March in Las Vegas
Las Vegas in March. One of the best months to visit Las Vegas. Typical daytime highs around 68°F (20°C).
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What to see
Start with the sights.
01
Fremont Street Experience
A 90-foot LED canopy arches over five blocks of Downtown Vegas' original casino strip, running synchronized light shows nightly above the bars, zip lines, and street performers below.
Explore →02What to seeThe Neon MuseumExplore →
Decades of retired casino signage fill this outdoor "boneyard," where classic marquees from the Stardust, Sahara, and other vanished Strip landmarks glow again after dark.
03What to seeBellagio FountainsExplore →
A choreographed water show set to music erupts every 15-30 minutes on the lake in front of the Bellagio, sending jets soaring hundreds of feet above the Strip.
04What to seeRed Rock Canyon National Conservation AreaExplore →
Red and cream-colored sandstone cliffs rise abruptly out of the desert just 20 minutes from the Strip, laced with hiking trails and a scenic 13-mile loop drive.
05What to seeHoover DamExplore →
This Depression-era engineering marvel spans the Colorado River on the Nevada-Arizona border, holding back Lake Mead behind a 726-foot concrete wall about 40 minutes from the Strip.
Where to eat
Where to eat in Las Vegas
01
Esther's Kitchen
Arts District Italian restaurant from chef James Trees, built around housemade pasta.
02Lotus of Siam
Long-running, critically adored Thai restaurant known for Northern Thai and Isaan dishes rarely found elsewhere in the U.S.
03Estiatorio Milos
Upscale Greek seafood restaurant known for whole fish flown in daily, at The Cosmopolitan.
04é by José Andrés
An ultra-exclusive tasting counter at The Cosmopolitan seating about a dozen guests for avant-garde tapas.
05Carbone
The Las Vegas branch of New York's celebrity-favorite Italian-American restaurant, at ARIA.
06Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar
Dark, speakeasy-style steakhouse at Park MGM.
07Raku
Late-night Chinatown robata grill that's become a favorite among Vegas chefs after their own shifts end.
08Joël Robuchon
The Las Vegas outpost of the late Joël Robuchon, once called the most Michelin-starred chef in the world, inside MGM Grand.
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April in Las Vegas
Las Vegas in April. One of the best months to visit Las Vegas. Typical daytime highs around 81°F (27°C).
October in Las Vegas
Las Vegas in October. One of the best months to visit Las Vegas. Typical daytime highs around 84°F (29°C).
November in Las Vegas
Las Vegas in November. One of the best months to visit Las Vegas. Typical daytime highs around 66°F (19°C).
Make a plan
Before you go.
Transport, fares & local advice
Getting there
Fly into Harry Reid International (LAS).
Know before you go
- Summer highs regularly clear 105 F (40 C) - spring and fall are far more comfortable for anything outdoors.
- The Strip is walkable but longer than it looks; the monorail and rideshare cover the gaps.
- Red Rock Canyon and the Hoover Dam are both under an hour away and worth a half-day out of the casinos.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Las Vegas?
The best time to visit Las Vegas is Mar–Apr & Oct–Nov, in United States.
Where is Las Vegas?
Las Vegas is in United States. The nearest major airport is Harry Reid International (LAS).
What is Las Vegas known for?
The Strip, residencies and Cirque du Soleil, and a desert that turns into a different city after midnight.
More places to explore
Explore these places for a longer trip. Distances are straight line; check the route and travel time before planning an outing.
Beyond the city