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See. Fremont East Entertainment District Go-to place for Vegas’ coolest non-mainstream haunts after dark. Mt. Charleston Nevada's most prominent peak, 45 minutes from Las Vegas, with challenging trails and remarkable views. Black Canyon National Water Trail Rent canoes or kayaks, or take a guided rafting tour to see Hoover Dam and the Colorado River. Valley of Fire Nevada's oldest state park with dramatic red sandstone formations, great for stargazing.

Eat. Chinatown Beyond the Strip, find Korean barbecue and late-night noodles. Crafted Tom Colicchio's Vegas steakhouse. Hello Kitty Cafe Adorable cafe in a lush green park, offering unique merchandise and character food.

Stay. Palms Off-Strip hotel with high-end style and amenities without the usual resort pricing.

Lonely PlanetAug 28, 2026

Best Places to Eat and Drink in Las Vegas in 2026

Find the best of Las Vegas

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Condé Nast TravelerAug 18

Chef Tom Colicchio's Guide to the North Fork, New York's Hidden Seafood Haven

From oyster shacks to seafood shops, these are the Top Chef’s favorite spots for fresh produce and farm-to-table fare.

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  • CraftedBarVegas steakhouse, shuttered in June
  • Elsewhere
  • Temple CourtRestaurantNew York City, United Stateslocated in the Beekman Hotel
  • 8 Hands FarmRestaurantCutchogue, United Statesraises chickens and pigs sustainably
  • Southold Fish MarketMarketSouthold, United Statesowner knows local fishermen, busy with turnover
  • Southold SocialRestaurantSouthold, United Stateskitchen helmed by François Payard
  • The Village Cheese ShopMarketMattituck, United Statescurated cheese shop, Mattituck staple for 23 years
  • Catapano Dairy FarmRestaurantMattituck, United Stateslocal cheesemaker, always in heavy rotation
  • North Fork Donut ShopRestaurantMattituck, United Stateskids love it, brings them out fresh
  • Lombardi’sMarketMattituck, United StatesItalian specialty store and butcher shop
  • Peeko OystersRestaurantNew Suffolk, United Statesowners became friendly during the pandemic
  • Little Creek Oyster BarRestaurantNew Suffolk, United Statesused to be right on the water
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 14

The Best Weekend Getaways from Los Angeles, Whether You’re Craving Snow, Sun, or Sea

When you've had enough of driving in the city, drive out of it.

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 24

17 Best Pools in Las Vegas to Beat the Desert Heat

The city may be in the middle of a desert, but watering holes are everywhere.

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OutsideJul 14

I Retraced the Footsteps of Georgie White, the First Woman to Guide the Grand Canyon

In an excerpt from the new book 'Fierce Country,' writer Heather Hansman follows the footsteps of Georgie White, a pioneering river runner who survived extreme conditions and near-fatal boat flips to change the canyon forever.

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  • Lake MeadSightIt is located in the states of Nevada and Arizona, 24 mi (39 km) east of Las Vegas.
  • Elsewhere
  • Badger CreekSightGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesFirst significant rapid, rated a 5 on the Grand Canyon scale.
  • Georgie RapidSightGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesMile 24 rapid named for Georgie White after she passed away.
  • Phantom RanchHotelGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesLodge at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, 88 miles down.
  • Lava FallsSightGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesThe biggest rapid on the river.
  • Glen Canyon DamSightPage, United StatesThe 710-foot-high (220 m) dam was built by the Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) from 1956 to 1966 and forms Lake Powell,…
  • Navajo BridgeSightMarble Canyon, United StatesNinth-highest span in the country.
  • Hance RapidSightGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesMile 77 rapid, rated an 8 or 9 on the Grand Canyon scale.
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AfarJun 26

The Best Time to Visit These Hot-Weather Destinations May Be the Hottest Time of Year

When temperatures soar, prices typically drop. From Scottsdale and Las Vegas to Los Cabos and Sicily, these sun-soaked destinations offer lower rates, fewer crowds, and unique seasonal experiences for ...

