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Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Virginia City, this 20 minute trolley tour is a great way to get a lay of the land and a taste of the rich history of the Comstock Lode.

Here, visitors will have a way of experiencing a traditional saloon as you would’ve found it in the 1860s, with an actual mine addit in the rear of the bar, featuring a real underground mine. Does it get more authentic?

Travel on two or four wheels and take in spectacular, fiery views of one of Nevada’s most popular state parks.

You’ll find unbelievable savings on top-of-the-line and designer merchandise at Fashion Outlets Las Vegas. This retail center is a must-see for shopping enthusiasts, who’ll save up to 75 percent at […]

Over 70 dealers and 23,000 square feet of display space. Includes: antiques, figurines and collectibles, original art, furniture, jewelry and accessories, china, dolls, Vintage Vegas items, and more.

The oldest, richest, and most famous gold mine in Southern Nevada, the Techatticup Mine awaits photographers and history buffs in stunningly scenic Eldorado Canyon, just 45 minutes outside Las Vegas.

Walk Main Street and see historic buildings. Community Hall houses the Jarbidge archives and still has the original stage curtain depicting a Venetian gondolier.

At Frey Ranch Farmers + Distillers, fifth-generation Nevadan farmers proudly produce strong, top-shelf bourbon, rye, and single-barrel whiskey on their historic ranch—all made from grain that’s grown just a cork’s throw away in their own fields. Free tours and tastings are available Saturdays.

There’s no better place to embrace an honorary dose of Weird Nevada than the barely-over-the-border Amargosa Opera House, whose late proprietress Marta Becket performed ballet and opera to a painted audience, and anyone who showed up to visit nearby Death Valley National Park for more than 40 years.

Want the ultimate in nightlife, dining, entertainment, and excitement? Welcome to MGM Grand.