Day 6
The Strip, from the Bellagio to the Venetian
Morning
Bellagio Conservatory and Fountains of Bellagio
The Bellagio winter garden, redecorated each season with tens of thousands of flowers, then the ballet of fountains on the 3.5-hectare lake: 1,200 jets up to 140 m, every 30 minutes in the evening. Free and unmissable.
Paris Las Vegas and The Cromwell
The half-scale Eiffel Tower and its observation deck at 140 m, a scaled-down Arc de Triomphe, then The Cromwell, the smallest luxury hotel on the Strip, in the spirit of a Parisian town house.
Afternoon
The Venetian and its gondolas
Venice under air conditioning: the indoor Grand Canal with its singing gondoliers, St Mark's Square under a permanent artificial dusk. Unashamedly kitsch, astonishing in execution.
High Roller
The 168 m big wheel, taller than the London Eye: 30 minutes of rotation in a glass cabin, the whole Strip at your feet. The sunset slot is the most sought after.
Caesars Palace and the Forum Shops
Back "home" through the Forum Shops, their animated statues and spiral staircase: the most profitable shopping centre in the United States.
Evening
KÀ by Cirque du Soleil (MGM Grand)
The most technical Cirque du Soleil show: a 40-tonne rotating vertical stage, aerial battles and acrobatics. Book online, the central seats are worth the supplement.