Explore Best Must See Spots: Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour in Las Vegas booking from $49.00

Explore Best Must See Spots: Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour

Overview

Mostly Indoors if it's too hot/cold

If you're on the Vegas Strip for a few days - these are the spots you should see and know (see itinerary).

I've cut out the guess work and designed a walking tour of some must-see spots you should see/ know - making for a less stressful trip to help save time/ money.

This isn't the museum tour you did in Rome. I won't have a flag. If anything's in my hand it'll be a beer. I'm not herding 50 people (It's small groups) & lecturing for 3 hrs. This is more about experiencing Vegas, sightseeing, information and maybe having a drink or two or three so if you're unsociable, you bring kids, don't like to drink/ eat food (vegetarians & your splinter cell faction, the vegans) it could get awkward for you. It's a "Vegas" walking tour, whatever that means. Have fun.

Book morning for a more "G" rated family-friendly tour. If not, good luck

For my drinking degenerates - I also host a bar-crawl (Bars Unknown), so book that instead

Questions? Feel free to ask!

City: Las Vegas

Sat 21 Jun

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What's Included

Point out many happy hour spots, food and drink deals

I don't mind taking for photos but this isn't an Instagram photo shoot

Show you quality food, drink, souvenir spots at an affordable price

I'll also point out good views, photo spots, all the Vega info you'd ever want

See a variety of things, art, exotic birds, gardens, iconic spots, hidden bars & speakeasies

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Mostly Indoors to avoid bad weather. I usually operate rain or shine or 120 degrees!
Not your typical history walking tour like you did in Rome. I won't be herding big groups. No flag, no microphone, no headsets, I'm not giving a history lecture for 2 hrs. Small-groups, more personal.
A little bit of everything - overview of Vegas and what's iconic, new, must-see, sightseeing, must-see spots, history, hidden bars, find food deals & happy hours, speakeasies, good views, photo spots. It's about experiencing Vegas and enjoying yourself
No refunds - I'm like Evel Knievel, I get paid for the attempt
Be on time. Like an airplane, I depart on schedule and there's no turning back.
I don't work for Viator (Tripadvisor). This is my full-time job. I'm self-employed
Book mornings or private for a more "G" rated family-friendly tour. Or you're an early bird.
If you're going to be unsociable for 3 hrs, uncomfortably socially awkward, don't book - not for you
Tour is in English and it's a 2.5 - 3hr walking tour
There's a good chance I'll have a drink on the tour
I'm fairly informal. More of a casual walking experience then it is a traditional tour
Afraid of bridges and escalators? Not for you and good luck out there...
Rule #76 - No excuses, play like a champion. No seriously, I hate excuses.
Questions? Ask before the tour starts, better yet, ask before booking!
Stop booking for your parents
I'm not buying you anything, I'm broke as sh*t. I get half the money you pay

What To Expect

Las Vegas

This list changes often. This depends on: on events, what's open and closed, there's always new things, changes based on guests interests - i.e. If you want more of a bar-crawl experience, let me know!

Palazzo Resort Casino

Starting at one of the most grand and opulent lobbies in Vegas: we'll walk through a low-key, tranquil, Italian marbled palace-like resort subtly filled with acrylic birds above the lights, and a bronze wishing tree. Well pass by a 125+ year old original gondola built for weddings, Laura Kimpton's 12ft tall and 36 ft wide steel Love sign and a shopping center filled with happy hours, food and drink deals in a varying degree of restaurant themes such as a British Pub w/ darts and a view of the Strip, a Brazilian, Peruvian & Japanese restaurant bar in an Orange forest and more. You'll also pass by Vegas's largest poker room and a vintage style rare book-shop from the TV show Pawn Stars. It's luxury without the crowds and where the sugar daddy's lurk. Ladies, take note.

Best Western Plus Casino Royale–Center Strip

I love Casino Royale! It's not on anyone's "must-visit" radar... unless you must have a little taste of vintage Vegas or a piece of Fremont Street on the Strip! Built in 1970's and it smells like it. This joint looks like something out of your favorite Vegas mafia movie - dark, low-ceiling, smokey, cheap slots (and only slots), cheap food like 24hr Denny's which is also the country's highest grossing, 24hr White Castle, $3 hotdogs and better yet, $3 beer bottles, $5 drafts and cheap drinks all-day everyday! And a $3 atm machine, cheapest on the Strip! They also have a $10 million jackpot!

The Piano Bar at Harrah's

Usually I'll walk through Harrah's if it's too hot or cold outside. The casinos run parallel to the Strip which make snice for casino hopping. Harrah's has a great pizza shop, a Gordon Ramsay Kitchen, and a very suspicious cake vending machine. It's a gamblers casino but they have the Piano Bar with Big Elvis and nightly dueling Pianos.

The LINQ Casino

The only thing that excites me in the Linq is the Dunkin Donuts and it's connected to Chayo which has $30 all-you-can-drink Mimosas in the morning. There's also Disco Show at night if you want a more interactive Vegas theater show. It's like Studio 54 on roller-skates.

