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Welcome to Las Vegas
Las Vegas is known for its glitz,
glamour and endless array of
entertainment options. The
exuberant city sparkles like
an oasis as it is located in the
middle of the Mojave Desert at
the southern tip of Nevada. Las
Vegas is the fastest growing city
in North America with 2 acres
of land being developed every
24 hours. If you are looking for
variety and excitement, Las Vegas
will certainly not disappoint.
Las Vegas is the second most
visited attraction in the United
States, boasting over 35 million
tourists each year. There are over
150,000 hotel rooms to choose
from when visiting the city, which
is no surprise considering that
17 out of the 20 largest hotels
in the U.S. are located in Las
Vegas. Whether you decide to
stay on the Famous Strip or in
Bustling Downtown, there will be
accommodations to fit your needs.
The most difficult decision to
make in this endless playground of
lights, casinos, live entertainment,
pools, thrills, hotel lounges, bars,
shopping and gourmet restaurants
is what to do first!
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Table of Contents
Welcome to Las Vegas
Visitor Information
Getting Around
Exploring Las Vegas
Extravagant Casinos
Business Travel Tips
Spectacular Shows
Thrills & Attractions
Las Vegas Convention Center
Dining
Night Life
Shopping
City Map
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WEATHER
Visitor Information
SIGHTSEEING ESSENTIALS
The most important thing to remember about sightseeing
in Las Vegas in June is that it will be HOT and dry! If you
are planning on traveling by foot, the early morning will
be much more pleasant than the sizzling afternoons.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are recommended for
protecting your skin and eyes from the sun’s rays. Since the
air is so dry, be sure to bring skin lotion and drink plenty of
water when spending time outdoors. Finally, remember to
bring a sweater or light jacket with you if you are planning
on checking out any indoor attractions. Even though it is hot
outside, the majority of casinos and shows tend to keep their
temperatures extremely cool to provide relief from the heat.
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Las Vegas is famous for scorching hot summers and mild
winters. With over 300 days of sunshine each year, the
weather in Las Vegas is sure to be bright and clear anytime
you visit. In June the average temperature is a hot 85
degrees with temperatures rising as high as 100 degrees
and dropping to a comfortable 69 degrees in the evening.
Traveling Tips
Although Las Vegas is one of the most laissez-faire
cities in the United States, there are a few laws you
should keep in mind while visiting. In Vegas many
bars stay open 24 hours per day and there is no
closing time for liquor sales. However, driving while
intoxicated and having an open container of alcohol
in your car are both illegal. Also, contrary to popular
belief, solicitation is NOT legal in Las Vegas. Finally,
as a safety precaution, keep an eye on your purse,
change bucket, or chips when gaming. Las Vegas is
one of the safest places to visit, but it’s still smart to
be cautious when money is involved.
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Getting Around
Public Transportation
City Bus
The Citizens Area Transit (CAT) is the Las
Vegas public transit system. While visiting
Vegas, tourists utilize the 301 and 302, with
both lines running the length of the Strip
to South Fremont Street. The 301 makes
every stop along the strip, while the 302 is
the express line stopping at fewer locations.
It costs $2.00 to ride the bus and exact
change is required.
The Las Vegas Monorail
The Las Vegas Monorail runs along the
Strip from the MGM Grand Hotel to Sahara
Ave. The Monorail operates from 7:00am
to 2:00am Monday - Thursday and until
3:00am Friday - Sunday. Tickets can be
purchased at vending machines located
inside each station. A pass for 1 ride costs
$5.00 and a 3-day (unlimited rides) pass
costs $40.00, with numerous options in
between. In general, it takes approximately
14-16 minutes to ride from 1 end of the
strip to the other.
Monorail Stations
MGM Grand
Bally’s - Paris
Flamingo - Caesar’s Palace
Harrah’s - Imperial Palace
Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vegas Hilton
Sahara
Trolleys
The trolley runs from the Stratosphere down
to the southern end of the Strip. It operates
from 9:30am to 2:00am on a 20 minute
schedule. The fare is a reasonable $1.50 per
ride and exact change is required. The trolley
stops at every major hotel along the Strip.
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Walking Tips
walking
Since most of the action in
Las Vegas is all within a few
miles, many people choose
walking as their preferred
method of transportation,
especially when they are out
exploring and sightseeing.
1. Obey walk signals at traffic
lights. Many motorists are also
tourists, so they tend to be
sightseeing instead of paying
attention to their surroundings.
2. When walking on the Strip
you will be handed pamphlets
with content you may find
objectionable. If not interested,
simply do not hold out your
hand. The solicitors will not
harass you if you ignore them.
3. Wear comfortable shoes.
4. Bring plenty of water as the
weather will make you hot and
dehydrated.
free Public Transportation
Trams
There are 2 free trams in Las Vegas that run 24 hours per day. One tram
travels from the Bellagio to the Monte Carlo Hotel every 10 minutes. The
other free tram provides nonstop service on the southbound trip from
Excalibur to Mandalay Bay. On the northbound trip the tram also stops at
the Luxor.
Shuttles
There are 6 free shuttle services offered in Las Vegas:
Hard Rock Shuttle
This shopper-friendly shuttle leaves from the Hard Rock and drops
passengers off at Caesar’s Forum Shops, the Fashion Show Mall, and the
Stardust. The shuttle leaves once per hour and operates between the
hours of 10:00am and 7:00pm.
