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    The Wishing Tree

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    Fountain of the Gods - Fountain of the Gods

    Fountain of the Gods

    4.5(11 reviews)
    0.5 miThe Strip

    It's been a few years since I last stopped by the Caesars Forum Shops. I had an event at Carmine's…read moreon a Wednesday evening and had a chance to look at the Fountain of the Gods. The Forum Shops is like a gigantic Roman fantasy world. But with the Fountain of the Gods, it certainly elevates the experience and brings it to an entirely new level! Looking at those massive statues, and the water flowing from them was amazing! It's as if there is marble everywhere you look, and then on top of it, this magnificent painted sky ceiling over head! This type of atmosphere is something that only exists here in Las Vegas! What I like most about this place is that you don't have to spend money to go there. Just walk around, take pictures, enjoy the area! I was surprised how much detail the statues had, especially if your interested in either Greek or Roman Mythology! I love the whole area around the statue as well! With all of the shopping, great dining options, it's such a fantastic experience! I thought the Fountain of the Gods was worth stopping for, even if it's just for a few minutes while walking through Caesars Palace. It's one of those iconic Vegas details in the Forum Shops. Great photo op area too!

    Fountain of the Gods is an enormous sculpture located in The Forum Shops at Caesars…read more The fountain is inspired by Roman mythology of abundance and vitality, featuring sculptures of Roman gods, mystical creatures, and a cascading fountain where water is symbolic of life and renewal. It's amazing to see the sculpture in person and is great for memorable photo ops!

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    Fountain of the Gods - Busy on the weekends!!

    Busy on the weekends!!

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    Domsky Glass - Check out our glass fusion classes! Domskyglass.com

    Domsky Glass

    5.0(17 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    I am so glad that I discovered this business. I have always been interested in learning about how…read moreblown glass is fused and created. I reached out to this business and sadly learned that there are no places in town that teach this skill. This business does offer other classes working with fused glass so I decided to sign up for one. The cost for my class was only $40 which I thought was very reasonable. Although I am not in this part of town often, the studio was easy to find parking was plentiful in their lot. This business is broken into two areas. When you enter, you are in the gallery and there are various artists featured along with their pieces. Very impressive. In the back of the studio is where all the glass art is created. There are kilns, tools, workbenches etc. My friend and I signed up to create a colorful heart this past Saturday morning. We were warmly greeted by Don who checked us in and then we patiently waited for the class to begin. Barbara and Larry (owners) took us back into the working part of the studio and we all found our places around two tables. Since we were handling glass, we had to wear gloves for safety. The purpose of the class was to create a mosaic style heart/paperweight. There were two large trays at each table filled with colorful, fused glass. After trying various sizes of the glass, I was finally able to finish creating my design and considered my heart masterpiece completed. Larry was extremely informative and helpful throughout the class as was Barbara. I learned from Larry about their extensive involvement with our community. They had just recently held an event for the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation. I love a small business that gives back and it makes me want to support them even more. Both Barbara and Larry display a real passion for what they do and enjoy sharing it with others. Larry expressed to me how addicting creating this kind of art an be and I totally believe him. After our hearts were created, they would now be placed in the kiln for firing. Barbara advised all of us that as soon as our hearts were ready, we would be notified and able to pick them up. I have been looking for a creative outlet and I believe I will be back taking more classes and learning more about working with fused glass.

    I recently attended a wonderful morning glass fusing and blowing class. We each made a piece that…read morewill later be fired and slumped. Can't wait to see it. Our instructor- Barbara (owner) - was fun, patient, creative, and helpful. And her husband Larry was a master of glass blowing, showing us how to create two gorgeous pieces. We didn't actually get to blow glass, but it was awesome to watch and listen to him talk through everything. This was a small corporate event, and worth every minute!

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    Domsky Glass - OPening show "The Album Series" by Don Michael Jr. August 12th from 6pm-9pm. DJ Onolicious brings Don's song track to life! Adults only

    OPening show "The Album Series" by Don Michael Jr. August 12th from 6pm-9pm. DJ Onolicious brings Don's song track to life! Adults only

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    Domsky Glass - My Heart after being fired in the kiln

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    My Heart after being fired in the kiln

    Las Vegas Strip - 5.25.2025

    Las Vegas Strip

    4.0(357 reviews)
    3.1 miDowntown

    Hello and welcome BTS fans! I hope your flight or drive into Vegas was a pleasant one…read more I'm not a local but I do like to visit at least once a year to break the monotony of Seattle life. The Strip can be overwhelming so I tend to do just weekender trips. If it's your first time on the Vegas Strip I recommend that you wear good shoes, stay hydrated, and take breaks. It's walkable but the length of Vegas blocks are long, the properties are grand, and there's a lot to absorb. Summer can be brutal so check the weather forecast so you can pack properly. Restaurants, services, entertainment, lodging. It's all here. It is a car-centric city. Their public transit system isn't reliable or frequent. You'll probably do a lot of rideshare requests if you need to get to places quickly. I've have some of the best conversations with locals on rideshare trips. If you plan on going off The Strip then renting a car is great and if you have your own car that's good too. A couple years ago parking was free but the properties brought back parking fees. I like the efficiency of their parking garages. They use red lights to indicate occupied spots and green lights to indicate an open spots. So ARMY, for those who remember 2022 PTD, The Strip was lit up in purple for Borahaegas. For 2026, it'll be lit up in red for ARIRANG. Exciting, right?!?

