Las Vegas Strip

The heart of Las Vegas is the Las Vegas Strip. The fanciest and most popular hotels and casinos are located on the Las Vegas Strip. There are many attractions on the Las Vegas Strip that can be seen by visitors walking along the strip. Many of the hotels are designed to be viewed from The Strip. Hotels like the Paris feature the Eiffel Tower,the New York New York Hotel represents the New York Skyline and the Bellagio features The Bellagio Fountains . These features are an integral part of the Vegas Strip.

What is known as the Las Vegas Strip is actually a section of Las Vegas Boulevard South. It is generally considered to start in the north at the Stratosphere south to the Four Seasons, the Mandalay bay and the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign.

More About the Vegas Strip Transportation on The Las Vegas Strip The Vegas strip can be driven, but there is also a bus service called The Deuce that travels up and down the strip. The Las Vegas Monorail travels up and down the Las Vegas Strip (just east of it on the other side of the hotels). The Las Vegas Strip is also becoming more walkable and many of the hotels are developing walkways between hotels and along the Vegas Strip. Las Vegas Strip Hotels The list below represents north to south on the Las Vegas Strip with the left column represents the west side of the Strip and the right side represents the east side of the Strip. Stratosphere Tower Hilton Grand Vacations Club Circus Circus Trump Tower Las Vegas Treasure Island (TI) The Mirage Caesars Palace Bellagio City Center Las Vegas (Opens 2009) Monte Carlo New York New York Hotel Excalibur Luxor Four Seasons Mandalay Bay Sahara Fontinebleau (opens 2009) Riviera Hotel Encore Hotel The Palazzo (opens 2009) The Venetian Casino Royale Harrah's Las Vegas Imperial Palace Flamingo Hotel and Casino Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon Bally's Paris Hotel Las Vegas Planet Hollywood MGM Grand Tropicana