Palms Shuttle
The Palms shuttle service also caters to shoppers. This shuttle departs
from the Palms and runs on a loop to the Fashion Show Mall, Caesar’s
Forum Shops, the Aladdin Passage Shops, back to the Palms. Shuttles
leave the Palms at 10:00am, 11:30am, 2:00pm, 3:30pm, and 5:00pm.
Barbary Coast, Gold Coast, Orleans Shuttle
Shuttles run between each of these casinos every 20-25 minutes between
the hours of 9:30am and midnight.
Harrah’s to The Rio Shuttle
Shuttles run between these 2 properties every 30 minutes between the
hours of 10:00am and 1:00am.
Sam’s Town Shuttle
Shuttles run from Sam’s Town on the Boulder Highway to Fremont Street,
Bourbon Street, Harrah’s, San Remo, and the Stardust. This shuttle runs
every 46-60 minutes and operates from 8:00am–11:30 pm.
Green Valley Ranch Shuttle Service
The ranch offers a shuttle to and from the airport and to the Strip,
dropping passengers off at Mandalay Bay. It is a 10-person van so it is
available first come first serve.
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Exploring Las Vegas
The Las Vegas that tourists travel from far and wide to visit consists of the
flashy Strip, glamorous Fremont Street (downtown), and the more affordable
Boulder Strip. Las Vegas is packed with casinos, themed hotels, shopping, and
countless entertainment options that will thrill your senses. The combination
of flashing lights, glitzy signs, and unique architecture breeds an atmosphere of
excitement and fun. There’s so much to do in Vegas that you will barely have
time to sleep!
The Las vegas Strip
The Strip is undeniably the most famous locale in Las Vegas. It is a 4-plus mile
long section of Las Vegas Boulevard and it is considered to be Vegas’ main attraction. The Strip is bursting at the seams with elaborate themed hotels and
casinos. The variety of architectural themes is truly unmatched as you can enjoy
the magnificence of the New York City Skyline, the splendor of Paris, the mystery
of Egypt, the decadence of Ancient Rome, the serenity of the South Seas, and
much more all within a few miles.
The Strip is divided into three distinct walking areas: South Strip, Center Strip,
and Northern Strip. The southern end of the Strip is closest to McCarran International Airport and stretches from the Mandalay Bay Hotel to Tropicana Avenue.
The South Strip is usually quite populated as it contains The Luxor, Excalibur, the
MGM Grand, and New York New York, which are all crowd favorites in Las Vegas.
The Center is the most crowded area of the Strip and runs from Harmon Avenue
to Sands Avenue. Some of the most famous and luxurious Las Vegas hotels/
casinos, including the Bellagio, Caesar’s Palace, the Mirage, and the Venetian, can
be found here. There are also three shopping centers, the Grand Canal Shoppes,
the Forum Shops and the Miracle Mile Shops located here.
The north end of the Strip is the longest, stretching from Sands to Sahara Avenue. It contains a wide array of fun and exciting hotels/casinos including Circus
Circus, the Riviera, and the Stratosphere. The Las Vegas Convention Center can
also be found on the northern end of the Strip.
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fremont street
The boulder strip
Charming vintage hotels such
as the Golden Nugget and The
Plaza coupled with a hypnotic
array of 12.5 million LED lights,
and permanent party atmosphere make Las Vegas’ downtown unlike any other. The
“Fremont Street Experience”
consists of a sparkling luminous
covered pedestrian mall where
you will find endless amounts
of excitement in the form of
light shows, free concerts, street
performances, and vendors selling food, alcohol, and souvenirs,
and of course gambling.
Often referred to as “The Other
Las Vegas Strip,” the Boulder
Strip is an area of the Boulder
Highway that has its own set of
hotels, casinos and entertainment options. Although not as
glamorous as Las Vegas Boulevard or Fremont Street, you can
often find amazing deals on
hotels here. There is plenty of
fun to be had on the Boulder
Strip and with Downtown easily
accessible via the Sam’s Town
Shuttle; you can experience
all that Vegas has to offer at a
discounted price.
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Extravagant Casinos
“The excitement of
the Las Vegas casino
floor is the primary
reason so many people visit this desert
oasis. In Vegas, the
lights are brighter, the
colors are bolder and
the bets are bigger.”
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Mandalay Bay
The Bellagio
Located in the heart of the
Strip, the Bellagio is a true
Las Vegas icon. This casino
is known for supreme luxury,
ensuring gamblers have a
truly upscale experience. The
casino décor is stylish, sophisticated, and extremely classy.
The Bellagio offers slots, table
games, private poker rooms,
and even hosts the World
Poker Tour.
If you enjoy tropical beach resorts,
this casino is for you. The spacious and flowing casino floor is
adorned with flowing water, lush
foliage, and exotic architecture.
Mandalay Bay offers everything
from 5-cent slot machines to high
stakes poker tables. Since the
casino caters to high rollers, many
celebrities can be spotted here;
if you’re lucky you might even
bump into one.
aria
As a newer property along the Strip, Aria’s casino has an ultra-modern,
clean feel. The casino is vast, but elegant, beautifully decorated with rich
wood and plenty of space to move around. The unique layout of the
casino floor enables guests to enjoy a more personal and intimate gaming experience. Aria offers slots and table games, as well as secluded
private rooms for high rollers.
