Top Things to do in Nevada
Top Hotels in Nevada
- 1. Bellagio Las Vegas
- 2. Trump International Hotel Las Vegas
- 3. Park MGM Las Vegas
- 4. The Venetian Resort
- 5. Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
- 6. Paris Las Vegas
- 7. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Autograph Collection
- 8. Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
- 9. Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel
- 10. Silverton Casino Hotel
What to do and see in Nevada, United States: The Best Monuments & Statues
Las Vegas is the place to go for the best nightlife, gambling, live shows and dining in the U.S. But there's plenty to do in Nevada for all types of travelers. The state boasts more than 100 beautiful golf courses, and water lovers can relax on the shores of Lake Tahoe. Set your sights on the mountainous landscape, perfect for hiking, or tour the famous Hoover Dam. World class resorts with top of the line spas are located throughout the state's major cities and tourist locales.
Restaurants in Nevada
1. Statue of Elvis
2. Las Vegas Veterans Memorial
3. Momument to Liberty Engine Company No. 1
4. The Las vegas Community Healing Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By travelhound711 - Las Vegas, United States
Very small intimate gathering to remember and pay tribute to those lost. Spent about 30 minutes, but you can spend much longer looking at everything left in-depth. Each victim has their own tree planted and decorated with lovely things from their family and friends
5. Fergusons Downtown
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Big Rig Jig made by Mike Ross
Reviewed By endoedibles - Las Vegas, United States
From the moment Big Rig Jig was placed in the former Fergusons Motel courtyard locals wondered what was coming, the answer now fully visible with two Restaurants from Dan Krohmer, a Coffee Shop and green space offering live music, movies and more. Expanding DTLV's footprint further east than ever, the revitalization of the 1940s space looks offer a space for the community that celebrates creativity. From plants to leather and handmade to salvage this is how you develop relationships and lasting ideas in a city often considered transient.
6. Wendover Will
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By wandahuber - Mascoutah, United States
At the edge of the parking area were quite a few plaques on pedestals with LOTS of historical information on them! Also, extremely scenic area.
7. Winged Figures of the Republic Statues
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By MikeH305 - Phoenix, United States
Art Deco sculptures that are on the side of the dam. These are bronze and very large winged angels I would say and beautifully done. Got to park and walk to them to get a good view.
8. Benjamin Bugsy Siegel Plaque
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 27 reviews
Dedication to this infamous gangster is hidden in the Flamingo's garden.
Reviewed By 866TaylorB - Chicago, United States
I must admit that, of all the attractions in Las Vegas, the one I was most interested in seeing was the Bugsy Siegel Memorial. If you've seen the movie "Bugsy" with Warren Beatty and any of the other Luciano/Lansky/Siegel documentaries, you come away fascinated by Siegel's vision of building the original Flamingo Hotel and Casino in 1946 and turning Las Vegas from a desert hideaway into a multi-billion-dollar entertainment and gambling mecca. Today, Las Vegas offers mob museums and tours. But the Bugsy Siegel Memorial or Benjamin Bugsy Siegel Plaque remains the only important landmark to the mobster who made it all happen. Located at 3555 Las Vegas Boulevard, on the east side of The Strip, in the outdoor garden of the Flamingo Las Vegas, at the end of an open-air fuchsia canopy, in front of the Flamingo Las Vegas' wedding chapel, just north of Flamingo Road, is a bronze plaque dedicated to Siegel. He opened the original Flamingo in 1946. It stood where the garden and swimming pool of the new Flamingo now sprawl. With 77 rooms, it was the largest and most luxurious Las Vegas resort of its day. And its success paved the way for the Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mirage and Luxor, the 4,000-room giants that currently line the Las Vegas Strip. It also proved to be Siegel's undoing. Cost of construction was over $6 million, well over the mob's budget. And Siegel's penchant for publicity also displeased his fellow mobsters. He was killed only six months after the Flamingo opened. But his vision will always remain.
9. Bliss Dance Statue
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By jakb1969 - Detroit, United States
I almost missed this because I was expecting a small statue for some reason. It's in an area going back towards T-Mobile Arena. Look for the color changing waterfall and Hello Kitty food truck, and it's back behind there. It's a beautiful statue. Great for pics.
10. St Theresa Church Of The Little Flower
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