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The stars of basketball seem to be all over Las Vegas while the NBA Summer League plays in Sin City through July 17.

When you want to see Las Vegas, it’s best to head to the rooftops. Fans of desert vistas at sunset and 15,000 miles of neon look up to the highest perches in the city for jaw-dropping, picture-perfect views. Want to head upward? Here’s a look at the top five views of Las Vegas. Some of them are not meant for those with a fear of heights.

Restaurants may please your palette, but on Valentine’s Day, you want one that pulls the heartstrings. Impress your date with one of these romantic spots that add that little extra something, something to take a dinner from ordinary to spectacular. Here’s a look at the top five romantic restaurants in Vegas.

Despite a reputation as a place for gambling, nightclubs and bottle service galore, Las Vegas still has ways to act like a kid or even bring out the child in any adult.

You might come to Las Vegas to gamble, see a show or even taste food from famous chefs. But that doesn’t mean you can’t take some time to appreciate your surroundings. Art can be found everywhere in Las Vegas, but here’s a look at five galleries worth your time.

This is a city built on stars. While many think of the stars behind the shows on the marquees, it’s the stars in the kitchens (and the Michelin Guides) that feed the collective bellies in Las Vegas. With each new resort opening, new celebrity chefs seem to pepper the restaurants.

High-profile stars headed to Jewel Nightclub at Aria as the nightclub kicked off its first anniversary weekend celebration. The star-studded night, which also served as the Billboard Music Awards official pre-party with a special live performance by PartyNextDoor, brought out chart-topping artists including Drake, DJ Kahled and Halsey, along with model Kate Upton.

One of the newest galleries in Las Vegas brings photos from Nathan Myhrvold with his Modernist Cuisine Gallery, now open at the Forum Shops at Caesars.