Fly LINQ and Beyond: 10 Free Spots to Explore Nearby

Published: April 7, 2026
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You’ve just soared above Sin City on the Fly LINQ Zipline—and the buzz hasn’t worn off yet. Now what? Well, good news: you’re smack in the center of all the Las Vegas action, surrounded by a surprising amount of free entertainment, quirkiness, and classic Vegas flair. Whether you’re hoping to stretch your legs, soak up some neon, or snap those envy-inducing photos, you don’t need to keep reaching for your wallet. Let us lead the way to the best zero-cost attractions within strolling distance of Fly LINQ—so you can keep your Vegas adventure rolling, and your budget intact. 

Our favorite free things to do near Fly LINQ include: 

LINQ Promenade Stroll & Photo Ops 

Flamingo Wildlife Habitat 

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens 

Bellagio Fountains Show 

Caesars Palace Forum Shops 

Street Performers on the Strip 

The Mirage Volcano 

The Cosmopolitan Art Program 

Welcome to Las Vegas Sign 

The Park Las Vegas 

LINQ Promenade Stroll & Photo Ops 

Start your post-zipline adventure right on the LINQ Promenade. This lively pedestrian mall offers a fun, immersive Vegas experience—no ticket required. It’s packed with public art, fabulous light installations, and people-watching opportunities galore. Pose for a snap under the vibrant High Roller observation wheel, or dig into the interactive mural featuring Vegas icons. At night, festival-style string lights and LED displays bring a party vibe that’s pure Strip magic. 

The Promenade pulses with street performers, live music, and (if your timing’s lucky) spontaneous dance-offs or magic tricks. Local shops and pop-ups line the walkway, primed for browsing—or simply window-shopping. With energetic crowds, top-notch selfie spots, and the thrill of being in the very thick of Vegas, you’ll savor the buzz without spending a dime. 

Flamingo Wildlife Habitat

Give your senses a vacation from the neon overload with a free visit to the Flamingo Hotel’s Wildlife Habitat—a lush, tropical oasis just minutes from Fly LINQ. Stroll winding pathways shaded by palms and dotted with waterfalls, where native plants share space with koi, turtles, and—of course—flocks of flashy Chilean flamingos. 

What makes this spot so special? The peace and quiet, for one. The grounds feel miles away from the casino din, and the animals offer up plenty of photo ops. Watch bright parrots preen on their perches, spot ducks tiptoeing past, or catch the daily feeding sessions for up-close wildlife viewing. There’s a bit of classic Vegas history here, too—the gardens date back to the 1940s, giving you that “Old Vegas” magic with the added bonus of real-life wildlife. 

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens 

Step into a wonderland of themed blooms, whimsical topiary, and intricate floral displays in the Bellagio’s Conservatory, just a quick stroll down the Strip. This sunny glass atrium transforms with the seasons—think Chinese New Year dragons, cherry blossom trees, or autumn harvest festivals—each display more jaw-dropping than the last. 

What’s the vibe? Think fairytale meets art installation, with creative arrangements that beg for photos. Crowds mingle in awe, craning necks to spot hidden details—a fairy here, a surprise waterfall there. Green-thumbed staff work tirelessly to dream up new creations, so you can visit every few months and always catch something new. The price for all this fragrant, floral joy? Zero. 

Bellagio Fountains Show 

Stay outside after touring the Conservatory, because the Bellagio Fountains are one of Vegas’ most mesmerizing freebies. Every half-hour (or more often in the evenings), jets of water leap, sway, and twirl in a perfectly choreographed ‘dance’ to music—from Sinatra classics to Broadway showstoppers. 

There’s a reason crowds always gather along the lakeside railings, phones held high: the spectacle is hypnotic. The atmosphere is joyful—every show, from afternoon sunlight to nighttime luminosity, offers something a little different. The gentle mist, thunderous crescendos, and sparkling lights make it a mood-lifter and memory-maker. Even if you’ve seen it before, you’ll want to stay for one more song. 

Caesars Palace Forum Shops 

You don’t need a credit card to explore the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Highlights inside this “shopping mall meets Roman fantasyland” include free animatronic shows at the Fall of Atlantis (expect fire effects, talking statues, and mythological drama) and photo ops galore—think grand fountains, marble columns, and painted blue skies above. 

