7 Fun And Free Things To Do In Las Vegas

When we think of Las Vegas, we think of money - gambling, luxury hotel rooms and world class restaurants. But as Sin City grows and builds to attract millennials, families and tourists who are not in town just for poker tournaments and bottle service, offers are growing varied and affordable. You do not have to spend a ton of money to have a good time in Las Vegas and we have collected 7 fun and free things to do in Las Vegas as proof. Luckily, if you want to shift here and also want beautiful view from your window, you can buy condos because Las Vegas Strip condos for sale at ideal location of Las Vegas.

1. Go swimming (and play)

So, technically, our first freebie in Las Vegas is an alternative. Legally, any hotel that offers games in its pool area (The Tropicana, Hard Rock Hotel, and The Flamingo all in mind) must allow access to the public. If you tell the security guard that you're here to play, you probably will not have a problem getting to the game pool for a dip. And, well, most casinos offer free drinks by courtesy to the players if you decide to play.

2. Hitting Fremont Street

Give your wallet a break and your eyes a treat at East Fremont Street. The night light and the sound shows are over-the-top and many casinos that line the lure of the street among players with free spins. At Binions, you can get your picture with a million dollars (they even print the photo for you, for free). Fremont Street Experience hosts free shows every night on three stages and hosts free evening concerts. In addition, casinos in downtown Las Vegas tend to be better for low-limit games than those on the Strip.

3. Modern art

The great world of modern art has found its way to Las Vegas. Visitors can admire Jeff Koons' famous "Tulip" sculpture at Wynn (sorry, his iconic "Popeye" statue leaves for Boston). The Cosmopolitan features wall paintings by Shepard Fairey and Kenny Scharf in his garage. Crystals, an upscale shopping mall on The Strip, houses James Turrell's "Shards of Color" light instillation.

4. Hiking in the desert and hot springs

There are several free hiking options just outside the city limits. The area of Calico Basin Red Springs does not require access to the park and the trail crosses red and white sandstone cliffs. There are many natural springs in the area that attract wildlife and provide water for deltoid poplars and mesquite honey. Gold Strike Hot Springs is a popular hike that requires easy climbing and ends with natural hot springs. This hike is not recommended during the summer months when temperatures rise and springs are shallow.

5. Take an iconic selfie

No Las Vegas movie is complete without a picture of Betty Willis' famous Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas panel. The historic attraction is over 50 years old and is located on the median of Las Vegas Boulevard south of Mandalay Bay. A selfie with the sign is a must for any visitor to Vegas.

6. Learn more about Burlesque

Admission is free (donations are accepted) at the Burlesque Hall of Fame, a tiny museum dedicated to the art of erotic dance. Costumes, media clips and photographs are on display as well as a series of rotating exhibitions.

7. Watch a mini-circus

The circus goes into town every 30 minutes to Circus, where acrobats, clowns and jugglers perform miniature shows every half hour. Of course, if you really like the show, you can buy tickets for their full night performance.