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Atlas ObscuraJun 25

Hello Kitty Cafe in Las Vegas, Nevada

Situated in the middle of the bustling strip is an adorable oasis. Unlike its equally cute sister locations, this Hello Kitty cafe is located inside a lush green park, boasting plenty of seating for the perfect picnic outside. The park is already a great opportunity to hide away amid the city's limited greenery, so having the cafe is just a bonus on top of an already great space. The cafe itsel…

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OutsideMar 9

Four of Alex Honnold’s Favorite Nevada Adventures

As a Las Vegas local, the world-famous climber loves having some of the country’s wildest places (and people) just outside his doorstep

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 16, 2025

25 Best Restaurants in Las Vegas: Steakhouses, International Buffets, and More

As Vegas has grown up, so has its culinary scene.

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  • Don's PrimeRestaurantsignature steakhouse at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
  • MaroonRestaurantWalk into Maroon, and someone will welcome you home.
  • GymkhanaRestaurantIndian restaurant at Aria, tough reservation
  • Lotus of SiamRestaurantExperience authentic Northern Thai cuisine by James Beard Award-winning Chef Saipin Chutima.
  • Fontainebleau Las VegasHotelStandard rooms aren’t vast, but the floor-to-ceiling glass turns them into private skyboxes over either the mountains…
  • Maroon by Kwame OnwuachiRestaurantblends steakhouse traditions with Afro-Caribbean flavors
  • Bazaar Meat by José AndrésRestaurantreinvented itself at The Palazzo
  • Cote VegasRestaurantKorean barbecue in a 17,000-square-foot room
  • Carbone RivieraRestaurantcoastal Italian seafood with Bellagio Fountains views
  • Barry's Downtown PrimeRestaurantsteakhouse in the new Circa Resort
  • Stubborn SeedRestaurantJeremy Ford's personality-driven dishes
  • Kame OmakaseRestaurant10 seats, two omakase experiences
  • Mother WolfRestaurantdives deep into Roman culinary heritage
  • TambaRestaurantIndian menu with international influences
  • Naxos Taverna and Kallisto Oyster BarRestaurantcoastal Greek taverna at Red Rock Casino
  • MizumiRestaurantJapanese garden with waterfall and koi pond
  • HaSalonRestaurantIsraeli food that turns into a dance party
  • Cipriani Las VegasRestaurantnautical, jetsetter-y feel with walnut and chrome
  • DelilahRestaurantIf you missed the wildly glamorous golden years of Las Vegas, Delilah has revived them—and then some.
  • Joël RobuchonRestaurantIt's all gorgeous: deep purples and black decorated by Pierre-Yves Rochon, with enough whimsical details to take away…
  • Wing LeiRestaurantIt's a hackneyed restaurant descriptor, but this room was redesigned to feel like a literal Chinese jewel box—and…
  • RakuRestaurantFrom its location at the strip mall on Spring Mountain Road (Las Vegas' Chinatown) , you wouldn't expect much.
  • Mott 32 Las VegasRestaurantMott 32 takes decor to a whole new level—even for Las Vegas .
  • PartageRestaurantWood-paneled walls and minimalist brass light fixtures hang over taupe banquettes in Partage's modern room—a sign that…
  • Casa PlayaRestaurantYou’ll walk up a small ramp to past a giant stone Olmec head to this dining room, where a field of marigolds hangs from…
  • Bavette's Steakhouse & BarRestaurantIndulge in a variety of steakhouse staples old and new.
  • World's 50 Best Restaurants awards ceremonyFestival
  • North America's 50 Best RestaurantsFestival
  • Michelin GuidePlace
  • SaharaHotel
  • AriaHotel
  • Restaurant Guy SavoyRestaurant
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 14, 2025

14 National Parks That Are Even More Beautiful in Winter

Summer may be high season, but these parks are at their best in the colder months.

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  • Delicate ArchSightArches National Park, United StatesThe arch is the most widely recognized landmark in Arches National Park and is depicted on Utah license plates and a…
  • Ocean DriveTrailAcadia National Park, United StatesScenic drive, plowed during snowy months.
  • Phantom RanchHotelGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesVintage cabins and restaurant at the canyon bottom.
  • Santa Elena CanyonSightBig Bend National Park, United StatesSunset turns this canyon into shades of amber.
  • Zabriskie PointSightDeath Valley National Park, United StatesTake in the rosy glow of sunrise from here.
  • Golden CanyonTrailDeath Valley National Park, United StatesHike through the mustard-hued walls of this canyon.
  • Inn at Death ValleyHotelDeath Valley National Park, United StatesLounge poolside at this freshly updated historic hotel.
  • Circle of Fire helicopter tourPlaceHawai'i Volcanoes National Park, United StatesSoar over the national park on this tour.
  • Chisos Mountains LodgeHotelBig Bend National Park, United StatesStay here and marvel at high-elevation vistas.
  • Bright Angel CampgroundPlaceGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesNab last-minute permits to camp near the river.
  • Rim TrailTrailGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesFamily-friendly trail with panoramic views.
  • Window FormationSightBig Bend National Park, United StatesMarvel at vistas of this formation.
  • Hermits RestSightGrand Canyon National Park, United StatesStone ruins at the end of the Rim Trail.
  • Alpine Visitor CenterSightRocky Mountain National Park, United StatesHighest visitor center in the National Park System.
  • Trunk BaySightUS Virgin Islands National Park, U.S. Virgin IslandsIslet in Virgin Islands National Park.
  • Keys ViewSightJoshua Tree National Park, United States
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Condé Nast TravelerNov 26, 2025