The ambiance is grand and slightly surreal; you’ll find yourself wandering winding avenues flanked by marble gods and goddesses. Window-shopping here feels like touring a palatial film set. Keep an eye out for pop-up art installations and free samples from gourmet vendors. 

Street Performers on the Strip 

Looking for unpredictable antics, music, and laughs? The Strip between Flamingo Road and Caesars Palace bursts alive with street performers. Catch everything from dazzling magicians to costumed superheroes ready for photos, all for the price of a smile (tips appreciated, but never required to watch). 

Each night, new acts shuffle in, keeping the entertainment fresh—sometimes you’ll spot dance troupes with boom boxes, other times you’ll find living statues or circus-style stilt walkers. The vibe is playful and wacky, true to the anything-can-happen ethos of Vegas. 

The Mirage Volcano 

When the sun sets, make your way to The Mirage front entrance for the free volcano show. Plumes of real fire, rumbling bass, and brightly-lit fountains combine for a thrilling mini-spectacle, with eruptions happening several times nightly. 

Watching the faux-lava rage against the backdrop of glamorous hotels is uniquely Vegas. Crowds gather early for the best views, and the show’s special effects produce both warmth and a rush few free attractions can match. 

The Cosmopolitan Art Program 

For a dose of high-concept creativity, pop into The Cosmopolitan’s lobby and public spaces to experience their rotating art exhibitions. Larger-than-life digital installations, interactive sculptures, and modern design pieces fill the halls—and all are free to explore. 

What sets this apart? You’ll stumble upon unexpected artistic gems: digital columns that shift and change, giant installations by world-class creatives, even quirky touches in the parking garage (keep your eyes peeled for the famous Art-o-mat vending machine). It’s an artsy escape from the rush outside and proves Vegas is just as creative as it is glittery. 

Welcome to Las Vegas Sign

No Vegas trip feels complete without a pose under the classic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign. This retro beauty stands just a mile south of the LINQ, and the sidewalk is open—no charge—for all your photo and selfie needs. 

There’s always a festive vibe here, with visitors queuing up in good spirits and neon city lights glowing in the background. Go after sunset to see the sign in all its lit-up glory and take home that perfect “I made it to Vegas!” memory. 

The Park Las Vegas 

Last but not least, take a scenic stroll down The Park, a landscaped promenade stretching between New York-New York and Park MGM. Desert-inspired gardens, art installations, and shaded swings make for a chill hangout, while interactive water features add a splash of fun (quite literally, if you venture close). 

Live music events fill the schedule, especially in the evenings—check local listings or just see who’s strumming on the next corner. Grab a spot under the trees, enjoy a free light show when the sun dips, and revel in the fact that some of the best moments in Vegas come without a price tag. 

 

Strapped for cash but rich in curiosity? The area around Fly LINQ proves no city does free fun quite like Las Vegas. From fiery spectacles and tranquil gardens to world-class art and classic street scenes, your Strip adventure starts here—no wallet required. 

 

