Top Rated Attractions in Las Vegas

Are you in Paris or Las Vegas? Ride to the peak of the 46-story replica of the Eiffel Tower in the glass elevators and you'll find you're in both places at once! At the observation deck on top, you will behold a breathtaking view of the Las Vegas Strip from 540 feet (165 meters) up. The 11th-floor Eiffel Tower Restaurant is formal dining at its finest; reservations are necessary. Tickets are available at the Tower.

With a scale as high as 550 feet (167.6 meters) tall, the vivacious High Roller is one of the largest observational wheels in the world. An extravagant circular bend dominating the brimming Strip, this gigantic Ferris wheel is a spectacular engineering feat. Complete with 28 cabins, this observation wheel offers breathtaking views of the Las Vegas Valley. A spectacular adornment to the LINQ, the High Roller seems to blend in with the increasingly jubilant, iridescent and charismatic landscape of the city. Soaring as if to reach the skies, it is especially a stunning sight when lit up at night. The sweeping High Roller is an embodiment of Las Vegas' vibrant spirit.

One of the largest hotels in the world, MGM Grand Hotel & Casino will overwhelm you with its size. The rooms offer excellent views of the city. The hotel offers various dining choices, including Hakkasan Resetaurant, Shibuya, and Joël Robuchon. Catch a show and cool off at Wet Republic, a pool that serves as a daytime hangout and music venue. The hotel offers a lot of useful amenities including convention space, free internet access in guestrooms, and an airport shuttle service. A full range of gaming is available, from slot machines to table games, cards and a sports book.

House Of Blues at Mandalay Bay is the closest thing you'll find to a blues revival without going to Louisiana. Live music has been presented by some of the all-time great rhythm and blues personalities. Everyone will love the fried catfish and succulent barbecued ribs served here. On Sunday, a brunch buffet is punctuated by some of the greatest gospel singers in the country.

Discovery Children's Museum Las Vegas museum features hundreds of hands-on, interactive exhibits dealing with the arts, sciences, nature, music, and humanities for children to explore. Kids can explore a myriad of exhibits that offer fun and educational experiences. Eco City allows them to explore a mini city with shops, buildings, and businesses. The younger tots can enjoy at Toddler World, a desert-themed play park. For the curious cats, Patents Pending is another fascinating exhibit with problem-solving games and displays, along with Water World, a spectacular section that celebrates water.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is an elegant hotel with amazing restaurants, a spa, a nightclub, and swimming pools. If you're just visiting the hotel, the 75,000-square-foot (6,968-square-meter) casino will be sure to make an impression. If you stay on one of the top floors, this high-rise hotel will give you a breath-taking view of The Strip. However, regardless of the floor your room is on, you'll be surrounded by luxury. Along with the ultra-luxurious suites, the hotel offers meeting and event venues and a spacious business center.