5 Favorites: Las Vegas

Posted by Adam Warner

From fabulous cocktail bars offering spectacular views of the Strip to jaw-dropping light displays stretching five blocks, these are five favorite Las Vegas experiences and destinations that every honeymoon couple should put at the top of their must-do list.

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1. Eat

Picasso

With views of the Bellagio fountains, indulge in extraordinary New French cuisine while being surrounded by original Picassos. Perfect for that ultimate honeymoon meal.

Bellagio Hotel. The Strip. www.bellagio.com/picasso

2. Drink

Mandarin Bar

Floor-to-ceiling windows, elegant decor, expertly crafted cocktails, and stunning views of the Strip make this venue a honeymoon must.

Mandarin Oriental. The Strip. www.mandarinoriental.com/lasvegas/fine-dining/mandarin-bar

3. Stay

Encore Resort

Truly fantastic across the board. Starting at 745 square feet, rooms are spacious and well-appointed. Service is attentive without being obtrusive. All the while, between the acclaimed 18-hole golf course and heated pools surrounded by gorgeous gardens, the facilities are terrific.

Encore at Wynn Las Vegas. The Strip. www.wynnlasvegas.com

4. Do

Fremont Street Experience

This brilliant pedestrian mall dressed in neon leaves spectators speechless thanks to an enormous canopy displaying light and sound shows every night. The attraction is located in downtown Las Vegas, a revitalized area now home to fine arts and culture.

Downtown Las Vegas. www.vegasexperience.com

5. Shop

Broadacres Marketplace

Located on the north side of town, this unique shopping spot (with over 1,000 vendors) combines great food, drink, and music with one-of-a-kind art, clothing, and home goods. A refreshing alternative to the endless amount of high-end (and familiar) brands dominating the Strip.

North Las Vegas. www.broadacresmec.com


For additional travel information on Las Vegas, including expert hotel, restaurant, and activity recommendations, consult our comprehensive honeymoon destination guide.

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