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The MGM Grand
With over 3,500 slot machines
and 165 game tables, the MGM
Grand is the largest casino is Las
Vegas. This spacious casino is laid
out very efficiently to provide an
open and comfortable playing
atmosphere. The elaborate MGM
Grand is definitely worth a stop if
you are near the southern end of
the Strip.
Caesars pAL ACE
When you step into this casino,
you will be transported back to
Ancient Rome. Caesars Palace is
lavishly decorated with marble columns, statues, and even sparkling
fountains. Caesars Palace has the
reputation of being an extremely
well-rounded casino as it offers a
wide variety of gaming options for
visitors to explore and is located
right in the center of the Strip.
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tHE LUXOR
This massive modern pyramid is
located next to Mandalay Bay at
the southern end of the Strip.
When gambling in this casino you
will feel like you traveled all the
way to Egypt. The casino is spacious and offers all of the traditional table games and slot machines. The Luxor also has a room
where rookies can get free poker
lessons before they go out and try
their luck on the floor.
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The Venetian
Also located in the heart of the
Strip, the Venetian casino is a
site to behold. The resort actually has 2 historians on staff to
ensure the authenticity of the architecture and décor. The casino
is lavishly decorated with marble
floors, hand-painted frescoed
ceilings, and plush furnishings.
The Venetian is one of the most
luxurious casinos on the Strip
and offers a wide variety of
gaming options.
Paris L as Vegas
Nestled snuggly in the center of
the Strip, this casino is as much
an experience as it is a gaming
room. Decorated to replicate
beautiful Parisian streets, you
feel as though you are strolling
through Paris. In addition, parts
of the resort’s 50-story Eiffel Tower model extend into the casino.
Paris Las Vegas offers over 2,000
slot and video poker machines
and over 100 table games, including a high limit area reserved
exclusively for high rollers.
Casino royale
Slightly north of the Venetian is
the Casino Royale. This is one
of the most affordable casinos
on the Strip, with poker tables
with limits as low as $1.00. The
Casino Royale was voted the
“World’s Best Place to Strike it
Rich” by the Travel Channel,
so it’s a great place to get your
gambling feet wet if you are
new to the game. The atmosphere is fun, exciting, and
casual. To add to the casino’s
affordability, there is a fully
stocked bar in the casino with
great drink specials.
the cosmopolitan
As one of the newest casinos
on the southern end of the
Strip, the Cosmopolitan has very
modern facilities. The swanky,
atmosphere, friendly dealers, and
floor-to-ceiling glass walls offering incredible views of the Strip
make this a distinctive gaming
experience. This casino offers
classic table games like blackjack
and roulette, as well as a wide
variety of slot machines.
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Healthy
Travel
Traveling for business is a great experience and can be very productive. The key to having a great business trip is to stay healthy. Getting sick while traveling is fairly common
as people tend to over-exert themselves, wearing down their immune systems, and
then coming into contact with a great deal of germs from re-circulated air on planes to
gas pumps and public restrooms. Here are some tips that will help keep you healthy
on your trip.
General Tips
n According to the CDC, washing your hands is the most effective way to prevent
the spread of germs. Therefore, it is extremely important to wash your hands
frequently when traveling as you are constantly touching public commodities.
Also, when traveling for business you will undoubtedly be shaking many hands
and there’s a good chance some of those people will be sick. Be sure to scrub
your hands for at least 30 seconds covering them completely. It is also a good
idea to carry an alcohol-based hand sanitizer for those times when you simply
cannot get to a restroom.
n Continue to eat a healthy balanced diet while traveling. This can be difficult as
food options are often limited to fast food and vending machines when eating
on the go. Seek out restaurants that offer healthy food and pack some healthy
snacks like veggie sticks to munch on while on the road. Also, be sure to drink
plenty of water as dehydration is a common reason people feel ill when traveling. Eating healthy helps keep the immune system strong and your energy
high.
n Luckily, many business trips are so packed with activity that exercise is built right
in. However, if this is not the case, it is important to incorporate exercise into
your trip. Sightseeing on foot is one of the easiest and most fun ways to stay fit
while traveling. If there is no time for that, you can always take a quick jog in
the morning if weather permits or do some jumping jacks and pushups in your
hotel room to get your blood flowing and give yourself an energy boost.
n Finally, don’t overdo it! Get plenty of rest to ensure that your immune system is
strong and that you have plenty of energy to accomplish all of your goals.
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Trade Show Tips
Large trade shows consist of a flurry of activity
condensed into a short time span, which is exciting
and can be overwhelming. There are so many
vendors to visit and seminars to attend that we can
sometimes get lost in the shuffle. To get the most
from your trade show experience, it’s important to
have a clear strategy of what you want to accomplish in mind.
Before the Show:
List Your Goals – Writing out your personal and company goals is the first step
in developing a trade show plan.
Review Promotional Material – Check
out the vendors who will be displaying
at the show and make a list of those you
want to see. Next, look at a map of the
trade show floor and decide upon a route
that will allow you to see your vendors
of choice in the most efficient manner.
Finally, look at the seminars that are offered and schedule time to catch those
that are related to your interests.
