Las Vegas is the largest city in the state of Nevada, USA. It is located in the middle of the Mojave desert in Clark County.

1. Las Vegas Bellagio

Located on the Las Vegas Strip behind the famous Bellagio Fountains, the luxurious Bellagio hotel and casino offers an upscale day spa, numerous restaurants and elegant rooms with marble bathrooms. You can watch the Cirque du Soleil's "O" show on site.

Boasting a sumptuous décor, rooms at the Bellagio are equipped with a flat-screen satellite TV, electronic curtains, comfortable bathrobes, a minibar and an iPod docking station.

Guests at Bellagio will enjoy a variety of spa treatments or a massage next to one of the 5 stunning pools in the courtyard. In addition, you will have the opportunity to discover the lush botanical gardens and an art gallery.

Guests can enjoy a wide range of restaurants, including Michael Mina's gourmet restaurant or the Yellowtail Restaurant, which serves contemporary Japanese dishes. You will also enjoy dining outdoors at the Picasso while admiring the view of the fountain. In addition, there are elegant boutiques and the The Bank nightclub.

The Bellagio also has conference rooms.

Finaly, Las Vegas Bellagio is 5 km from McCarran International Airport.

2. Red Rock Canyon

The Red Rock Canyon is located 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip on Route 159 (Charleston Boulevard).

The region is visited by more than two million people each year.

The characteristic geological formations, plants and animals of Red Rock represent some of the best examples of the Mojave Desert.

In stark contrast to the Las Vegas-based entertainment and gaming area, the Red Rock Canyon offers a variety of pleasures, a 13-mile scenic drive, hiking trails, rock climbing, horseback riding, Picnic areas, nature watching and the visitor center with exhibits as well as a book store.

The conservation area has a series of large red rock formations. A set of peaks and walls called Thrust Keystone. The walls are up to 910 meters high, making them popular for climbing.

The first humans, the Native Americans, were attracted to the Red Rock area because of its water resources, plants, and wildlife that were rare in the surrounding desert. This has made the area very attractive to hunters and gatherers.

3. Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street Experience est une attraction d'une rue piétonne du centre-ville de Las Vegas. Les plus anciens casinos de la ville y sont alignés.
Cette rue, la Fremont Street, a la particularité d'être recouverte d'un écran géant sur une longueur d'environ 460 mètres, sur lequel sont régulièrement projetés des Shows visuels et musicaux.