While there are many activities in Las Vegas that require money and can even cause you to lose a lot of your money, there are a bunch of things you can do that won’t cost you a penny — unless you want to. Check out these totally free things you can do while visiting Las Vegas.
Travel the World
Without leaving Las Vegas, you can travel to different destinations while strolling the themed hotels. Take a trip to Paris at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino and make sure to snap a picture with the Eiffel Tower; take a gondola ride through Venice at The Venetian Resort; and, lastly, wander around New York City at New York New York Hotel & Casino.
Visit the Las Vegas Sign
The bright and iconic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign is a must-see while visiting Sin City. Snap a few pictures below the sign to commemorate your trip — maybe post a couple on Instagram.
Watch the Water Show at The Bellagio
The Fountains at Bellagio are an iconic Vegas attraction that put on a fabulous show for travelers to watch multiple times throughout the night. Each show is unique in its own way, so, no matter how many times you watch it, you are in for a treat.
Relax by the Pool
Depending on what time of year you visit Las Vegas, the weather is most likely on the warmer side. Spend those scorching hot days relaxing by the pool and take a dip every once in a while to cool off.
Visit Fremont Street
Stroll along Fremont Street and enjoy a variety of different experiences. The street offers plenty of casinos, entertainment and more. Visit at night to experience the free nightly Viva Vision Show on the world’s largest screen.
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