Bellagio Las Vegas Tours
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The grand dame of the Strip, the Bellagio still seems new compared to the vintage hotels of downtown Las Vegas. The hotel and casino has been one of the city's top resorts since 1998, when it was the most expensive hotel ever built. Named after the Italian town on Lake Como, Bellagio is known for luxury in a city where over-the-top is the norm.
The Basics
With more than 3,000 rooms, there’s plenty of space to stay at the Bellagio, but the resort draws plenty of visitors staying elsewhere too. Dancing fountains, glass flower sculpture by artist Dale Chihuly, the conservatory and botanical garden, and the weekend brunch buffet—one of the most popular in town—all bring in crowds. The Bellagio is also home to Cirque du Soleil’s aquatic-themed O, a favorite among Vegas’ many Cirque shows.
Open-top bus tours down the Strip give a glimpse of the fountains, but consider stopping to watch a whole segment—it’s one of the best free things to do in the city. For a guided experience that includes the Bellagio, consider a bar crawl or photography tour, depending on your interests.
Things to Know Before You Go
How to Get There
The Bellagio has a prime location at the southwest corner of Las Vegas Boulevard, aka the Strip, and Flamingo Road. It sits next door to the Cosmopolitan and across the street from Paris Las Vegas. Grab a cab or limo from other locations around town, or give yourself plenty of time to walk, as it usually takes longer than estimated to cross the pedestrian bridges and navigate the large lobbies.
When to Get There
Generally, the fountain show runs every 30 minutes in the afternoon and early evening and every 15 minutes at night until midnight. The weekend brunch buffet operates Saturday and Sunday from morning to mid-afternoon.
Dining at the Bellagio
Celebrity chefs love Vegas, and the Bellagio is no exception. It hosts restaurants from award-winning figures such as Wolfgang Puck, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Michael Mina. Make your reservations in advance if you plan to eat at these culinary hot spots.
The Basics
With more than 3,000 rooms, there’s plenty of space to stay at the Bellagio, but the resort draws plenty of visitors staying elsewhere too. Dancing fountains, glass flower sculpture by artist Dale Chihuly, the conservatory and botanical garden, and the weekend brunch buffet—one of the most popular in town—all bring in crowds. The Bellagio is also home to Cirque du Soleil’s aquatic-themed O, a favorite among Vegas’ many Cirque shows.
Open-top bus tours down the Strip give a glimpse of the fountains, but consider stopping to watch a whole segment—it’s one of the best free things to do in the city. For a guided experience that includes the Bellagio, consider a bar crawl or photography tour, depending on your interests.
Things to Know Before You Go
- Tickets for O can be bought online or at the Bellagio box office; the show typically runs twice a night and is dark on Monday and Tuesday.
- Upscale fashionable attire is requested at Hyde nightclub and Lily Bar and Lounge; more casual attire is acceptable at the other bars.
- While most of the Bellagio’s attractions are open to the public, the pool is reserved for paying guests of the hotel, just like at most Vegas resorts.
How to Get There
The Bellagio has a prime location at the southwest corner of Las Vegas Boulevard, aka the Strip, and Flamingo Road. It sits next door to the Cosmopolitan and across the street from Paris Las Vegas. Grab a cab or limo from other locations around town, or give yourself plenty of time to walk, as it usually takes longer than estimated to cross the pedestrian bridges and navigate the large lobbies.
When to Get There
Generally, the fountain show runs every 30 minutes in the afternoon and early evening and every 15 minutes at night until midnight. The weekend brunch buffet operates Saturday and Sunday from morning to mid-afternoon.
Dining at the Bellagio
Celebrity chefs love Vegas, and the Bellagio is no exception. It hosts restaurants from award-winning figures such as Wolfgang Puck, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Michael Mina. Make your reservations in advance if you plan to eat at these culinary hot spots.
Address: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109, USA
Admission: Varies
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Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino
Experience Las Vegas’ refined side at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, an extraordinary collection of works gathered from private collections and museums from around the world. Escape the dazzling bustle of the Las Vegas strip and enjoy a peaceful walk through the carefully curated gallery. Past shows have ranged from Impressionism to Pop art, and have featured remarkable artwork by Pablo Picasso and Fabergé, but don't miss the Bellagio's permanent installations, like the exuberant Dale Chihuly chandelier in the Bellagio's elegant lobby.
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Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino
Experience Las Vegas’ refined side at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, an extraordinary collection of works gathered from private collections and museums from around the world. Escape the dazzling bustle of the Las Vegas strip and enjoy a peaceful walk through the carefully curated gallery. Past shows have ranged from Impressionism to Pop art, and have featured remarkable artwork by Pablo Picasso and Fabergé, but don't miss the Bellagio's permanent installations, like the exuberant Dale Chihuly chandelier in the Bellagio's elegant lobby.
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Evening Walking Food Tour on the Las Vegas Strip
See the bright lights come alive on the Las Vegas Strip on an evening walking food tour. Learn the histories and legends on a casual stroll through the heart of Sin City, stopping along the way to sample local favorites. The tour makes seven stops to build a full meal by the end of the 1.5-mile (2.4 km) walk. Visit hotels and casinos and discover the little known, hole-in-the-wall establishments locals love. See Sin City in a whole new light after traversing the glittering strip with a local food expert.
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Big Bus Las Vegas Hop-On Hop-Off Open Top Tour
Spend the day sightseeing in Las Vegas on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Travel through Downtown Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Strip, enjoying panoramic views from the upper deck of the open-top bus. Climb off at any stop along the route for further exploration of the city's landmarks, going at your own pace.
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Walking Food Tour of the Las Vegas Strip
Sample savory dishes and sweet treats in a casual atmosphere on this walking food tour of the Strip. Ideal to book on one of your first days in Las Vegas so you can revisit favorites, this tour covers several different eateries, where you enjoy enough samples to make up a full meal. Stroll through five of Las Vegas's most well-known resorts, see flamingos, and gaze upon the world's largest chocolate fountain as you discover fun facts about Sin City.
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2-Hour Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour with Photographer
Take a glittering walk down the Las Vegas Strip on a walking tour from the Bellagio Las Vegas to the Excalibur Hotel & Casino. You'll stroll alongside a photographer who can snap souvenir photos along the way, with stops at some of Las Vegas' most over-the-top locations, including the Bellagio conservatory, outdoor sculptures, and a towering waterfall. Since this tour includes VIP admission to Foundation Room or The LIGHT Vegas clubs, it's a great way to kick off a memorable night on the town.
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Las Vegas Bar Crawl
A professional photographer accompanies you on this guided Las Vegas bar crawl to capture all the fun as you make your way to famous nightclubs and out-of-the-way spots. Enjoy an alcoholic drink at each stop, including one Champagne toast, and end your evening excursion with special VIP entry to one nightclub. You also get access to up to 100 digital photos of your experience.
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Interactive Day tour of Las Vegas Strip, Fremont Street, and the Las Vegas Sign
This is a virtual interactive real-time experience with a former blackjack dealer walking and driving through the back-streets of Fremont as well as the world famous Las Vegas strip!
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