Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden

This is my favorite attraction in Las Vegas. It's updated regularly (5 times a year?) with new designs to match the time of year and is always so well done. The details are amazing and it is well maintained. - Open 24/7- Free for anyone- Times with less people (1am - 8am)

The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Lunar New Year display is a vibrant, multisensory celebration that showcases intricate representations of the Year of the Snake. This impressive display includes 45,600 preserved roses on the snake and panda, money tree with 88 gold I-Ching coins, Red envelopes, a 30-foot Banyan Temple leading to a waterfall, cherry blossom trees and a 33-foot-tall porcelain pagoda. It highlights the serpent's qualities of intelligence and grace while creating a space for visitors to embrace the joy and good fortune of the season. It will be open 24 hours a day through March 1st, free to visit for the general public.

I had good time last week visiting their garden with my dog. You just need to find timing like weekdays it was Thursday, they have Chinese dragon and panda, because Chinese New year. I'm impressed by plants collection they have they are real plants, with water design.

Absolutely breathtaking! The theme was Chinese New Year, and wow--just wow. The attention to detail was unreal. Everywhere I looked, there was something beautiful to take in. Thousands of flowers, perfectly arranged, vibrant colors, and an atmosphere that felt almost magical.The scent of fresh flowers filled the air, making the whole experience even more immersive. It's one of those places you just have to see in person--photos don't do it justice. If you're in Vegas, this is a must-visit. The artistry and effort put into these seasonal displays are next level!

Had to check out the Chinese New Year "Year of the Snake" exhibit before they changed it out. This is always such a fun and beautiful place to visit. We always go in the mornings since it is less crowded and easier for photos (after 11am crowd starts to gather).

I came to Vegas for CES (it's the BEST!) but I had to come to see the Christmas exhibit.On New Year's this place was PACKED! Still worth wandering through with all the crowds though!!The Christmas exhibit is probably my favorite out of all their seasonal exhibits.Occasionally they'll use a couple of displays they've used in previous years, but 90% of their displays are all brand new. This Christmas was 100 percent new I believe, with the exception the train.No photos with Santa here though. Just amazing displays. The exhibits are totally FREE all year long (minus Bellagio's parking fees).

This is always a must see. It's amazing every time. I'm always in awe of the beauty and how detailed it is. Amazing. Must see. Only complaint is it is a small space.

The Bellagio Conservatory is a must see while in Vegas. Each time we've been here the atrium has been decorated with a different theme. Each theme more impressive than the last. Everything is picture/video, social media content worthy. Also this is a FREE activity! I've shared in pictures & videos some of the different seasonal scenes we've seen.

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden is A Mesmerizing Visual Spectacle!!!Our visit to Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Garden was nothing short of magical, featuring the stunning Chinese New Year and Year of the Snake display. It was a feast for the senses, with vivid, meticulously arranged flowers creating a breathtaking visual spectacle.The artistry and attention to detail were extraordinary. From the vibrant blooms to the intricate design elements symbolizing the Year of the Snake, every corner of the garden was thoughtfully crafted to celebrate the occasion. It felt like stepping into a living masterpiece, where nature and creativity harmoniously merged.Pro Tip: Visit in the morning or late at night when it's less crowded to fully immerse yourself in the beauty and serenity of the display. The quieter atmosphere allows you to take in the intricate details and snap the perfect photos without the bustling crowds.Whether you're a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene escape, Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Garden is a must-see. The combination of vibrant colors, cultural significance, and impeccable design makes it a standout attraction that we can't recommend enough!

Who in Vegas doesn't know about the Conservatory? It's an amazing display of themed sculptures and art created by flowers. Usually I'm not into looking at flowers, but Bellagio has something special. From what I hear from locals, they can find out when the crew comes in and change the theme. Sometimes it takes up to a week, and some people actually make a point to come out and visit during the changes. It's something most visitors do not get a chance to see. During major holidays or big events, you can expect this to be packed with people, so trying to get that perfect shot is a challenge. Come early in the morning when there are a lot less people. I've been coming here for many years, as far back as when Bellagio was a new hotel, and it still amazes me what they do here. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't been here before.