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5+ Must-Sees in Las Vegas This Holiday Season

'Tis the season for magical and merry trips to make one's holidays fabulous. What a better trip is there than a trip to Las Vegas?  It's like an eagerly-awaited gift from the Santa's sack for ending up on the Nice list of the jolly-bearded man. And the timing to visit Vegas over the holidays is perfect. The tickets and hotels are affordable and there is no shortage of free things to experience on the eight-mile famous Las Vegas Strip. And the best part? It doesn't get too crowded to enjoy it as it gets in New York during the holidays.

   

See The Swarovski Christmas Tree at Crystals

Happy Holydays from The Shops at Crystals! The custom-made 55-ft masterpiece features 100,000 LED lights and 5,000+ Swarovski crystal ornaments. This cutting-edge place lives up to its luxury vision and customer expectations. 

 

 

Visit Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens 

The world-renowned conservatory and botanical gardens at Bellagio is the sight to behold. Queen Bellisima, toy solders guarding the queen's castle, a family of Polar bears, the 42' holiday tree and the spectacular giant snowflakes suspended from the glass-dome ceiling welcome you into the enchanted realm.

 

Get Your Head in The Clouds, or Flower Balls For That Matter at Wynn

Wynn is the one of the newest and sassiest hotel's additions to the Strip. Its entrance is decorated with the suspended gigantic flower balls that look like they came straight from the Alice in Wonderland. The best time to take a photo is the early morning or later at night.

 

Fashion Show Mall

Even though if you don't have cash to burn after all the casino trips, the Fashion Mall is still worth a trip to enjoy their wonderful suspended mannequins all dressed up for the holiday season.


 

Experience Viva Vision Light Shows on Fremont Street

It's a must-see regardless the time of year you visit. The light shows on the world's largest video screen suspended under the roof will engulf your senses. The shows run every hour for about 5 minutes starting at 6 p.m. The last show is at 12 a.m.

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