O'Sheas Pub

The littlest casino on the Vegas Strip and there's really nothing Irish about this place other than the name, the color green and some shamrocks... and every other American inside drunk staking claims to their 10% Irish heritage and reminiscing about that one time they went to Ireland. Actually, they have an amazing frozen Bailey's so feel free to grab one as we pass by! (No, I'm broke, I'm not buying!) Anyways, usually there's more people in here playing beer pong than actually gambling but it's also the smallest casino on the Strip.

The Linq Promenade

Attached to the littlest and (and greenest) casino is the Linq Promenade. It has a zipline, largest Observation wheel in the "world" (in operation) and of course the ferris wheel has a bar in it because everything you can do here you can do with alcohol (thank you god!). But the Promenade is a street full of bars and restaurants and great happy-hours. It's like a Vegas version of Downtown Disney but with pot, cigarettes and alcohol - some sweat and shame in the summer and unfortunately some crying kids.

Flamingo Wildlife Habitat

Next we'll stumble through the Flamingo, the oldest hotel and casino on the Vegas Strip which just wonderfully got rid of my favorite bar (50 cent beer) in exchange for an out of place Ramsay Burger. The place is fairly pink, two vintage photos, and a little semi-wildlife animal habitat full of black swans (dead), pelicans (one left), and real Chilean Flamingos (down to 7 from 10) among many exotic birds (a couple different species of hummingbirds which are a joy to see but then again, we're in the middle of nowhere so anything that's real, colorful and not drunk is a joy to see), exotic ducks and massively mutant looking Koi fish (American sized). It's a hidden little oasis, in the middle of a casino, quiet, mellow, filled with palm tress and fake grass. Sadly, there's a Carlos & Charlies that does a morning drink special and a 2-4-1 happy hour but it's outside open-air patio overlooks the garden.

Casino at The Cromwell

This is now turning into a Vanderpump hotel but for now it still reminds me of the inside of one of those dine-in Pizza Huts. Best things here are their piano bar and noon-9pm $5 drink deal.

Grand Bazaar Shops

Love the Grand Bazaar Shops at Horseshoe because this where the deals are, great food, well-priced, big portions but quality - and most people walk right by them. There's made-to-order donuts, Nashville Hot chicken, stale pizza just how you like i in the morning, Mexican..ish..., Whalburgers, Mexican hotdogs, 2 mystery shots for $5 and my spot that does buy one get one drinks all day everyday with flare bartenders! A gift shop for you cheap tacky Vegas souvenirs, tall-boys (the beer not the men) and dollar waters! Also a rooftop bar with live music and cowboy accents all day.

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden

A Vegas like "replica" of what Bellagio, Italy would look like if it got drunk and had to build itself on a budget - One of the first luxury resorts in Las Vegas that's famous for being in only one movie anyone cane remember, Ocean's 11, but lined with Italian marble, mosaic, high-end retail like not one but two Louie Vuitton's, Michelin chefs and 5-Star dinning options, screaming kids and crying babies and Dale Chihuly's 2,000 piece Fiori di Como designed after flower fields in Lake Como Italy. There's also a "garden" (conservatory) of thousand of real plants, trees, silk floral displays and seasonal designs that change, every season. It's open 24 hrs and doesn't smell like cigarettes, or pot, or sweat and shame. It's beautiful. We'll also view the world's "largest" chocolate fountain (technically second largest, maybe even third now). It's officially amazing but not as amazing as the Christmas store if your here during that time.

The Cosmopolitan Casino

If you like hidden sh*t and speakeasys, or 20 year olds running around drunk and half naked in the summer calling each other "bro" and b*tch" well then, this is the hotel for you! One of the newest hotels on the Strip, it's glitzy, glamoury, has has nothing but goo food and bars... and a 3-story bar encased in a chandelier of 2 million crystals (plastic) surrounding a 40 foot tour of liquor. Depending on timing, what's open, we'll visit or I'll point out a speakeasy behind a 1920's themed barbershop with nightly music, a tequila and nachos bar hiding behind an exit sign, a secret pizza shop and a restaurant behind a "pawn shop".

The Shops At Crystals

Bougie shopping center that's architecturally amazing, filled with designer shops, art gallery, and very energy efficient. This is where the future of Las Vegas begins. Ultra Luxury. Designed by an American-Polish architect who also did the World Trade Center in NYC - it's a 21st century park with a 55foot 3-story modern tree house as the center piece. There's also a Jason Aldean's outside with daily live music and patio views of the strip.

Waldorf Astoria Spa

As of recently the Waldorf unfortunately is (for whatever dumb reason they can come up with) now anti-tour guide. Anyway, I recommend going to Peacock Alley Bar and Lounge on the 23rd floor for a relaxing drink and view of the Strip.

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Reviews (328)

Culture541529

Mar 2025

Jonathan did a fantastic job Showing us hidden places we would of never found. He also provide facts on various places we strolled too

Holly W

Mar 2025

Good “insider look” to places in different casinos. Great suggestions on places to go that are hidden gems or times to go to get deals. Hidden areas you would never know about unless someone took you there.

fionapC9173VA

Mar 2025

I enjoyed how Jonathan catered the tour to suit us as we were a very small group. I recommend going on this tour because you get a behind the scenes glimpse of the Strip and you can't beat talking to a local - especially someone as knowledgeable as Jonathan.

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