Enjoy the conservatory and botanical gardens of this Italian-style hotel. The Bellagio’s fountains provide outstanding water shows with lights and music. See a half-scale Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas and replicas of the Statue of Liberty and buildings from the Manhattan skyline at New York New York Hotel. The Stratosphere Tower offers views from 1,149 feet (350 meters) in the air as well as catapults, sky jumps and free-fall rides from the dizzying height.
Gaze at the city’s one-of-a-kind structures. Entertainment ranges from Cirque du Soleil to comedy acts, magic shows and big-name performers, including Celine Dion and Britney Spears. Today dozens of casinos offer legal gambling, from penny slot machines to high-stakes tables, but you don’t have to gamble to enjoy Las Vegas. Learn about the intertwined history of gambling and crime in Las Vegas and across America at the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, aka the Mob Museum. Gambling developed in the early days of Las Vegas to attract men constructing the nearby Boulder Dam.
Stroll along The Strip at night and marvel at dozens of high-end casinos, many with attractive fountains, themed features and street-side entertainment. Las Vegas, known for gambling and bright lights, also offers family-friendly entertainment and attractions. Whether you want to gamble all night or treat the family to great attractions and entertainment, you’ll find your favorite activities here.