Travelers - and locals - are looking for entertainment that doesn’t come with a hangover. Our bet is on wellness, not just as recovery, but as entertainment and the future of social connection.

24 of the most Instagrammable spots in Las Vegas, mapped and noted so you can plan your glam day out. From immersive art at Area15, to neon icons like the Neon Museum, to desert escapes like Red Rock Canyon and Seven Magic Mountains, we pulled the backdrops worth the content. Use our map, plan your route, and collect souvenirs you’ll actually keep.

AREA15 is one of the rare things to do in Vegas without casinos, clubs, or cocktails. This massive, multi-building Vegas destination has something for almost everyone: a sci-fi psychedelic grocery trip at Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart, projection-mapped immersive yoga, a brand-new activation by Universal (Horror Unleashed) with four haunted houses in one very large building, VR simulators, escape rooms, and a lot more, you can wander these air-conditioned neon hallways for most of t

KILN at UnCommons blends premium coworking with wellness-driven design. Located in Southwest Las Vegas, offering a salt reset room, treadmill desks, gym access, mocktail pop-ups, and even a golf simulator, making it one of the most complete coworking spaces in the city.

We scouted the best fitness studios in Las Vegas —yoga, pole, and HIIT—that travelers can book instantly with one flexible app.

An immersive slow-flow yoga class held inside AREA15’s Illuminarium, with full-room projections, spatial audio, and a sound bath to close. A uniquely Vegas wellness experience—designed to feel good and look incredible.

Be Well isn’t a spa—it’s a wellness studio in Las Vegas offering 15 full-body treatments in one day, no booking required. From infrared light to float pods, we break down what’s worth your time (and what isn’t) in our full expert review.

Urth Caffe has three locations in Las Vegas. This guide covers what to expect —how to get there, what stands out, and why it still fits our well-ish standards.

An hour outside Vegas, up past the heat and the noise, there’s a forest clearing where strangers roll out yoga mats and breathe in the scent of juniper and pine. We went for the class, but stayed for the quiet. This isn’t studio yoga—it’s uneven, low-key, and exactly what we needed.