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Bellagio

The Bellagio is one of Las Vegas' most popular luxury hotel-resorts and casinos. A top location for gaming and elaborate events. The Bellagio is more than just a hotel. Owned by the MGM International Group, it has a casino, a botanical garden, a large lake and fountain, and even a constantly changing art exhibition. Bellagio's poker room is actually frequented by some of the biggest poker players and high rollers in the world, due to the high buy-in limits at the tables. Only the best of the best players can expect to come out of the room with a profit! The Fountains of Bellagio show is a lovely synchronised water show right outside the resort, attracting hundreds of people every day. The "O", an aquatic production of the Cirque du Soleil, the biggest theatrical company in the world, is also hugely popular, and has been running since 1998. Cirque du Soleil also have 7 other live shows in Las Vegas that you should definitely check out. Coming next to the super famous Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. These gardens are actually among the top attractions at the hotel and pull hordes of people on their own. The garden changes it's flowers and layouts in accordance with 5 seasonal themes - the Chinese New Year from January to mid - March features bromeliads and orchids; the Spring theme, till mid - May, then has a huge variety of colourful tropical flowers and a butterfly house; the Summer theme features a whole lot of red, white, and blue; the Fall theme from late September to Thanksgiving displays a whole lot of Halloween pumpkins and chrysanthemum; the Winter display then takes over after Thanksgiving, celebrating the holiday spirit of the months and also featuring a huge Christmas tree. The Fine Art Gallery displays an exotic collection of art from museums and private collections all over the world, a must visit for art enthusiasts. Read More

Downtown Las Vegas' prime attraction, Fremont Street Experience is a pedestrian mall covering 5 blocks in the area and is home to several fancy attractions. The Fremont Street is the second most popular street in Las Vegas after the Strip, and is another hub for tourists and locals alike. As soon as you reach the mall, you will notice that the promenade of the mall is covered by a LED canopy. This is the Viva Vision, a curved LED screen that stretches from the beginning to the very end of the promenade. It's used every day for many light and sound shows. The mall has 3 performance stages and is host to several free concerts throughout the week, and is of course home to several famous casinos and nightclubs as well. One of the most popular attraction here, however, is the SlotZilla Zip Line. This incredible zip line experience is superb and must not be missed if you're visiting Fremont. The lower level "Zipline" travels the halfway down the mall, and the upper level "Zoomline" actually covers the entire mall! So you can well imagine how thrilling it would be. This lively and bustling location in Downtown Las Vegas is definitely worth checking out, and is also the location of the city's New Year's Eve celebrations. Read More

The High Roller is the tallest ferris wheel in the world, and offers some unmatched views of the Las Vegas. The 167 metre tall ferris wheel on the Strip is the place to go if you're looking for unparalleled views of Las Vegas. The wheel is so huge that one full rotation actually takes 30 minutes! It is a part of the LINQ resort and casino, and was actually built by the same company which built the Singapore Flyer (the previous tallest ferris wheel in the world), Arup Engineering. There are 28 glass cabins on the entire wheel, and are actually big enough to fit 40 people inside at once. There is also an iPod dock so that you can enjoy the view with some background music! At night, the ferris wheel is lit up in beautiful colours. Also, the charges for a single trip during the day are USD 23, and at night USD 37. Read More

An absolutely compelling exhibition on the history of organised crime in Las Vegas and the entire USA. The Mob Museum is not like the museums you would normally visit. The museum's theme is actually very, very different. The museum uses a huge collection of artefacts, stories and authentic cases to showcase the impact of organised crime in the USA. The engaging collection of the museum is truly an eye opener on the dark side of the world. You get to learn about the history of the Mob, the biggest figured in organised crime, some of the most famous Mob activities, and even get to view graphic and rather disturbing pictures of actual corpses of some of the Mobs most known hits. The infamous blooded wall from the St. Valentine's Day Massacre is exhibited in the museum, as well as the courtroom where the hearings of the Kefauver Committee's ground - breaking case on organised crime took place. The tour ends on the ground floor of the museum, which has an interactive weapons testing model set up for interested visitors, and also a gift shop where you can buy clothes, books, movies and many other items are available for sale to those who really want to get into the Mob life! Read More