25 Best Cities to Spend Christmas in America

You never have to venture far across the States to find holiday cheer.

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  • Cosmopolitan of Las VegasHotelOffers rooftop ice skating.
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  • Magnificent MileNeighborhoodChicago, United StatesIt divides the neighborhood of Streeterville, on its east, from River North, on its west.
  • Grand Ole OpryTheatreNashville, United StatesIt was founded on November 28, 1925, by George D.
  • Millennium ParkParkChicago, United StatesLocation of the 51-foot Christmas tree.
  • City ParkParkNew Orleans, United StatesBecomes a wonderland for the entire month with Celebration in the Oaks.
  • Canyon Road Farolito WalkFestivalSanta Fe, United StatesChristmas Eve event with farolitos lining streets and adobe buildings.
  • Rosewood Inn of the AnasaziHotelSanta Fe, United StatesCondé Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Award favorite with kiva fireplaces.
  • Holiday at the ArboretumFestivalDallas, United StatesChristmas village with millions of lights and visits with Santa.
  • Dallas Zoo LightsFestivalDallas, United StatesDrive-through light route at the Dallas Zoo.
  • Galleria Dallas Ice Skating CenterSightDallas, United StatesSkate next to the country’s tallest indoor Christmas tree.
  • MiraclePlace of worshipDallas, United StatesChristmas-themed pop-up bar at Royal 38.
  • Rosewood Mansion on Turtle CreekHotelDallas, United StatesHotel with beautiful grounds and tasty food.
  • ChristkindlmarketMarketChicago, United StatesEuropean-inspired holiday market.
  • Let It ShineFestivalChicago, United StatesDrive-through Christmas lights display.
  • The Godfrey HotelHotelChicago, United StatesOffers heated igloos.
  • ZooLightsFestivalChicago, United StatesAnnual light festival at Lincoln Park Zoo with 2.5 million LEDs.
  • Lincoln Park ZooZooChicago, United StatesHosts the ZooLights annual light festival.
  • The Langham, ChicagoHotelChicago, United StatesHoused in a landmark Mies van der Rohe building along the Chicago River.
  • Country ChristmasFestivalNashville, United StatesChristmas shows, ice skating, and light displays at Gaylord Opryland.
  • Gaylord OprylandHotelNashville, United StatesHosts "Country Christmas" with shows, ice skating, and lights.
  • Jingle BeatFestivalNashville, United StatesTwo-mile drive-through light show at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
  • NoelleHotelNashville, United StatesHotel with a Holiday Glow Package and Sugar & Vice pop-up bar.
  • Sugar & ViceRestaurantNashville, United StatesGlitter-soaked pop-up bar with seasonal bites and drinks.
  • Celebration in the OaksFestivalNew Orleans, United StatesFestival with vendors, food, and decorations in City Park.
  • The Ritz-Carlton, New OrleansHotelNew Orleans, United StatesOffers holiday offerings like gingerbread house building and Christmas Eve dinner.
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Atlas ObscuraOct 15, 2025

The Explorer’s Guide to Nevada’s Night Skies

Nevada’s big night sky nearly bursts with twinkling stars, and you don’t have to travel far to trade the urban lights for celestial spectacle. In Valley of Fire, just an hour outside Las Vegas, inky black skies are interrupted only by awe-inspiring rock formations. And Great Basin National Park, located near the Utah border, is internationally renowned for its designation as a dark sky park. Wh…

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13, 2025

8 Best Affordable Las Vegas Hotels for Balling on a Budget

These properties deliver style, convenience, and a real sense of place—without draining your travel fund.

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