This city break provides an extraordinary sensory overload with its larger-than-life hotels, dazzling shows, and innovative dining experiences, all in an environment where time seems irrelevant, as casinos, bars, and restaurants operate around the clock.

The city boasts an exceptional skyline

Hotels designed as giant playgrounds, each offering a distinct theme. From the Luxor's enormous Egyptian pyramid to The Venetian's replica of Venice's intricate streets and New York New York's taste of the Big Apple, Las Vegas transports visitors through time and space. The Excalibur hotel even brings Medieval jousting to the modern era, while ARIA showcases a 21st-century aesthetic with towering glass facades and contemporary in-room amenities.

Las Vegas embraces the "bigger is better" philosophy

The idea that characterises the United States, offering oversized culinary delights, such as a 10-egg omelette at the Peppermill Restaurant and towering 30-centimeter sandwiches at the Carnegie Deli. The city is home to some of the world's largest shops and hotels and even features a milk chocolate sculpture of the Statue of Liberty at Hershey's Chocolate World. The fountains outside the Bellagio reach greater heights than the top of the London Eye.

The Grand Canyon

For those seeking a break from the bright lights, the surrounding natural beauty is equally captivating. The Grand Canyon, with its otherworldly terrain, is just a two-and-a-half-hour drive away. Less known but equally impressive is the Hoover Dam, situated an hour's road trip from Las Vegas. As the highest concrete dam in America, towering over 200 meters above the Colorado River, it offers a remarkable sightseeing opportunity.

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