Las Vegas is the ultimate US destination for a vacation, whether it’s your first time or your hundredth. There are so much things to do that it can be challenging to choose where to go first.
Whether you’re traveling with your family, friends, escorts, or going solo, there are four things that you must experience when you visit Las Vegas.
The Bellagio
The Bellagio hotel and casino is located on the Las Vegas Strip and is known for its extravagant design and fountain show. This famous hotel has been featured in many movies and television shows.
The Bellagio opened on October 15, 1998, as part of Steve Wynn’s vision to create an upscale resort that would rival his previous projects Treasure Island and Mirage Resorts. The project cost USD 1.6 billion and took over 5 years to complete.
Construction began in 1993 when Steve bought into Kirk Kerkorian’s MGM Grand Inc., which included ownership rights over this site, like Mirage Resorts Inc. The resort has become famous for its lavish interior design, including marble fountains and numerous chandeliers made from crystals imported from Swarovski Austria, which cost 400 million dollars.
Cirque Du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil was created by a Canadian entertainment company founded in 1984 by Guy Laliberté. The company produces shows that combine circus arts with street performance, dance, and theater elements.
Its signature show is “O,” which has been viewed by over 90 million people since its premiere in 1993. The company has expanded into live music performances, casinos, and films and has its own merchandise line.
The Cirque du Soleil was founded by Laliberté as a small troupe of street performers called Les Echassiers. They wore brightly colored clothing inspired by the Commedia dell’arte characters, which are the Harlequin, Pierrot, and Columbine.
The Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is an iconic landmark in the United States. The canyon is located in northern Arizona and takes about two hours to drive from Las Vegas. You can also visit Bryce Canyon National Park or Zion National Park.
Many tours offer bus trips from Las Vegas or Phoenix, including stops at Hoover Dam and Zion National Park before reaching their final destination: The Grand Canyon.
The Neon Museum
The Neon Museum is a must-see for anyone who appreciates the history of Las Vegas. Get a feel for what it was like in its heyday, when it was home to some of America’s most famous casinos.
The museum has an incredible collection of neon signs from those casinos and other businesses once located in Las Vegas. You can see old signs from famous casinos like the Stardust and Flamingo in their outdoor exhibition space, the “Neon Boneyard.”
The museum offers guided tours daily, and you may also go to the other attractions within The Neon Museum complex, such as Boneyard Bar & Grill.
In Conclusion
Las Vegas will make your trip memorable as aside from these four experiences you may try, there are other things to do. You can watch shows and concerts, go gambling and shopping in Vegas, and even get instantly married to your escort by walking into any of the chapels.