Travel News Las Vegas

Bellagio
Bellagio’s world-famous fountains will speak to your heart with opera, classical and whimsical music while flirting with your playful nature through their carefully choreographed movements. You’ll be swept away by this breathtaking union of water, music and light.

Cirque du Soleil
The astonishing O show is staged in a purpose-built theatre with a lake, at Bellagio, a $1.8 billion replica of the Italian lakeside town.

Fremont Street Experience
Around 2 million lights become a free night-into-day extravaganza. Between Main Street and Las Vegas Boulevard South in downtown, the street is lit up after dark (on the hour, every hour).

Lake Mead
The immense Lake Mead was formed behind spectacular Hoover Dam, next to the smaller Lake Mojave to the south.

Liberace Museum
The brochure for this rhinestone glitter-fest museum says that “though the Strip may sparkle and the neon may shine, nowhere in Las Vegas can be found a more dazzling spectacle than the museum”.

Paris City Hall
The hotel casino is led on the 800-year-old Parisian Hotel de Ville, the Paris City Hall. It is distinguished by one of the city’s – and the world’s – most famous landmarks, a 50-storey replica of the Eiffel Tower, thrusting through the roof of the casino and rising 165 meters into the sky, accompanied by neon copy of the Montgolfier balloon.

Red Rock Canyon
The casinos may have made Las Vegas the glitzy gambling capital but only half an hour away you can view Red Rock Canyon, a spectacular sandstone gulch wrenched out of the earth by an earthquake some 65 million years ago.

Stratosphere Tower
The Tower is the tallest building west of the Mississippi River and the tallest freestanding tower in the country. It is owned by wheeler-dealer Carl Icahn, one of the world’s richest men.

The Valley of Fire
The Valley of Fire a place of rare and sublime beauty which people have been attracted to for thousands of years. This is evidenced by the large number of Petroglyphs found in several places throughout this park.