Here are some of the best indoor activities in Las Vegas for when the temps start to skyrocket. Browse the list below and enjoy while staying safe!
The Smith Center is set to host an impressive lineup of fabulous entertainment in April. Jazz music superstar Christian Sands takes the stage with a fresh look at the classic genre. Indulge in an evening of emotion with A Night at the Opera as the outstanding symphony orchestra performs arias from world-renowned operas.
The shops on the Strip are sure to cure any bad weather blues. Treat yourself to the exclusive collection of luxury retailers at The Shops at Wynn or see all the latest styles at the Promenade Shops at Bellagio. Pop into Chanel for a personal shopping experience at the Shops at Crystals or freshen up your denim collection at 7 For All Mankind at the Grand Canal Shoppes.
Bliss begins here. From acupuncture to reiki, spa day indulgences are endless. The Cosmopolitan offers a unique experience at the Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam. The serene space draws on the striking contrast of the desert to create a luxurious oasis for every client. The Awana spa at Resorts World is a premier relaxation destination offering an extensive menu of treatments, facials, massages and immersive facilities. The Canyon Ranch spa at The Venetian celebrates wellness with an unmatched collection of unique spa experiences such as Euphora Kings Bath and Craniosacral Therapy.
Explore an exhibit at any of the fine curations, experiences and events around Las Vegas. Bright historical stories come to life at The Neon Museum. Princess Diana: A Tribute Exhibition houses over 700 fabulous artifacts. Guests walk through time as each room displays a collection of relics, apparel, jewelry and striking imagery. The incredibly imaginative In Bloom exhibit at the Bellagio explores themes of humanity, rebirth, identity and abstraction through a vibrant depiction of flora and fauna.
Photography by: In order of appearance, photos: Courtesy of Bazaar Meat; courtesy of Alice + Olivia; courtesy of Qua Baths & Spa/Caesars Palace; by Jerry Metellus
