This swanky nightclub, on the dazzling strip of Las Vegas, is a popular location for the late night birds to drop by. Charming waitresses, delectable drinks, cozy booths and an elegant bar with video screens amidst the carefully created darkness are just a few of the attractive features. Food is tasty and comes in generous portions. A special Martini Menu accompanies the drink list. Equipped with a friendly staff and a lively atmosphere, this 24-hour open venue, which has received several accolades from the media, is a much sought-after spot. The Peppermill Coffee Shop also located here is a great place to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

While the anchor stores include Dillard's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, there are more than 140 specialty shops and galleries that are yours to enjoy. Le Gallerie Luminste features vintage and current works by Thomas Kincade. The Wyland Gallery for fine art and the Southwest Spirit Gallery are both lovely places to visit. The Colorado Pen Company offers fine writing instruments and other gift ideas. For a gorgeous keepsake, look in the San Francisco Music Box Company. Fine dining establishments include Sfuzzi, an Italian bistro. Free valet parking available at Neiman Marcus entrance.

This is a spectacular experience for children of all ages. There are one-of-a-kind toys, gifts, collectibles and attractions unlike anything you'll see elsewhere. Greeting you upon entrance is a gigantic Trojan horse that you can walk through. Perhaps you'd like a Thomas the Tank Engine track with your name on it or an exclusive Harry Potter toy. Simply put, FAO Schwartz is a place to go nuts, with every kind of toy under the sun, right down to the kid-sized Mercedes 500SL or enormous stuffed animals!

Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill, inside Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel, is decked out in red, white, and blue. The menu includes Fried Bologna Sandwich and Sweet Potato Pecan Pie with bourbon ice cream. It also offers live country music after 9p. It also features music videos, recording studio, and retail shop. Look out for surprise appearances by Toby Keith himself!

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas, located in the Venetian Resort & Casino, in the heart of The Strip, immerses visitors in one-of-a-kind, interactive experience that creates personal memories with some of the world's biggest icons. One of the attraction's most popular displays is "Hef—The Experience", featuring Hugh Hefner. Check out George Bush's facial expression, John Wayne's chaps, or Shaquille O'Neal's size, but be aware; the museum often has an actor imitating a wax figure. Other experiences include "Marry Clooney" in which guests say 'I Do' to Hollywood's most unobtainable bachelor, George Clooney, and Celebrity Poker with Ben Affleck. For attraction hours and pricing, visit their website.

Stroll along the streets of Venice, Las Vegas and delight your senses with exquisite design and the serenade of the gondoliers. This shopping mall has all the finest stores from Ann Taylor to Venezia. You'll even find a few shops that only exist here and in the real Venice. Shopping and dining al fresco make for a very European outing. These fine shops are located in the Venetian Hotel Casino.

Inspired by Cirque du Soleil's "Love" show, the Revolution Lounge at the Mirage Hotel, stands out in true Beatles fashion; cutting-edge and eye-catching. The decor is modern-chic with a psychedelic twist, and the ambiance is funky and inviting. Feel free to sit back and chat with friends, or get groovy on the dance floor to contemporary versions of your favorite Beatles tunes. It's a wonderful place to start the night before moving on to one of the high-profile clubs. The Gin & Tonics are sublime, and they have a decent selection of beer. Dress code is smart casual, and be sure to get there early on weekends to beat the crowd.

For those that are bored with the ordinary buffet fare, Le Village Buffet is truly a fine dining experience. Classic French foods are featured including dishes from five different provinces, such as Burgundy and Alsace. The chefs prepare crepes to order and if your mouth waters for seafood, you have come to the right place. Small but important touches, such as fresh berries for breakfast and real whipped cream for hot chocolate raise the bar for buffet food. This eatery is located at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel.

Is it Paris, or Las Vegas? Paris Las Vegas, of course. Ride to the peak of the 50-story replica of the Eiffel Tower in the glass elevators. At the observation deck on top, you will behold a breathtaking view of the Las Vegas Strip from 540 feet up. The 11th-floor Eiffel Tower Restaurant is formal dining at its finest; reservations are necessary. Tickets available at the Tower.

The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden in the Bellagio Hotel is one of Las Vegas' claims to fame. The garden is a sanctuary to more than 7500 flowers, which are well taken care of by 140 horticulturists. The garden is a treat to the eyes with its beautifully placed gazebos, ponds, bridges and water fountains. Its a delight to tour the garden during day time with the light pouring in from the glass ceiling. The night tours are equally exotic with the stars overhead, making it more tranquil.