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Las Vegas in May

Tucked away in the Nevada desert, surrounded on all sides by sand, rocks and an occasional cactus, is a bright pocket of color, sound and neon lights. It never sleeps, and it’s never stopped, since some plucky miners and their railroad brought wealth to the region more than a hundred years ago. The city, of course, is Las Vegas. Today, no matter the time of day or year, weary travelers and adventure-seekers alike still seek their fortune here – though one of the best times to come, for weather, crowds and partying till the small hours, is the charming spring month of May. All you need to know includes: Weather in May What's on Day trip ideas Pool parties Las Vegas in May Average temperature: 89oF • Average rainfall: 1 day/mth • Average sunshine: 13 hours Things begin to heat up in Vegas in May, as the days get longer and the clouds dissipate, leaving clear blue skies as far as the eye can see. There’s almost no rain – average rainfall for the whole month is 0.12 inches – but it’s not unheard of for an isolated thunderstorm to roll in, so check the forecast before you head out. It gets warmer as the month goes on, with temperatures regularly reaching the mid-90s and potentially ticking over 100 degrees, so be prepared for heat – particularly in the middle of the day. It’s still quite cool in the evenings, averaging a brisk 66oF overnight, so a light jacket or coat is recommended if you’re heading out and about after dark. Keep in mind, also, that many of the hotels and casinos have dress codes and don’t allow shorts – though fortunately they’re all air-conditioned, so you’ll be fine once you get there. What’s on in May There’s no shortage of fun to be had in Vegas in May, though if you’re here on a festival weekend you can expect to pay premium rates for hotels. On the other hand, if you miss them, your chances of getting a great deal are pretty good. Around the middle of the month is the annual Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, when the city fills up with rockstars and people who want to get a glimpse of them. Recent performers and recipients have included Ed Sheeran, Kanye West, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande, to name a few. If that’s not your thing, escape the hoards by whisking yourself up to the Eiffel Tower observation deck, or seek sanctuary on the High Roller Observation Wheel in a soundproofed, climate-controlled pod. The last Monday of the month is Memorial Day and in Vegas this marks the unofficial start of the summer season. Most of the hotels get their festival vibes on with pool parties lasting all weekend; clubs, bars and restaurants will also have special events and offers. Or if you’re looking for a family-friendly event you could attend The Best Dam Barbeque Challenge, a two-day annual event in which teams compete to produce the best ribs, pork, brisket, and chicken. For spectators, as well as the obvious chance to taste a lot of grilled meat, there’s music, a car show and barbequing lessons for the kids. Or if you’re into Punk Rock and bowling, go for the obscure but fun Punk Rock Bowling and Music Festival, which is pretty much exactly what it says it is. Day trips from Vegas May is a great time to explore the regions around the city, as the days are getting longer but the heat hasn’t yet become extreme. If it’s your first time in the area make sure you visit the Grand Canyon and tick a natural wonder of the world off your bucket list. The trip begins and ends with a smooth ride in an air-conditioned coach, and in between you’ll enjoy a rejuvenating stop at Lake Mead, cross the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge into Arizona and spend three hours exploring the Canyon’s stunning South Rim on a guided tour. If you prefer wonders of engineering, you could visit Hoover Dam, where you can peer from the dam itself into the depths of the Black Canyon and spend some time exploring Boulder City. Or if you prefer a more elementary escape, why not try a combined trip to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon? Here you can enjoy a scenic drive over mountain passes and red cliffs, see unique rock formations at Chequerboard Mesa and walk the rim of a canyon with stunning natural vistas. Wherever you choose to go, be sure to have your camera fully charged! Vegas Pools When you’ve been out in the desert all day, or hitting the shops of the Vegas Strip, there’s only one way to cool off – in a luxury Vegas hotel pool. This is nothing like your local swim center – these are mind-blowingly lavish and often magnificent bathing resorts, each attempting to outdo the others in theme, extravagance and sheer ingenuity. Choices include 11 acres of beach, tropical island and wave pools at Mandalay Bay, the Mount Olympus-themed Garden of the Gods at Caesar’s Palace, or actual sharks in the titanic-sized tank at the Golden Nugget. Pool season lasts from March to October and most of them stay open from 7am to 7pm. Many of them host pool parties – although you’ll hear them referred to as ‘day clubs’ - because they’re basically an all-day party with music, drinks and crowds of young people letting their hair down. Before you head to your chosen oasis, be aware that many of the hotels have strict rules about who’s allowed in, and in what manner, so make you check before you bathe. One or two – like the LINQ Influence Pool and Planet Hollywood – are free at certain times, but most have to be booked and paid for unless you’re staying at that hotel, and pool parties are strictly adults-only. If you’re not sure which one to pick – or want to try more than one – jump on a Rock Star Pool Party Tour which will take you to two of the best ones on a limo with complimentary drinks. When the pools close, follow it up (if you’ve got the stamina) with a Rockstar Club Tour, which gets you into four of the most exclusive clubs in town. Yes, you ‘May’ have it all! May is the perfect month to visit Sin City. Save money with a Go City Las Vegas Explorer or All-Inclusive Pass, and make sure you don’t miss a thing!
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September in Las Vegas: Your Ultimate Autumn Adventure