Pack Appropriately – Be sure to bring
comfortable shoes and a lightweight outfit since trade show floors tend to be hot
and you will undoubtedly be on your feet
for hours on end. Also, pack plenty of
business cards so you never miss a chance
to network.
During the Show:
Review and Reevaluate – Upon arriving
at the show, consult the latest directory
to ensure that none of the vendors you
wanted to see cancelled and determine
if any new vendors signed on that would
be advantageous to visit. Revise your
plan and route if necessary.
Stand your Ground – You only have
limited time at the show, so don’t be
afraid to pass by booths that don’t interest you and cut conversations short if
they are not beneficial.
Be Flexible – While it is important to
stick to your plan, don’t let a great opportunity pass you by. If a vendor that you
are walking by piques your interest, stop
and find out if they have the potential to
be a valuable partner for your business.
After the Show
Organize and Review – Be sure to
organize and prioritize all of the information you’ve gathered. Also, jot down
your thoughts in relation to the vendors
you visited while they are still fresh in
your mind.
Follow up – Reaching out and forming
relationships with vendors and new contacts is extremely important as this is the
whole reason for attending the show.
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Spectacular Shows
Jabbawockeez
3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
866.641.SHOW
venue: the venetian
This world-famous all male dance
troupe presents MÜS.I.C.,
which is an audiovisual story
of inspiration brought to life
by the combination of hip-hop
music and phenomenal dance
moves. The Jabbawockeez,
dressed in expressionless white
masks and white gloves, give a
performance that enables the
audience to visualize the music
through their intricate dance.
This imaginative stage show
combines percussion music,
flashy special effects, unusual
instruments, and bright paint
to create a visual extravaganza.
The Blue Man Group’s inventive
and funny performance is
described as intensely exciting
and widely outrageous.
Although Blue Man Group
can be seen in other cities,
they save their most lavish and
spectacular production for Las
Vegas, making this the prime
place to see it.
3663 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Suite 360
Las Vegas, NV 89109
702-260-7200
venue: Planet hollywood
If you are a Beatles fan, be
sure to check out this tribute
band. These talented musicians
re-create an actual Beatle’s
concert, dressing the part and
performing a wide variety of
their hit songs.
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3325 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
702.414.9000
venue: The Palazzo
Blue Man Group
3770 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
877.386.8224
venue: The monte carlo
BeatleShow!
jersey boys
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the improv
3475 Las Vegas Blvd South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
800-214-9110
venue: harrah’s las vegas
Voted Best Comedy Club four
years in a row, the Improv is
the place to go for a good
laugh while in Vegas. The
Improv features the freshest
and funniest comedians in the
business. Each week three new
comedians perform, creating
performances that are always
unique and entertaining.
Past comedians include Jay
Mohr, George Lopez, Damon
Wayans, Kevin Nealon, and
many more.
This talented cast tells the
story of Frankie Valley and
the Four Seasons (Bob
Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, and
Nick Massi). Jersey Boys
explores the friendship
of these four blue collar
kids from the streets of
Newark, working their way
up to stardom as one of the
biggest American pop music
sensations of all time. As
an added bonus, the cast
performs some of the group’s
greatest hits, including
“Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t
Cry,” “My Eyes Adored You”
and many more.
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Cirque du Soleil
Mystère
3300 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
venue: treasure island
This show features a grand mix
of circus acts from acrobats and
jugglers, to clowns, all celebrating
the cycle of life. The audience
experiences inspiring entertainment
through colorful sets, imaginative
costumes, skilled performers, and a
haunting soundtrack of Rock, Celtic,
African, and Funk music performed
live by musicians.
Criss Angel Believe
3900 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
venue: the luxor
This show is filled with magic and
illusion performed by the talented
Criss Angel. The atmosphere is
reminiscent of old fashioned circuses
and carnivals with a gothic flair.
Prepare to be lost in mysticism
and highly entertained by Angel’s
audience interaction and snappy
commentary.
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“o”
3300 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
venue: The Bellagio
O is a stunning aquatic
masterpiece that explores
a world of fantasy beyond
your wildest imagination
conveyed through the
amazing performances
of talented acrobats,
synchronized swimmers, and
divers all centered around a
giant pool.
love
3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
venue: the mirage
This show is a combination
of acrobatics, dance and
visual effects, accompanied
by a classic rock soundtrack.
Love is a psychedelic journey
through the Beatle’s history
and the trends and politics
of the 1960s. Be prepared
for authenticity, as George
Harrison, a member of the
Beatles, helped create the
concept for this show.
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“k a”
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
venue: MGM Grand
The fantastical journey of Imperial
Twins who are separated after an
attack and overcome adversity to be
reunited is performed beautifully in
this dazzling show. The story is told
with a series of spectacular special
effects including music, dancing and
fireworks. With the ever-evolving
stage and performers staged in the
audience, you will feel like you are a
part of the show.
Viva ELVIS
ticket prices
mystere
$94.40 and up
criss angel believe
$72.40 and up
“O”
$172.50 and up
love
$150.50 and up
“ka”
$116.40 and up
3730 Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
venue: aria
This extravagant show celebrates the
life and music of Elvis through a blend
of dance, acrobatics, live music and
video.