Step out of the gondola and into the dining room. You will enjoy a casual global cuisine in a relaxed and beautiful atmosphere. The dishes are tasty and the portions are extremely generous. It will be difficult to save room for the excellent selection of cheesecakes. Try the Peppered Ahi Tuna Steak in Wine Sauce and the nice selection of cognac and port, as well as specialty cocktails and coffees. This fine eatery is located at the Venetian Hotel.

The Volcano at The Mirage has been a signature attraction for tourists and locals since the hotel was opened in 1989. It's a mesmerizing spectacle of fire and water and is free to the public but may be cancelled during times of high winds or inclement weather.

Inside one of the five tall, white-washed buildings of Caesars Palace Hotel Casino, you will find the Forum Shops which were added in 1992. Here, you can buy with the richest of them (Gucci, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Baccarat, Harry Winston, etc.) in an atmosphere reminiscent of the ancient Roman Senate: large statues, majestic fountains and grand pillars abound. This enormous mall spans multiple floors (more than 643,000 square feet!) and is dotted with various restaurants (some with a dress code and some casual) to please all palates, including Wolfgang Puck's renowned Spago. Free valet parking available.

What happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas, so come to Tryst for a secret romantic getaway. Built at a cost of more that $1.5 billion, Wynn Las Vegas is emblematic of decadent American luxury. Tryst nightclub, located on the Wynn property, characterizes this notion. An expansive dance floor opens out onto a 90-foot waterfall and lagoon, perfect for the sultry heat of the Las Vegas desert. The dress code is "casual chic," and hats, oversized jeans, baggies, and athletic wear are not allowed.

It's new and it's fresh! Check out the amazing Tapas at Cafe Ba Ba Reeba! The hot and cold appetizers made from seafood, meats, cheese and vegetables are major attractions of this restaurant. Try the Lobster Manolo Tapas for starters, the Shrimp Toro Brocheta for the main course. Owners Chef Gabino Sotelino and Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises present you a variety of traditional Spanish desserts, such as the Chocolate Cake Truffle. A full meal eaten with satisfaction is what you definitely end up with at this place.

This collection at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art in the Bellagio is impressive even to those who have visited better-known museums in New York and Europe. On display are sculptures and paintings from late 19th and 20th century artists, including original works by Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh and other European masters. The tour is best appreciated when the audio headphones are used, which are included with admission. Check the website for current exhibitions. Reservations are necessary, as this is a very popular attraction. Admission is $17 for adults and $12 for students, and &14 for senior citizens and Nevada residents. Seasonal discounts are occasionally offered.

Secret Garden & Dolphin Habitat is a tropical paradise dedicated to the wild things. You will find many exotic animal breeds housed here, from elephants, panthers and leopards to Siegfried and Roy's rare and enchanting white tigers. This exhibit is presented in an effort to spotlight the need to protect vanishing breeds. Along with the land-based residents, visitors are invited to visit the intriguing Dolphin Habitat. You will thoroughly enjoy watching the antics of these amazing creatures that love to show off for onlookers. This attraction is located at the Mirage Hotel Casino located mid Strip.

The Terrace Pointe Café at Wynn Las Vegas is a 24 hour cafe offering a wide variety of American favorites. This is the perfect place to enjoy a late night coffee on the terrace while gazing across the beautiful gardens and pools. From a variety of cocktails on offer, to delicious traditional breakfasts, Terrace Pointe Cafe is definitely a place one must visit for a soothing and relaxing time.

A visual water symphony choreographed to music provides an unforgettable welcome to the Bellagio Hotel Casino. The water jets span more than 1000 feet and can shoot up to 250 feet in the air while seeming to dance to choreographed lights and romantic classical music. It is a spectacular sight and one worth taking the time to view while strolling along the boulevard. Be sure to bring a camera as this is one of Vegas's best attractions; not to mention, it is also free! Every 30 minutes until 7p, after which shows are every 15 minutes.

More than 170 unique retail shops and 15 first-class restaurants are located in this delightful, 475,000 square-foot planet of fame housed in the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The shopping center has a sleek, modern look with more retailers than you can handle. Just a sample of the shops include Addi Gallery for exquisite art and Henna Designs for fun tattoos. The Hawaiian Tropic Zone and ASIA Nightlife Dining have also found homes in this unique facility.

The Las Vegas Review Journal voted this lively place the "Best Dance Club" in town. Four bars and four dance floors cover 22,000 square feet at the MGM Grand Hotel; the second floor houses a private area for invited guests and many semi-private lounges are available for private parties. The walls are adorned with black and white photos of celebrities taken by noted artist Felice Quinto. Past special events have featured the likes of Elton John and Prince. The music is great and the place is jumping. Beer, wine and cocktails are available starting at USD4.