If you’re looking for must-see hidden spots in the area, you’ve come to the right place. We have everything you’re looking for to enjoy the town – whether for a few, fun vacation days or as a new resident. The area is full of quaint little plazas and gardens, and gorgeous cathedrals for a fun-filled afternoon with friends and family.
Among hidden treasures, you will also find important memorials and historic buildings that you won’t want to miss during your outing. Below you’ll find a detailed description of each location, along with their address, phone number, and website, to check out more information. We also have a useful map to easily plan your visit to every spot you want to hit.
2440 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, NV 89104 Directions
You'll be shopping at the "World's Largest Gift Shop" as you walk the isles at Bonanza Gifts. Tons of weird, unusual, and unconventional merchandise is available throughout the store's 40,000-square-foot expanse. Find this fun shopping treasure located at Sahara and the Strip.
2 Cactus Garden Dr
Henderson, NV 89014 Directions
Satisfy that sweet tooth by taking a tour of the Ethel M Chocolates Factory. The self-guided tour runs seven days a week, and as you walk through you'll be able to see the chocolate making in process. See the machines in action, learn about the production, and taste the final product. It's the sweetest destination in the city.
1610 E Tropicana
Las Vegas, NV 89119 Directions
If you're a pinball wizard, have an interest in the game, or just want to check out something a little different, then the Pinball Hall of Fame is the right place for you. Check out 10,000-square-feet of pinball machines galore! Play 25 and 50 cent games on hundreds of fun machines that have been restored to their original glory.
70 Las Vegas Blvd N
Las Vegas, NV 89101 Directions
Get a closer look at some true Las Vegas relics at The Neon Museum. This unique museum presents old signs from famous Sin City locations, including the Hacienda Horse & Rider sign, Aladdin's Lamp, circa 1966; The Flame Restaurant sign, circa 1961; Wedding Information sign, circa the 1940s; and The Red Barn, circa 1960. An estimated 150 signs are kept in the museum's "boneyard."