A fascinating museum telling the history of Las Vegas through the neon signs and boards of casinos and businesses which are no longer active. This outdoor museum is a lovely representation of the hundreds of casinos and businesses that have today shut down. The bulk of the museum's collection is located in the Boneyard, where nearly 200 signs are on display. The museum is in the process of restoring these signs and putting them on display in the Fremont Street, and so far 7 have been restored. The Neon Boneyard North Gallery also displays many rescued signs and is a popular post card location. The visitor's centre of the museum is located in the lobby of the former La Concha Motel, which has also been restored. The restored signs include the Lucky Cuss Motel, the Bow & Arrow Motel, The Silver Slipper, Society Cleaners, Binion's Horseshoe, the Normandie Motel, the Hacienda horse and rider, the Landmark and 5th Street Liquors. Read More

Another superb hotel on the strip, the Paris Las Vegas transports you from Las Vegas to France. When you're on the Strip, there is no way you'll miss this striking hotel. And that's mainly because rising up into the sky from the centre of the hotel is a half scale replica of the Eiffel Tower. The entire hotel is essentially French, right down to the cobbled Paris streets and the French architecture. Not just the Eiffel Tower, there are many other Paris landmarks that have been replicated in the hotel such as the Louvre, the Paris Opera House and the Hotel de Ville. The Paris Las Vegas features another world class casino, and an intriguing feature is the fact that the hind legs of the Eiffel Tower actually stand on the floor of the casino, and can be seen breaking through the ceiling. And as you go up, the Eiffel Tower's summit provides some fantastic views of the city, and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant is the place to go for some authentic French food. The hotel is basically Paris in Las Vegas, so don't forget to take a short detour into France while you're touring Las Vegas! Read More

A huge collection of about 200 pinball machines, some extremely rare collectibles! The Pinball Hall of Fame actually came about as a venture undertaken by owner Tim Arnold. Tim has been collecting pinball machines since the 1990s, and a large collection of machines is even found at his house. This place is a nerd's paradise. You can spend hours playing pinball on some of the oldest pinball machines that exist today, and all of them have been restored to full functionality. A good alternative to the expensive casinos of the city, and also to losing money on the slot machines! What you're promised is a good few hours of fun without burning a hole through your pocket, while getting yourself acquainted to some of the rarest pinball machines in the world like William's Black Gold and Bally's Pinball Circus and Recreativos Franco's Impacto. Read More

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

A stunning set of red coloured rock formations, the Red Rock Canyon Conservation Area is among the best sights near the city. A favourite place for rock climbers and hikers, this protected area is one of Las Vegas' best sights. The red sandstone rock formation is visible even from the Strip, and the formation of sandstone walls and peaks is named the Keystone Thrust. The actual Red Rock Canyon is actually a smaller canyon in the area, reached by taking an off-road route just off the main loop road. The place is extremely popular for adventure activists for hiking and rock climbing. The loop road is also popular for bicycle tours, and some areas in Red Rock are also open for camping. It is important to remember, however, that the region is extremely hot in the summer, and adequate arrangements should be made. Read More

Las Vegas is home to several public shooting ranges. So get your finger on the trigger and learn how to shoot! Gun laws in Nevada are a lot more liberal than anywhere in the US. This is the reason there are several shooting ranges in Nevada which are open to the public. You can fire 100s of handguns, machine guns and rifles in these shooting ranges. Battlefield Vegas, Machine Guns Vegas, Gun Garage are some of the most popular gun ranges in Vegas. You can fire simply down the ranges for accuracy practice or even do a course and challenge your friends to see who's the fastest! Of course, while handling loaded fire arms, it is paramount that you are extremely careful in it's usage. Read More

An entertainment experience that is unmatched! The tower is 2nd tallest free standing tower in the US, complete with restaurants, casinos and even rides! The Stratosphere Tower is a hugely popular entertainment centre on the Las Vegas Boulevard, just north of the strip. This 350 metre tall tower is home to a casino, a hotel, several restaurants, 2 observation decks and 4 thrill rides! Not just that, the Stratosphere has also hosted and continues to host several music and entertainment shows from famous personalities, and also shops and a photography gallery of renowned photographer John Knopf. The rides include SkyJump, a bungee jump that falls down 261 metres, and Big Shot, Insanity, and X-Scream, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd highest thrill rides in the world respectively! The casino contains several board and slot games where you can try our luck, and then for the ultimate scenic meal, head over to the "Top of the World" restaurant on the top floor. The Stratosphere Tower provides the perfect entertainment and thrilling experience, combined with prompt and brilliant service! Read More