Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Summer Display

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Bellagio Day-10One of my favorite things to do whenever I visit Las Vegas is to stop by the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. It is adjacent to the Bellagio Hotel & Casino lobby and is constantly changing themes, depending on the season – summer, autumn, or winter. The displays are made from thousands of florals and highlighted with specially placed spotlights. To make sure the garden is in tip-top shape, 140 expert horticulturists are on staff year-round.

Bellagio Day-5The current theme is under the sea and will be on display until September 12, 2015. This theme immediately touched my heart when I heard Disney’s “Under the Sea” playing in the background as I walked in :) I just had to share the beautiful details of this exhibit.

I love the display facts in front of each iconic piece that help you appreciate every detail. Check out this sand castle of the Bellagio Hotel!

Bellagio Day-29The coral reef is stunning and deserves a couple of 360°s. Don’t you just love “Pier B”? I wanted to visit the ocean right then and there.

Bellagio Day-30Then there’s the turtle with floral shell and the gigantic treasure chest. Lovely.

Bellagio Day-31No under the sea theme would be complete without a mermaid. This one is seated next to a waterfall and is 7ft. tall with a 1,500 flower tail!

Bellagio Day-32How cute are these colorful seahorses and schools of fish swimming under the kelp!

Bellagio Day-33Down the middle of the conservatory, is a sunken ship. Make sure to walk along both sides to take in all the details.

Bellagio Day-28Of course with a sunken comes hidden treasure. The clam opens every 7 minutes to show-off it’s lustrous pearl.

Bellagio Day-34I hope you enjoyed this tour. Come back next week to see how the garden lights up at night.

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