September in Las Vegas is the city’s best-kept secret. The temperatures mellow just enough to explore outdoor adventures, poolside lounging is still going strong, and the event calendar packs in entertainment of every kind. Whether you want to see legendary stars on stage, chase adrenaline at attractions, or snack on creative bites from world-class kitchens, Vegas never slows down. Ready to plan a September trip you’ll be bragging about long after you leave? Here are our top recommendations for things to do next month in Las Vegas.  Our favorite things to do in Las Vegas in September include:  High Roller Observation Wheel  The Mob Museum  The Neon Museum  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour  The Big Apple Roller Coaster  Las Vegas Hiking Adventures by Love Hikes  Sweet Sin Bakery & Cafe at the LINQ Promenade  Strip Highlights Night Flight on Papillon Helicopter  Pool Parties on The Strip  Exploring Fremont Street  High Roller Observation Wheel: See the Strip in Style  Kick off your September adventure high above the action on the High Roller Observation Wheel at The LINQ. Why do we love it? It’s like being in your own private sky lounge. Picture yourself 550 feet above dazzling neon lights, with a 360-degree view that sweeps from the glimmering Strip to desert peaks far beyond the city’s edge. Gleaming glass pods mean the ride feels cool and comfortable no matter how warm the September afternoon gets. Whether you time it for sunset and the whole valley glows gold, or hop on after dark for a riot of city lights, the High Roller is equally spectacular. It’s the ultimate group selfie spot, too—grab your friends, snap those panoramic shots, and toast your Vegas adventure with a drink from the full bar pod if you’re feeling festive.  The Mob Museum: Discover Vegas’ Sinful Side  Step off the famous Fremont Street and dive deep into the stories that made Vegas famous—the ones with a little extra grit. The Mob Museum takes you straight into the heart of organized crime history. The former courthouse setting, complete with Prohibition-era artifacts, interactive exhibits, and dramatic true tales, makes you feel like you’re living in the thick of it all. Special highlights include a speakeasy hidden in the basement (yes, you’re encouraged to try their housemade spirits!) and an authentic crime lab experience. The ambience is a mix of intrigue and old-school Vegas glamour. Every visit brings new discoveries, whether you want to geek out over forensic science or hear whispered legends of casino moguls and mobsters.  Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour: Stress-Free Exploring  Why choose just one highlight when you can zip around to all of them? The Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Daytime Tour lets you curate your perfect September day, with open-air double-decker rides and lively narration. The fresh breeze and shaded seating make sightseeing easy, even when the sun is shining. Stop where you want—maybe a quick stroll down the Strip, lunch at a celebrity chef spot, or a vintage shopping detour downtown. With buses running smoothly between major hotels, must-see casinos, and local gems, you can cover lots of ground without breaking a sweat or your step count.  The Big Apple Roller Coaster: Adrenaline with a View  When you need a break from table games, switch up your routine with a few corkscrews and a view of the Las Vegas skyline. The Big Apple Roller Coaster at New York-New York delivers big thrills and a surprising sense of nostalgia. Board your red train outside a replica of Lady Liberty, then hang on tight as you loop, twist, and drop at speeds over 60mph. The backdrop? Replica skyscrapers, buzzing crowds, and overhead glimpses of the Strip. It’s equal parts exhilarating and hilarious—especially if you convince your travel buddies to do a group shot coming down the first drop. Go at dusk for sparkly city lights as you race by.  Las Vegas Hiking Adventures by Love Hikes: Epic Trails Close to the Action  September brings ideal hiking conditions—warm, sunny mornings, but not the midsummer scorch. Love Hikes offers guided excursions just minutes from the city, but worlds away in vibe. Picture sculpted red rock canyons, wild Joshua trees, and wide-open desert horizons. Your guide will handle the logistics, share fun local lore, and point out hidden photo ops along the trails. It’s a refreshing contrast to Vegas’ manmade thrills. If you want to see a side of Southern Nevada most visitors never discover, Lace up and get out there—don’t forget water, sunscreen, and a charged camera.  Strip Highlights Night Flight on Papillon Helicopter: Vegas From Above  Nothing compares to seeing Las Vegas as the sun dips and the Strip snaps to neon life. Papillon’s helicopter flight whisks you high above the casinos, fountains and legendary nightclubs. The ride is smooth, the pilots narrate, and the views include everything from the Bellagio Fountains to towering hotels twinkling against the night. If you’re looking for that unforgettable “only in Vegas” experience for a special September trip, this is it. The whole thing feels cinematic—from check-in to touchdown—and creates lifelong memories in less than half an hour.  Pool Parties on The Strip: Endless Summer Vibes  September is prime time to soak up Vegas’ legendary pool parties. The weather’s perfect—warm but no longer sweltering—and DJs keep the energy up all day long. Spots like Encore Beach Club, Wet Republic, and Daylight Beach pop off every weekend, with shimmering pools, plush cabanas, and craft cocktails galore. Whether you want to go all out with bottle service or rock your sun hat on a lounger just steps from the water, you’ll find your perfect spot. Pro tip: check each venue’s calendar for special guest performers and themed events all month long. Swimwear required, inhibitions optional.  Exploring Fremont Street: Old School Vegas With a Modern Twist  End your September adventure where Las Vegas first found its sparkle—downtown’s Fremont Street. This pedestrian wonderland is part free entertainment, part visual spectacle. Live bands blare from open-air stages, dazzling LED canopies overhead light up with hourly shows, and classic casinos showcase Vegas history at every turn. Street performers, zip lines zooming overhead, and the electric buzz of the crowd make every night a little different. Pop into a funky bar for a craft cocktail, grab a late-night taco, and stroll past neon signs glowing with stories from the city’s early days. Just minutes away, you’ll also find The Mob Museum and The Neon Museum if you want to keep the fun rolling.    Ready to fill your September in Las Vegas with energy, excitement, and a dash of glam? This city always has one more surprise around each corner—and this month it’s all yours to discover!    Enjoyed this? 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5 Days in Las Vegas