Zumanity
3790 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
venue: new York new York
viva elvis
$116.40 and up
zumanity
$83.40 and up
for additional
ticket information
please call:
(702) 492-3960
This sensuous show explores various
facets of human sexuality through
stunning imagery, aerialists, comical
vignettes and sultry dancing.
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the Shark Reef
Attractions
The roller coaster
3790 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 740-6969
venue: New york new york
This exciting theme coaster features
high-speed dives and two inversions,
located right on the Las Vegas Strip.
tower thrill rides
2000 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89104
(702) 380-7777
Venue: The Stratosphere
High above the Las Vegas skyline, in
the tower of the Stratosphere, are
4 exhilarating thrill rides. The newest thrill is called SkyJump, which is
a controlled free fall that allows you
to jump off the 108th floor of the
tower. Another thrill ride, Insanity,
will have you spinning and tilting at
incredibly fast speeds at heights of
over 900 feet. The next thrill ride
X-Scream resembles a giant teetertotter and propels riders headfirst 27
feet over the edge of the tower. The
final thrill ride, the aptly named Big
Shot, shoots riders 160 feet into the
sky at 45 miles per hour.
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Vegas Indoor
Sk ydiving
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(702) 632-7777
Venue: Mandalay Bay
This exciting aquarium is home
to over 1,200 species of marine
life including sharks, exotic fish,
sea turtles, and more. Get up
close and personal with sharks
and other sea creatures in the
Reef’s underground tunnel,
where you will be surrounded
by water, but remain dry and
perfectly safe.
Secret Garden and
Dolphin Habitat
3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 791-7188
venue: The Mirage
Experience this exotic,
enchanting and serene world
that was created for some
of the earth’s most majestic
animals. At the Secret
Garden you will get the rare
opportunity to come face-toface with white lions, white
tigers, panthers, leopards, and
Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins.
200 Convention Center Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 731-4768
If you have ever dreamed of flying, this experience is for you. All
guests will attend a brief training
class and then suit up and jump
into the vertical wind tunnel to
experience flight.
Gondola Rides
3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 607-3982
Venue: the venetian
Guests feel as though they have
been transported to Italy while
riding in these authentic gondolas.
You will enjoy a half mile boat ride
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for its versatility and has a very modern and functional design.
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Exhibit Hall:
• 1,940,631 square feet of exhibit space on Ground Level
• Can be divided into16 exhibit
halls by moveable walls
• 144 meeting rooms available
Food Services:
• 2 restaurants – Banners 700
seat capacity and Intl Food
Market 650 seat capacity
• 18 permanent concession
stands
• 2 full-service kitchens
• 2 Starbucks Cafes
ADA Accessibility:
• The Center has both elevators
and escalators
• Handicap parking is available
Parking:
• Space is available for over
5,000 vehicles
OTHER:
• Full-service FedEx Office
business center onsite
• Free wireless Internet access
available in all lobby areas,
Banners Restaurant, the Grand
Lobby and the Intl Food Market Restaurant
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3667 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 734-9727
venue: planet hollywood
Cuisine: american
This quick service eatery
offers a variety of tasty menu
options. Gourmet wraps
filled with chicken, veggies
and premium meats as well as
salads, quesadillas, and wings
are just a few options off their
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Chin Chin Café
3790 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 740-6300
venue: new york new york
Cuisine: chinese
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The dining options in Las
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Fellini’s
2000 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 383-4859
venue: THE Stratosphere
Cuisine: iTALIAN
Fellini’s is a great place for
affordable traditional Italian
cuisine in an Old World
setting. Appetizers include
antipasti caldo, calamari,
ravioli, shrimp and fried
mozzarella. Entrées include a
variety of pasta options such
as fettucini capriciana and
linguine bolognese. Dishes
like ossobuco and beef
brasciola, and even pizza are
also available. Open from
5pm – 11pm (Sun - Thurs) or
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3790 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 740-6455
venue: new york new york
Cuisine: mexican
Serving delicious Mexican
food, this rendition of a true
New York City café sets you
right in the center of the city
with an outdoor courtyard
complete with lanterns, piñatas and an outstanding tequila
bar. Open daily 11am – 1am.
Augustus Café
3570 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las vegas, NV
(702) 731-7110
venue: Caesars Palace
Cuisine: american
This café is open every day
24/7 and features an array of
all American favorites including almond-crusted French
toast for breakfast to pasta,
salads, sandwiches, and seafood for lunch and dinner.
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Pho
3300 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 894-7111
venue: treasure island
Cuisine: Vietnamese
This restaurant, named after a
classic Vietnamese dish, is located
in Treasure Island’s coffee shop.
Pho offers traditional Vietnamese
cuisine and its signature soup in
a pleasant, comfortable atmosphere. Open daily from 11am.
Backstage Deli
3900 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 262-4000
venue: the luxor
Cuisine: Delicatessen
This eatery serves up food in a
traditional New York deli themed
setting. Menu favorites include
Reubens, triple decker sandwiches, pretzel bread corned beef,
patty melts, and of course lots of
pastrami and marble rye.
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Tahiti Joe’s
7200 Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 440-6950
venue: Tahiti Village
Cuisine: Polynesian
Jean Philippe
Pâtisserie
If you want to hang out in a
fun vintage style tiki bar, then
Joe’s is the place for you. Decorated with torches, tropical
foliage, and bamboo furniture,
Joe’s is an exotic island oasis in
the middle of Las Vegas. Try
one of the many inventive pupu
platters (appetizers) that feature
dishes such as crab Rangoon
and chicken satay. Joe’s entrées
range from fresh island-style
seafood like lobster stir fry and
Macadamia crusted mahi-mahi
to burgers and fries. At Joe’s
you can also enjoy an array of
colorful tropical drinks. Open
daily 24/7.
