abandoned shipping containers, hence the name. These shipping containers are an address to eclectic shops selling local merchandise, souvenirs and more, and their creative layout simply leaves you in awe. There are also many restaurants that call these quaint containers home. Apart from shopping, what makes this place unique are the various exhibits of massive sculptures that line the park, one such attraction is the giant, fire-emitting Mantis which was again created using recycled materials. The Downtown Container Park also has a wonderful tree house and the park's open ground is used as a venue for live musical performances. This is without a doubt a must-visit when in the city.