The Traveler Guide to Christmas and New Year's Eve in Las Vegas

They say there's nothing like New York during the holidays. Well, Vegas will give it a run for its money with its spectacular Enchanted Winter Forest at Bellagio, the Swarovski Christmas Tree, and immersive holiday cheer. Las Vegas in December is magical and straight out of the fantastical tale.

"Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas," the famous landmark sign takes the "Fabulous" to a whole new level during the holidays. If you think you saw it all– the city's sparkling and glittering side, think again! You are in for a surprise. Vegas is so adept at blinding locals and travelers has outdone itself for the holiday season.

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

The world-renowned conservatory and botanical gardens at Bellagio is a feast for the tourists' eyes. 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. It's the sight to behold.

Wynn

Wynn is the one of sassiest places to visit on the Strip. Its decorated entrance feels like walking into a glamorous version of a Disney movie. The decorations are outstanding. Get ready to binge on opulence and colors if you dream in bright colors and floral trends..

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.

Fashion Show Mall

The futuristic-looking giant is a great shopping and dining destination on the Strip right across the Wynn. You won't miss it. It's topped off with a steel halo and famous for its catwalk shows. Even if you don't have cash to burn, stop by the place to check out its spectacular holiday decorations.

Palazzo and Venetian

The Vegas versiosn of Italy are all dressed up for the holidays. The beautiful lobbies of both hotels are all ready to woo their customers with a touch of the wilderness and sophistication.