3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 693-8788
venue: the bellagio
Cuisine: European
This indulgent pastry shop is
home to the world’s largest
chocolate fountain and is decorated with chocolate sculptures.
Pâtisserie offers fresh salads,
unique paninis, and inspired
crepes. To finish off your meal,
a wide assortment of sensational
sweets including truffles, pastries, petit fours, gelato, sorbets,
and so much more is available.
The food is decadent but the
atmosphere remains light and
casual. Open daily from 7am.
Le Café Île St. Louis
3655 Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 946-4364
venue: paris
Cuisine: french american
The café experience with a
French flair, featuring a variety
of traditional American and
French dishes. Open daily 24/7.
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L akeside Grill
Rí R á
MID PRICE
This trendy restaurant overlooks
the spellbinding Lake of Dreams.
Diners not only have views of
the lake, but are also able to see
their food being prepared as
the kitchen is enclosed in glass.
The menu features a delicious
selection of seafood and meat
dishes all prepared using one of
five techniques: grilled, braised,
poached, roasted, or charbroiled.
Open daily for dinner only.
Yolos
Oyster Bar
This authentic Irish Pub just
opened this year. The décor
includes many artifacts imported
from Ireland, a Victorian era bar
dating back to the 1800’s and a
statue of St. Patrick. The menu
is filled with traditional Irish fare
such as shepherd’s pie, corned
beef brisket, fish ‘n chips, and
even a beef and Guinness stew.
Rí Rá is also an after-hours hot
spot as they have live music
every night. Open daily from
9:00am.
3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(800) 320-7110
venue: the wynn
Cuisine: american
Mizuya
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 632-7777
venue: Mandalay bay
Cuisine: Japanese
Café Mizuya offers fresh
Japanese fusion cuisine, sushi,
and sake. Guests can choose
from a variety of fresh seafood
options including scallop ceviche
and mini fish tacos. The sushi
selection includes a wide variety
of specialty rolls and the sake
menu is also quite extensive,
with a refreshing blueberry
infused sake being a favorite.
Open daily 11:00am – 11:00pm.
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3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 632-9376
venue: mandalay bay
Cuisine: irish
($15 - $25 per person)
3667 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 785-5555
venue: planet hollywood
Cuisine: mexican
This bright and modern grill is
setting the trend for Mexican
food. The menu features traditional dishes such as fajitas,
burritos and tacos as well as fresh
dishes like skewered shrimp with
mint, mango and jimaca. Yolos
also offers fresh guacamole made
tableside and a variety of tequila.
Open daily from 11:30am.
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3475 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(800) 214-9110
venue: harrah’s
Cuisine: seafood
Miller’s Ale House
This fun seafood bar features
casual raised-seating and a 360degree bar area where you can
watch your fresh seafood, flown
in daily, being prepared. Oysters
are a specialty and are served in
a variety of ways, including as a
Bloody Mary Shooter. The menu
also offers a great selection of
seafood and even steak. Open
from 11:30am daily.
6683 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 269-5000
venue: town square mall
Cuisine: american
Miller’s Ale House offers classic
favorites like burgers, ribs and
sandwiches as well as a variety
of ales on tap. This pub is great
for sports fans as there are many
televisions around. Open daily
from 11:00am – 2:00am.
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MID-HIGH PRICE
Emeril’s New
($25- $35 per person)
Orleans Fish House
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Circo
las vegas, NV
(702) 891-7374
venue: MGM Grand
Cuisine: Cajun
This restaurant has been completely renovated boasting an
expanded outdoor café and oyster
bar and a well-appointed new
look. The one aspect that remains
the same is the delicious signature
Cajun dishes such as savory BBQ
shrimp and campfire steak. Remember to leave room for dessert
as Emeril’s banana crème pie is a
crowd favorite in Vegas. Open
daily serving lunch and dinner.
Onda
34 0 0 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 791-7223
venue: the mirage
Cuisine: Italian/american
Onda serves regional Italian and
new American cuisine, featuring
homemade pastas, breads, fresh
seafood and meats. Open daily
for dinner.
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360 0 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 693-8150
venue: the Bellagio
Cuisine: Italian
Circo is often described as the
most elegant Italian restaurant in
Vegas. Service is impeccable and
diners can enjoy spectacular views
of the Bellagio water show from
their tables. The Tuscan-inspired
dishes are referred to as simply
superb. Open daily from 5:30pm.
Elegant attire required.
Red Square
3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 632-7407
venue: Mandalay Bay
Cuisine: russian
This menu features an eclectic
mix of classic yet updated Russian dishes and other continental
specialties. At Red Square you can
enjoy an extensive caviar list and
unique dishes such as Lobster in
Stoli vanilla butter sauce. Open
daily for dinner.