Metropolises the world over dub themselves ‘the city that never sleeps’ on a near-daily basis. But none have turned that tired old cliché into a neon-lit reality with quite the show-stopping aplomb of Las Vegas, where the entertainment – regardless of what time of year you visit – stays turned up to eleven 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Five days in Las Vegas is just about enough time to get a taste of this unique desert city’s hedonistic lifestyle and visit some of its most memorable attractions: the Strip’s mega-hotels, the laidback downtown neighborhood and the Grand Canyon being among the most essential. We’ve put together a suggested 5-day itinerary to help guide and inspire you on your Sin City adventure. So put on your best poker face, cram your pockets full of dollar bills and dive in! Viva Las Vegas! And may lady luck smile upon you... Day 1: Vegas in a Nutshell Kick off your Vegas experience with a spin aboard the hop-on hop-off bus tour. It’s a great introduction to the city’s many pleasures and, best of all, requires minimal effort from you. The tour calls at iconic landmarks along the Strip and Downtown, including the famous ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ sign, the Strat’s skyscraping SkyPod observation tower and Fremont Street. You can hop off anywhere you like to start filling your Instagram feed with classic Vegas selfies, or stay on for the full two-hour loop to get a proper introduction to Sin City – there’s no better way for a newbie to experience the Strip than from the comfort of an open-top bus, as the supersize hotels and neon-lit casinos roll past. Book a private pod with a decadent glass of bubbles aboard the High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ Hotel and watch the sun go down over the Strip and surrounding desert from a sweaty-palmed 550 feet up. Then, suitably emboldened, it’s time to hit the blackjack and roulette tables and one-armed bandits in your first (of what will no doubt be many) Vegas casino experiences. We favor the old-school glitz of Caesars Palace for first-timers – movie mavens may even recognize its cavernous interiors from the likes of The Hangover and Dream Girls. Stick around for a show at its Colosseum theater, which has hosted megastars including Madonna, Elton and Sinatra in its time, or head to the Bellagio, Mirage or MGM Grand for one of Vegas’s ever-popular Cirque du Soleil spectaculars. Day 2: A Spot of Culture Anyone who tells you Vegas is purely about high rolling and horrific hangovers is missing a trick. Did you know, for example, that Sin City also boasts some pretty great galleries and museums? Fill your pockets with quarters and get down to the Pinball Hall of Fame, where you can try your luck on over 150 antique machines. Or don a fedora, pinstripe and your best Al Capone face and get yourself made at The Mob Museum, a fascinating journey into the US’s history of organized crime, with interactive exhibits that include a rogues’ gallery of gangsters and a shooting range simulator. There’s even a working distillery and Prohibition-style speakeasy tucked away in the basement. Meanwhile, the National Atomic Testing Museum explores Nevada’s explosive past when, in the 1950s, atomic weapons were detonated out in the desert here with alarming frequency. Check out the ever-changing program at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, which has hosted exhibitions focusing on the work of Warhol, Picasso, Lichtenstein and others. And step inside the mind of a Dutch master at The Immersive Van Gogh experience, where spectacular set designs by Tony-nominated David Korins of Dear Evan Hansen and Hamilton fame make you feel like you’re walking