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Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Road (702) 892-0711 Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Road (702) 892-0711 Whether you’re visiting Vegas for your first time or your 6th, the LVCVA has all your tourist answers. The Las Vegas and Visitors Information Center is conveniently located next to our hotel. Lied Discovery Children’s Museum 833 Las Vegas Boulevard North (702) 382-3445 www.ldcm.org This hand’s on Museum is sure to please everyone. Lied Discovery Children’s Museum encourages interaction between child and adult. With exhibits based on exploring science, art, culture and early childhood development, you’ll want to come back a second time! Las Vegas Natural History Museum 900 Las Vegas Boulevard North (702) 384-3466 www.lvnhm.org Created for children, adults, and families of all ages, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum educates all through their interactive past and present exhibits. Spend an entire day taking in the world’s wildlife, ecosystems and cultures. Las Vegas National Golf Club 1911 East Desert Inn Road (702) 734-1796 www.lasvegasnational.com Located less than 2 miles from the Las Vegas Strip and only 5 minutes from our hotel is the beautiful Las Vegas National Golf Club. This 18-hole course will not only amaze you but you never know which celebrity you could run in to! Zion National Park Springdale, UT (435) 772-3256 Located 160 miles northeast of our hotel lays Zion National Park. This beautiful park includes Zion Canyon and unique sandstone cliffs. If you’re looking for a day of hiking, climbing or biking, Zion National Park is for you. Lake Mead 601 National Highway (702) 293-8907 Known as the largest reservoir in the United States, Lake Mead is located just 30 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Form from water impounded by the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead extends over 112 miles behind the dam holding approximately 28.5 million-acre feet of water. Grand Canyon West Rim Grand Canyon, AZ The Grand Canyon West Rim, also known as the Grand Canyon Skywalk, is a tourist attraction part of the Grand Canyon located near the Colorado River. The horseshoe shaped glass walkway stands roughly 3,600 feet above the floor of the canyon. Tourists from all over the world come to take in the beautiful scenery. Hoover Dam US 93 (702) 494-2517 Located just 35 miles south of Las Vegas, Hoover Dam is the highest concrete dam in the Western Hemisphere. It attracts more than a million visitors each year. University of Nevada – Las Vegas 4505 South Maryland Parkway (702) 895-3011 Spend a day at this beautiful Las Vegas University. Catch a sporting event or a musical performance. Located just 3 miles from our hotel, one could spend an entire day taking in the scenery or losing oneself in its magnificence. United Artist Theatre: Showcase Mall 3769 Las Vegas Boulevard South (702) 740-4511 www.regmovies.com With 8 – 12 screens playing, there is always something for everyone in the family. Call the theatre for specific movie times. Gameworks: 3785 Las Vegas Boulevard South (702) 432-4263 www.gameworks.com Looking for a popular spot for your teenagers or youngsters? Gameworks offers hundreds of interactive games and attractions. Bring the whole family and enjoy a day at Gameworks. There is also a restaurant and gift shop located inside. Shark Reef 3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South (702) 632-7777 www.sharkreef.com The Shark Reef is not your typical aquarium; it’s designed to transport you to an undersea ocean of sights, sounds and encounters like never before. With over 14 breathtaking exhibits, the Shark Reef is a must when visiting Las Vegas. Forum Shops 3500 South Las Vegas Boulevard (702) 893-4800 Known for its specialty shops, the Forum Shops has it all. From crystal bowls and vases to designer shoes and handbags – one could spend an entire day here. With hundreds of stores and restaurants, there’s plenty to keep you busy the entire afternoon. Red Rock Canyon 1000 Scenic Drive (702) 515-5350 Located 15 miles west of Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon is great for a day of hiking. Take in the fresh air and the beautiful scenery while bike riding, hiking or driving the 13-mile long one-way loop road. Fashion Show all 3200 Las Vegas Boulevard South (702) 862-2525 www.nordstrom.com Nestled right off the Strip, this mall features department stores as well as boutique stores featuring everything from clothes, accessories, handbags, shoes and jewelry. You will never have to worry about leaving anything behind at home again! Adventuredome Theme Park 2880 Las Vegas Boulevard South (702) 794-3939 This amazing indoor theme park is sure to please every one of all ages. Enjoy thrilling rides, games and even a free clown show. Come be adventurous and experience the Adventurdome. Sands Expo 201 Sands Avenue (702) 773-5556 www.sandsexpo.com Attending a conference at the Sands Expo? Our hotel is less than a mile away from this 1.2 million square feet center. .
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