3 Best Landmarks in Las Vegas, NV

“The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck is an icon of the city skyline that is located 46 stories up and is a half-scale replica of the world-famous Paris, France landmark. The tower is inspired by the Eiffel Tower’s illuminations in France and the enhanced lighting at the Paris Las Vegas. The tower provides a continuous light show every 30 minutes from sunset to midnight on the hour and half-hour. The series features twinkling and flashing lights coordinated and choreographed for guests to enjoy on The Strip nightly. With about 300 color-washing light fixtures on the tower's exterior and over 800 white strobe lights, visitors can enjoy a tour beginning at just $50 with their four-pack specials. The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck also offers free rides for children three and under.”

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“The Fountains of Bellagio features dramatic aquatic shows choreographed with music and lights. This lake of 8.5 acres has 1,214 jets that blast 460 feet of water streams into the air. The water could fill 2,000 pools, and a garden hose would take more than a year to fill. The fountain provides a magnificent audiovisual experience with its majestic fountains, with a mix of music, water, and light. Visitors can experience a spectacular show of thoughtfully interwoven water, music, and light designed to mesmerize its admirers. The dancing streams of water illuminate from within and jut out sporadically to the pulse of whichever song is playing. The Fountains of Bellagio has more than a thousand dancing water jets, filled with music and light, in front of the hotel. The fountain offers a free visit.”

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“Discovery Children's Museum is a three-story building with 58,000 square feet, complete with nine immersive display galleries. The museum welcomes all children and families to explore three complete floors filled with heart-pumping, brain-boosting, curiosity-satisfying fun, adventure, and discovery. The museum offers a lively and enjoyable atmosphere through exhibitions and programs. For more than 24 years, the museum has been recognized for its innovative contributions to education. Their programming is expressly tailored for teachers and students. Their field trip plan and training tools for teachers are designed to help you achieve your instructional goals in enjoyable and creative ways. About 2.2 million adults and children visited the museum. The 5,000-square-foot gallery featuring displays is large enough to host significant exhibits from leading museums around the country. They offer free admission for children under 13 years of age. Free parking is available.”

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