Costumes, media clips, and photographs are on display, along with a range of rotating exhibits. Learn About BurlesqueĪdmission is free (donations are accepted) at the Burlesque Hall of Fame, a tiny museum devoted to the art of erotic dance. A selfie with the sign is a (free) must-do for any Vegas visitor. The landmark attraction is more than 50 years old and sits on the Las Vegas Boulevard median south of Mandalay Bay.
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No Las Vegas movie is complete without a shot of Betty Willis’ famous Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign. Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Photo Credit: Lyn Gateley (license) Even the most jaded Las Vegas locals will trek to the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens to check out the incredible seasonal displays. Take an Iconic Selfie South end of the Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas, Nevada Visitors can join in on games such as cornhole (or 'bag toss'), Jenga, beer pong, chess, shuffleboard, ping pong, and more.
This hike isn’t advisable in the summer months, when temperatures soar and the springs are shallow. Gold Strike Hot Springs is a popular hike that requires easy rock climbing and ends in natural hot springs. There are many natural springs in the area that attract wildlife and provide water to cottonwood trees and honey mesquite. Calico Basin Red Springs area doesn’t require park admission and the trail cuts across red and white sandstone cliffs. There are several free hiking options just outside of the city limits. Crystals, a high-end shopping mall on The Strip, is home to the “Shards of Color” light instillation by James Turrell. The Cosmopolitan features murals by Shepard Fairey and Kenny Scharf in its parking garage. Visitors can admire Jeff Koons’s famous “Tulip” sculpture at the Wynn (sorry, his iconic “Popeye” statue left for Boston). The big money world of modern art has found a permanent home in Las Vegas. Fremont Street Experience hosts free entertainment nightly on three stages and hosts free concerts in the evenings. Plus, the casinos in Downtown Vegas tend to be better for low-limits gambling than the ones on the Strip. At Binions, you can get your picture taken with a million dollars (they even print the pic for you, for free). The nightly light and sound shows are over-the-top and many of the casinos that line the street lure in gamblers with free spins. Give your wallet a break and your eyes a treat at East Fremont Street.
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