    I can't believe i've never written a review of Vegas even though I've been there many times. It's…read moredefinitely changed mainly the prices but you can still find something to do no matter what. I will say i really miss The Mirage so badly. i'm disappointed that's its turning into something else. It had history and just felt like classic Vegas. I don't go as often because everything is so expensive but it still has a special place in my heart. I've stayed at Aria, Bellagio, palazzo and Wynn and all very beautiful. Over the years I've loved the shows, pools, comedy, and they even offer popular concerts now. The Sphere which I have not made it to yet. Some restaurants use to be something I looked forward to. Even with all these changes I'm sure I'll be back someday.

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    Crystals Place Public Art Collection - 9-8-23 View from the upper level

    Crystals Place Public Art Collection

    4.3(6 reviews)
    1.2 miThe Strip

    This is near the center at Crystals. They have different size water vortexes that fill with water…read moreand change colors. It's interesting to watch.

    In Las Vegas, amongst the glitz, lights, night life, booze, gambling and shopping (don't get me…read morewrong, these are all pretty fantastic in this 2 mile block of Southern Nevada along the world famous Vegas Strip!), art can often be an after thought. A moment in which in your burry eyed, foggy state of boarding your return flight home, you might vaguely remember a giant thing with tumbling numbers or a giant tree house looking thing you thought was a restaurant. But make no mistake, those items (which are indeed public art) have been placed there for you to see, experience, be mesmerized by and enjoy....whether you actually knew it or not. Crystals and the City Center area that surrounds it, is a treasure trove of some of the city's greatest contemporary, cool art installations. From the cool Mihajima Marks U.S debuted piece that went in to Crystals last year, to the funky cool tree house that houses Maestros designed by David Rockwell or James Turrell's Akhob located inside Louis Vuitton (appointments required, so call well in advance)...great art is everywhere at Crystals! Look up City Center Art Collection before you visit, for if art is your thing, this is a fun scavenger hunt around City Center, in addition to Crystals (the shopping entity at City Center). Most of the pieces are large and can make you travel around the entire site to discover. The art at Crystals can rotate from time to time, so keep your eyes peeled for new stuff during each visit.

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    Crystals Place Public Art Collection
    Crystals Place Public Art Collection

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    The Big Edge at City Center - Sculpture

    The Big Edge at City Center

    4.3(4 reviews)
    1.1 miThe Strip

    Impressive sculpture made up of 200 boats (canoes, kayaks, and more). It can be viewed from the…read morewalkway connecting Aria and Vdara, the best vantage point from the Vdara side, an easy stop for me on my way to a museum after having brunch at Aria this past Monday. The artist, Nancy Rubins, is known for clustering together collections of materials (airplane parts, appliances, mattresses) to create bigger structures. When I first looked at the Big Edge artwork, I thought it was covered in cobwebs, but what I was seeing were stainless steel structural wires which are a big part of what Rubins likes about this piece, an appreciation and understanding of physics (as she has worked alongside engineers in her creations).

    How on earth do you get a good picture of this sculpture? It is located out in the middle of where…read morea few roads wind around it in the CityCenter Roundabout. I'm not sure there is a place to get out, park, and take a photo! The sculpture itself is kind of interesting. It was created by Nancy Rubins and was installed in 2009. It consists of more than 200 boats assembled into a flower cluster. These are full-sized massive boats. There are aluminum canoes, kayaks, rowboats, and sailboats in this art mass. They are held together with steel wire. If you want to see it, the best spot would be from a nearby hotel so you could look down on it. But, for the free option, you should just drive by slowly without angering other drivers, and snap a picture. I noticed Las Vegas drivers are short of patience and quick on the horn!

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    Scarpetta - Scarpetta

    Scarpetta

    4.2(2.1k reviews)
    0.9 miThe Strip
    $$$

    Went there for a dinner. I always like scarpetta and this time was no exception about the…read moreexcellence of the food itself and the service and n ambience. We started with the tomato and Purata salad. It was well dressed, and the tomatoes were fresh and succulent. Liked the multicolor aspect. The bread was a nice variety of different bread, including some cheese and salami. We also have the Arancini, which was cooked perfectly a beautiful brown sauce in a beautiful Brown sauce The entrée was the signature dish of pasta Pomodoro and it was excellent as always. The bread came in handy to wipe up the sauce. For dessert we shared the Panko Panna cotta Another terrific experience I highly recommend this place.

    We were greeted by a friendly hostess who brought us to a table with a partial view of the Bellagio…read morefountains. First off a complimentary bread basket with side condiments was placed on table. Next our appie of fried calamari came, lightly battered, crispy and moist inside...enjoyable For mains...Scallops--4 fairly big sized scallops sitting on a bed of lightly whipped pea sauce. They all have a browned crust with a jiggling interior. Refreshing indeed The Branzino fish was butterflied, pan fried, a lil mushy flesh. Service good, quiet ambiance, happy stomach, great evening we had!

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    Scarpetta - Tagliolini Agli Scampi with prawns, heirloom tomatoes, capers, lemon, garlic and butter sauce

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    Tagliolini Agli Scampi with prawns, heirloom tomatoes, capers, lemon, garlic and butter sauce

    The Wishing Tree - localflavor - Updated May 2026

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