It’s a spectacle unique to Las Vegas. Six million plants, plus giant trees, water features, lighting, butterflies, birds and robotics have crossed the 13,500-square-foot floor of the Bellagio ...

As the seasons change, so do the elaborate, expansive flower displays at the Bellagio’s 14,000-square-foot conservatory and botanical garden. Although the first official day of summer isn’t until June ...

Inside an unsuspecting warehouse just off the Las Vegas strip is a wonderland that can be described as the Santa’s workshop of Sin City. “It needs a little tender loving care,” Patricia Streeter, ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - As the weather starts to get warmer and flowers start to bloom, the Bellagio Conservatory on the Las Vegas Strip has once again unveiled an “enchanting” new display. According ...

Peacocks made of roses and a talking tree mean its autumn at the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden in Las Vegas. Visitors will find serenity and tranquility, plus a bit of whimsy, in this ...

Las Vegas may be most known for its famous slot machines, buffet restaurants, and bachelorette parties, but it may come as a ...

‘LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - With the fall season officially underway, the Bellagio has debuted its latest display in the Conservatory on the Las Vegas Strip. The display, dubbed “Artfully Autumn,” is ...

Las Vegas(KLAS)-Spring Break is officially in full bloom. So, let’s head inside the Bellagio Conservatory. Their new spring display was just revealed and Roqui Theus “has the tea…” Justin Baldoni ...

An invitation to “Tea and Tulips”: Designer Ed Libby creates a spring floral wonderland at Bellagio’s Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Las Vegas. Bellagio’s Conservatory Designer Ed Libby drew on ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Guests are invited into a world of holiday magic with the new holiday display at the Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. Inspired by the classic poem "A Visit from St.

Sure, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go, but the decorations at Bellagio and the Palazzo on the Las Vegas Strip probably put to shame the ones you dug out of the garage.