Let’s roll ‘em baby! Or not. By day five of your Hangover style excursion, you’re bruised and battered by the heavy cameras of clumsy tourists, every sight has been seen, and your tummy can’t handle another all-you-can-eat buffet. Curiosity is piqued and now you want to experience life off the strip. We got the scoop on all there is to do in Vegas from the gurus at Vegas.com. Some of city’s best attractions are tucked behind the limelight.

Start Your Engine

Pole Position Raceway Las Vegas. Curb your need for speed at the Pole Position Raceway Las Vegas. The track is open Sunday to Thursday 11am-11pm and from 11am to midnight on the weekend. The prices are for 2 races per adult is $55 3 race per adult is $80. Score an All-You-Can-Race Day Pass for $125. For more information click here.

Climb

Keep those abs, arms and legs toned and ready for more poolside lounging at the Red Rock Climbing Center. If you ever wondered what a huge mountain trapped in doors would look like, here’s your chance. The walls stand at a towering 35 feet, with routes measuring 100 feet in length. For the daredevils, there is also 1,000 square feet worth of overhangs and roof routes. Go Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Grab a day pass for $15, or a monthly pass for $60, 5-climb punch card available for $60, 10-climb punch card available for $90. Equipment rental (shoes and harness) for $8. For more information click here.

Indulge

After a long day of sight seeing and extreme sports you’ll need a big meal to get your energy back up. The Tillerman Las Vegas is a classic, upscale eatery that has been in business for 30 years. Fill up on hearty steaks and tasty seafood. Each day, the freshest, highest quality fish is brought in by Chef Miguel Magana for that night’s dinner service. Delicious turf-style appetizer choices include Asian crackling baby back ribs, Cajun beef and escargot in portabello mushroom caps. For more information click here.

Be Dazzled

What is a trip to Vegas without a stopping by the kingdom of high  exuberance? Step into the glamorous mirrored world of Liberace and you’ll see an extravagant piano covered in tiny mirrored squares, a dazzling mirrored covered Rolls Royce, flashy costumes, and unlimited amounts of sparkling bling.  Created in 1976, his non-profit Liberace Foundation for the Performing & Creative Arts helps college students receive scholarship assistance. For more information click here.

Bliss Out

Finally, after that Vegas style triathlon, it’s time to indulge in some much needed spa time at Facelogic Las Vegas. Conveniently located 15 minutes from the South end of the Las Vegas Strip the relaxation haven embraces Southern Nevada residents, as well as visitors from out of town to experience high end facials at an affordable rate. For Spa Week, September 13-19th ($50 treatments !) Facelogic Las Vegas wants to glam you up with facials, massages, and more! Indulge in any of the treats below. 4360 Blue Diamond Road, Las Vegas, NV 89139, (702)- 531-3223

1. 65 Min Customized Signature Facial & Brow Wax, Including Décolleté, Neck, Arms and Hand Massage
2. 60 Min Diamond Point Microdermabrasion Elite Facial, Including Décolleté, Neck, Arms and Hand Massage
3. 60 Min Casmara European Mask Facial, Including Décolleté, Arms and Hand Massage & Choice of 8 Masks

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