Amazing Holiday In Via Bellagio

You are only likely to frequent Bellagio’s shopping promenade if you have deep pockets. The establishments are as elegant as the Via itself, numbering among them such names as Prada, Tiffany & Co., Chanel, Giorgio Armani, Moschino, Hermes, Gucci, and Yves St Laurent. Simply walking along Via Bellagio is an unforgettable experience. The boutiques are so opulent as to be intimidating: even if you dare not step inside, then at least the entrances to Escada, Chanel, Gucci, and others are large enough to see inside. Tiffany’s windows are especially dazzling during the holiday season. Meanwhile, the keen gardeners and plantlovers who stay here regularly will be rewarded with the floral displays that change with each season and every major holiday. Each change employs the services of no fewer than 150 professionals.

Bellagio’s art gallery hosts major temporary exhibitions of important international artists past and present in conjunction with other large art galleries and museums in North America and around the world. And, the Bellagio Theater was designed for Cirque du Soleil’s spectacular production “O”. The theater combines Old World magnificence with cutting-edge technology. Central to the production is a 1.5 million gallon (6.8 million liter) pool, which can be remodeled to meet each act’s needs.

On the other side, Bellagio’s superb restaurants include Le Cirque, Aqua, Noodles, Jasmine, and Shintaro. And with its Italianate columns and statuary, six outdoor pools, and four spas, the formal courtyard at Bellagio is glorious for morning and evening strolls. During the middle part of the day, it is transformed into a scene of poolside cabanas, chaises (sunbeds), and umbrella tables, with bronzed sun-worshipers sipping cool drinks. It will be the most amazing holiday for us to be there.