through his best-loved paintings, including Starry Night and Sunflowers. Spend your evening in the neon boneyard at the excellent Neon Museum. Here, retired Vegas signs of yore including iconic examples from the Stardust and Lucky Cuss Motel are given a second lease of life. Day 3: Downtown! Often overlooked by visitors here for the higher octane thrills and spills of the Strip, Vegas’s laidback Downtown has many charms of its own. Get yourself down to the Fremont Street Experience, where an arched canopy over the mall area doubles as a giant video screen. And when we say giant we mean length-of-five-football-pitches giant. Expect spectacular hourly light shows as you browse the shops and sip cocktails in the bars below. Stick around for live music across three stages, kicking off at 6pm every evening. Downtown is also where you’ll find the Las Vegas Arts District aka the 18b. Soak up the boho vibe and shop 18 blocks of art galleries, unique independent stores, vintage clothing boutiques and craft breweries. An arts walk on the first Friday of every month showcases eclectic local art and features live music, fire breathers, fortune tellers and other such Vegas entertainments. Afterwards head over to the nearby Strat, where the Skypod and its utterly terrifying 108th floor thrill rides await nearly 1,000 feet above the Strip. Day 4: Get Outta Town! We get it: the constant noise, bright lights and general chaos of the Strip can get a little overwhelming. We recommend a relatively soothing day out to the Grand Canyon. Charter a helicopter to the South Rim in the afternoon. You’ll soar over the epic Hoover Dam en route and get the opportunity to take a short hike among the wildflowers and rust-red rocks before returning along the Strip at sundown, as the desert skies turn a bruised purple and the Neon City is at its picture-perfect best. Or rent a Cadillac, put the top down and cruise south along Interstate 15 to the wildly incongruous Mojave Desert art installation that is Swiss sculptor Ugo Rondinone’s Seven Magic Mountains. These gravity-defying tall stacks of boulders – some as high as 35 feet – are painted in a rainbow of trippy colors. Then make for the nearby Red Rock Canyon, the Grand Canyon’s diminutive sibling which, at a mere 200,000 acres, still offers plenty of hiking opportunities. Look out for hidden waterfalls and ancient Native American petroglyphs among its towering sandstone crags and deep, cacti-filled valleys. Day 5: Go Hotel-Hopping Vegas’s mega resorts are attractions all of their own, and no Vegas vacation would be complete without spending a day wandering the Strip and taking in essential attractions like the dancing fountains outside the Bellagio, or the Mirage’s exploding volcano. If you’re here during pool party season (March to October), get yourself along to Mandalay Bay’s sprawling Daylight Beach Club with its enormo 4,400 square foot pool, massive man-made beach and winding lazy river. Dive in, or grab a cabana and pina colada and people-watch the day away. Major exhibitions at the Luxor are always worth a couple of hours of anyone’s time and the Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens are a horticultural marvel, with exhibits that change with the seasons and culminate in a hugely over-the-top festive display at year’s end. You’ll also want to ride the gondolas at the Venetian, with its faithful replica of Venice’s Grand Canal, and ride the glass elevator in the Paris hotel’s glitzy half-size Eiffel Tower facsimile. While you’re there you might as well stop to gorge on caviar, steak tartare and escargots in the panoramic restaurant 100 feet above the Strip. Bon appetit! 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