Things to do in Las Vegas for Free

If your on a budget and looking for some free activities and experiences while in Las Vegas, consider some of the more popular attractions, activities and experiences listed here:

Welcome to Las Vegas Sign

Your first trip to Las Vegas isn't complete without a photo taken with the popular "Welcome to Las Vegas Sign". The famous sign is located just south of The Strip about half a mile south from the Mandalay Bay Hotel, right in the middle of the road on Las Vegas Boulevard.

Fountains of Bellagio

The Fountains of Bellagio are a popular free attraction located right in front of the Bellagio hotel along Las Vegas Boulevard. It is located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road. The fountain show takes place every hour or 30 minutes depending on the time of day, and lasts for about 5 to 10 minutes. The Fountains of Bellagio make for a memorable free experience for first-time visitors to Las Vegas.

The Volcano at Mirage

The Volcano is an attraction located right in front of the Mirage along the Las Vegas Strip. Once the sun sets the Volcano comes alive every hour erupting and putting on a fiery show for spectators which lasts between 5 to 10 minutes.

Freemont Street Experience

Freemont Street Experience is one of the top free attractions in Las Vegas. Located in Downtown Las Vegas, about four miles north of The Strip, the Freemont Street Experience offers many entertaining attractions and experiences. The Viva Vision Light Show, the Downtown Rocks Concert Series, and the Street Performers along Freemont Street are the main free attractions and entertainment at Freemont Street. Three performance stages can be found along Freemont Street with artists, bands and DJs performing nightly on these stages. Be sure to check the schedule for the "Downtown Rocks Concert Series" to see when popular artists and bands will be performing on the main stage for free at Freemont Street. The weekly "Downtown Rocks Concert Series" events are usually scheduled to take place on Saturday evenings at Freemont Street.

Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

The Bellagio Arboretum is a 14,000 square foot indoor space featuring five rotating displays throughout the year to match the seasons.

Hiking in Las Vegas

First Friday Las Vegas

Walk the Las Vegas Strip

Circus Performances at Circus Circus

Pool Time at Your Hotel

With Vegas being in the middle of the desert, you won't find any tropical beaches around the area, but most resorts and hotels do have exceptional pool areas to make up for the lack of beaches.  Spending some time at the hotel's pool where your staying can be a relaxing and rejuvenating experience while on vacation in Las Vegas.