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Morels French
Steakhouse & Bistro
3325 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 414-4300
venue: the Palazzo
Cuisine: french
This bistro fuses traditional
steakhouse fare with a French
twist. Morels features USDA
certified wet aged Midwestern
beef steaks, a selection of over
30 artisanal cheeses and an
iced seafood bar. Another
unique feature is Morels’
24-bottle enomatic wine system, which allows guests to
sample rare, elusive wines as
opposed to buying the whole
bottle. Open for lunch and
dinner daily, brunch served on
Sat & Sun.
Pearl
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV 3799
venue: mgm grand
Cuisine: Chinese
Pearl offers a first class dining
experience, featuring modern
Chinese décor and specializing in
traditional culinary techniques yet
modern recipes. Open daily from
5:30pm – 10:30pm.
Union
3730 S. L as Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(877) 230-2742
venue: aria
Cuisine: american
At Union you can expect
good service, good food, and
a fun lively atmosphere. The
menu offers a wide variety of
traditional American food with
a twist, featuring entrées such
as king crab scampi and Ritz
cracker stuffed lobster along
with a variety of steaks grilled
to perfection. Open daily
from 5:00pm.
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HIGH PRICE
Top of the World
20 0 0 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 380-7711
venue: Stratosphere
Cuisine: american
You can see the entire city of
Las Vegas from this 360-degree
rotating restaurant located high
above the skyline. The menu is
packed with a wide variety of
delicious food and the desserts
are some of the richest in all of
Vegas. The atmosphere is calm,
tranquil, and romantic. Open
from 11:00am daily.
Valentino
3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 414-3000
venue: the Venetian
Cuisine: Italian
When dining here expect superb service, cuisine, and even
décor. Valentino’s has delicious
food and one of the largest wine
lists in Vegas. They even offer a
“Chef’s Extravaganza,” which is
a 7-course meal where you are
able to sample many of the restaurant’s signature dishes. Open
daily from 5:30pm – 10:00pm.
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($35 per person and up)
Andre’s
3770 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 730-7955
venue: the Monte Carlo
Cuisine: French Nouveau
Charm, sumptuous cuisine,
and fabulous service make
Andre’s the perfect place for
an elegant night out. When
finished with dinner, guests
can head upstairs to the
secluded cigar and cognac
lounge. Open daily.
Nine Fine Irishmen
379 0 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 740-6463
venue: new york new york
Cuisine: irish
This authentic pub has been
described as a complete Irish
experience, with fine Irish
food, your favorite brews and
whiskey, and even furnishings
shipped from Ireland. A must
try is the bread and butter
bread pudding, it’s rich and
delicious. Open daily
11:00am –11:00pm.
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Wa zuzu
360 0 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 693-8484
venue: the bellagio
Cuisine: american
This elegant and posh steakhouse
is beautifully appointed with
marble floors, crystal chandeliers,
and views of the fountains. The
menu is traditional yet trendy
featuring only the very best
quality meat and seafood. Some
of the chef’s creations include a
steak tartar and carpaccio paring,
foie gras ravioli with passion fruit,
and veal porterhouse served
with caramelized cauliflower
and kumquat pineapple chutney.
There is also a wide vegetarian
selection available on the menu.
Open daily from 5:00pm.
3121 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 770-7000
venue: Encore
Cuisine: asian
Wazuzu has a casual elegant
atmosphere and exciting
modern menu. The creative
modern dishes have Thai,
Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese,
Indian and Korean influences.
Whether you choose ahi tuna,
yellowtail sashimi, or a crunch
roll, the food is all incredibly
fresh and done perfectly. The
décor includes a lavish 28-footlong dragon with 90,000
Swarovski crystals. Open daily.
Seablue
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 891-3486
venue: mgm grand
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Seablue features fresh fish prepared on a wood-fired island
grill. The chefs use natural oils
and juices to cook the fish and
then finish them in a Morrocan clay oven that extracts and
preserves flavor, which makes
their food both nutritious and
delicious. Open daily.
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The Piano Bar
3475 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 369-5000
venue: Harrah’s
The Piano Bar features friendly
bartenders in a cozy neighborhood bar setting, designed after
a New York City tavern. Enjoy a
dueling piano show every Friday
night at 9:00pm.
L aguna
Champagne Bar
Night Life
Bars & Pubs
Las Vegas has some of the most
original and fun bars in the
world, ranging from casual to
upscale and relaxed to risqué,
there is something for everyone.
Queen Vic toria’s
British Pub
2901 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 794-9458
venue: the Riviera
This 7,000-square-foot bar offers
guests a true British experience.
The pub hosts live bands and
televises European sports games.
Drink specials are available daily.
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3325 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 607-7777
venue: the Palazzo
The Sporting House
3790 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(866) 815-4365
venue: new york new york
This bar was designed for sports
fans. There are over 130 video
monitors, including two 16-foot
high-def screens, a dozen 36-inch
high-def screens, and each table
in the screening room has its own
personal TV, so each guest can be
sure to catch the sporting event
of their choice. Fans can choose
from 12 beers on tap and a large
variety of premium bottled beer.
There is also a 10,000 sq. ft. arcade
packed with interactive games.
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This stylish bar makes
champagne an approachable
beverage for everyone. There is
a large selection of champagne
available ranging from very
sweet to very dry. If a flute of
champagne isn’t your style,
simply ask the knowledgeable
bartenders to make you a
delicious champagne cocktail.
Monte Carlo Pub
3370 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 730-7777
venue: the monte carlo
This pub features more than
50 domestic, artisanal, and
craft beers, its own high
quality microbrew, and even
a “draftmaster” table, where
guests can pour their own beer
from attached taps. It is also a
premier destination for sports
fans, since there are ample TVs
placed around the bar featuring
all the latest sporting events.
The Deuce Lounge
3730 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
702.693.8300
venue: aria
This energetic cocktail lounge
combines high stakes gaming,
stylish décor, first class service
and a seductive ambiance.
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Nightclubs
The club scene in Las Vegas is truly epic. There is an endless
array of extravagant night clubs where you can party until
the sun comes up. Here are just a few....
tao
Bank
This extravagant and luxurious Asian-themed nightclub
features two main rooms with
varying music formats, a 40-ft.
long outdoor terrace, and eight
private skyboxes. This club
provides a high energy, DJdriven atmosphere mixed with
the calming décor of Buddha
statues and rose petals.
Bank offers excellent music,
stellar service, and a less crowded scene, due to its exclusivity.
You must be dressed to impress
for a chance to get into this
decadent club.
3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 388-8588
venue: the Venetian
GhostbaR
4321 West Flamingo Road
L as Vegas, NV
(702) 938-2666
venue: the palms
Sitting high atop the Vegas
Strip, Ghostbar has a dramatic
outdoor sky deck that offers
nearly 360-degree views of the
Strip. The décor is innovative
and the ambiance is exclusive.
Many celebrities are known to
frequent this club.
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3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 693-7111
venue: the bellagio
lavo
3325 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 791-1818
venue: the Palazzo
LAVO is a cross between a
small lounge and a hectic
mega-club, providing a more
intimate feel than the majority of clubs along the Strip.
This club is designed after an
ancient luxurious bathhouse
with imported Moroccan décor.
LAVO attracts a classy crowd
and is a great place to both
relax and dance the night away.
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HA ZE NIGHTCLUB
pure
Haze is a dramatic 25,500-sq.
ft. cutting-edge club where
guests will be taken on a
sensory journey as the club
features laser shows, interactive projection screens, a 70-ft.
wall of light, large hanging
props, and a revolutionary
sound system. To complete
the experience, this hip club
is filled with beats from the
world’s best DJs.
This grandiose club caters to
all guests as it offers several
different party areas all with
unique atmospheres. The Red
Room has a laid-back lounge
vibe; the main room, featuring the VIP/stage area, is full
of energy, and there is even
an outside terrace, complete
with a fire pit. Pure features
big name DJs and special live
performances.
3730 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 590-7111
venue: aria
3570 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
las vegas, NV
(702) 731-7873
venue: Caesars Palace
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In Las Vegas, even shopping can be an adventure. Most
major hotels/casinos offer some form of retail therapy and
there are also quite a few free-standing shopping centers.
Shoppers will find everything from luxury brands to affordable favorites. The unique aspect of shopping in Las Vegas is
that each retail venue has its own individual theme, creating
a distinctive atmosphere and experience.
Crystals
Fashion Show MAll
Shopping at Crystals is like taking
a stroll through the park. Crystals
is adorned with foliage, flowers,
natural light, famous art pieces,
water features and even outdoor
“pocket parks.” There is a large
selection of fine retailers who sport
extra-large stores such as the twostory Louis Vuitton store.
This huge mall features a large
number of boutiques and chain
shops, has wide aisles and a
bright atmosphere. The mall
has an 80-ft. long retractable
runway in the Great Hall, where
fashion shows are held several
days per week.
Encore Esplanade
3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV
(702) 893-4800
3200 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV
(702) 369-8382
3720 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV
(702) 590-9299
3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV
(702) 770-8000
Located along the indoor avenue
that connects Encore with The
Wynn, this shopping center offers
a mix of famous luxury brands, 11
boutiques, and edgy fashion to
create a hip shopping experience.
Forum Shops
This Roman-themed shopping
Mecca has a wide variety of
shops from designers like Versace, to popular favorites like
Guess, to specialty shops like
Lalique. The mall also features
a unique spiral escalator, a
reflecting pool, Roman statues,
and a glass domed ceiling.
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The L as Vegas
Outlet Center
7400 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89123
(702) 896-5599
This shopping center offers a wide
variety of popular brands at affordable prices.
Hawaiian
Marketplace
3743 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 795-2247
This outdoor shopping center,
modeled after the International
Marketplace in Honolulu, features
lush tropical plants and bright
colors. The market is made up of
several cart vendors surrounding
nine anchor stores that offer
a variety of clothing, jewelry,
accessories, paintings, gifts and
souvenirs.
Miracle Mile Shops
3667 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, 89109
(702) 866-0710
This futuristically designed mall
features 170 stores, 15 restaurants,
and a stunning fountain show.
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Town Square
6605 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(702) 892-7575
Featuring striking architecture, pleasant walkways and
a village-like atmosphere,
shopping here feels like you’re
strolling through the heart of a
historic city. Town Square has
a great mix of retail shops, a
movie theater, a children’s park
and picnic areas.
Grand Canal
Shoppes
3377 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 414-4500
Located at The Venetian, these
unique shops feature Italianstyle architecture and décor,
specialty shops, delicious restaurants, a variety of strolling
street performers, hand blown
Venetian glass, and even
Gondola rides!
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