Must See Sights and Landmarks in Silverado Ranch Area

"Since opening in September of 2005, this Asian-themed dining and entertainment venue has consistently ranked amongst the top-grossing nightclubs in the world. The multi-faceted, 3-story “Asian City” houses a restaurant, banquet facilities, lounges, nightclub and beach at over 60,00 square feet; needless to say, you’ll never be short of things to do during your stay here. And don’t worry about fighting over where to eat; the restaurant’s extensive menu features culinary components from China, Japan, and Thailand sure to please everyone."

"This is just about as close to Venice as some of us might ever get, and the gondola rides are the real deal. While you’re floating down the Grand Canal, you’ll catch a glimpse of cafes, bridges, and storefronts that make you feel like you’re actually in Italy, not in the middle of a casino in the desert. If you can, try to visit this attraction to catch The Gondolier March, at 9:50 am or 4:20 pm."

"There aren’t many things more romantic than taking a gondola ride through Venice, Italy. But, when you can’t go to Italy, bring Italy to you!. A ride around the Venetian hotel is $29 a person."

"The Fremont Street Experience is mostly known for its overhead light show, named Viva Vision. It offers a series of free nightly shows that feature 12.5 million lights and 550,000 watts of sound, dispersed along the roofing of a “street.” It is a spectacular display of lights and technology, to say the least!. Also, street performers, impersonators, and other artists can be seen at street level."

"In old downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street is a pedestrian-only area with all kinds of unique sites. A five-block section of Fremont Street is covered over with a canopy of LED lights that illuminate the sky in a spectacle of different colors and designs as you walk below. Known as the Fremont Street Experience, each night a fantastic music and visual show takes place overhead."

"Soon enough, Las Vegas will be home to an NFL team, something that’s brand new to the scene. And, definitely, something that families will be coming to from miles around to enjoy. Be a part of sports history by checking out the brand new Allegiant Stadium and watching the Raiders play in their new home."

"You'll be delighted by the fun vibe of the Strip's newest outdoor pedestrian promenade, where you can browse the latest LA fashions, gorge yourself on cupcakes, jaburritos (where sushi rolls meet burritos!) and fish and chips, go bowling, ride the High Roller, rock out to live music, or sip pints on lazy patios beneath the desert sun."

"The Linq Promenade has some of the best shops around, like the I Heart Sugar Store with a Chocolate Martini Bar. Not to mention the Linq, which is a great, slow ride that lets you see the entire strip while enjoying a casual (Not scary at all, time) LOL It has tons of street performers and vendors as well as great food and fun."

"As you make your way down the LVB, stop at The High Roller located at The LINQ Promenade. This observation wheel is the largest in the world so chances are you won’t have trouble finding it. The High Roller’s pods have some of the best views in the city - and did we mention there’s an open bar?"

"Review: Crystals at CityCenter offers you a complete experience of high end shopping in Las Vegas. Featuring a selection of fine retailers, this massive mall has ample parking facility, beautiful sculptures and even a park between the mall and the Aria hotel where you can enjoy some quiet time and relax when you're too tired to walk. Be prepared to spend an entire day at this mall because it has a lot of shopping opportunities, water displays and spectacular architecture."

"Shopping in las vegas strip is not complete without paying a visit to the very upscale part of City Center where Crystals is located!. It is a 500,000 square-foot retail and dining experience where you will come face with some of the most exclusive retailers in the world. Head to Wolfgang Puck or Todd English’s restaurant for a meal and end the day right!"

"The Bellagio “O” Theatre Lobby – This 8,000 square foot modern Las Vegas art gallery space features over 20 works by the artist. Crystals Place at CityCenter – View over 50 bronze sculptures displayed in the 3,600 square foot gallery. Richard MacDonald is a celebrated sculptor and leading advocate of the neo-figurative movement in the arts."

"The Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, also known as the Hoover Dam Bridge, crosses the Colorado River between the states of Arizona and Nevada and is world renowned for its impressive feats of engineering. The 1,500-foot-long four-lane highway bridge rests 890 feet above the Colorado River and is the second-highest bridge in the United States. It also features the world's tallest concrete columns of their kind and is the highest and longest arched concrete bridge in the Western Hemisphere."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Matt Kieffer used under CC BY-SA 2.0. The blue water running under the amazing arched bridge through the big canyon–that just asks for a photo. But Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge is not only a place for nice shots."

"Binoculars, fanny packs and Hawaiian shirts are optional but we’re more about getting into some of the free attractions sprinkled across the LVB (that’s Las Vegas Boulevard for all of you not in the know). Let’s start with some casino hopping. Amidst the singing slot machines and the bustling gaming tables, from the carpets to the decor, every hotel holds true to a unique theme. One minute you’ll find yourself in the chic and tech-y lobby of The Cosmopolitan and the next you’ll be among the Egyptian ruins of The Luxor."

"The Oddwood features cocktails in open area that surrounds a 25-foot-tall digital maple tree at Area15. The 2,500-square-foot bar sits in the Spine, the main corridor of the complex filled with giant pieces of art. The lounge features cocktails such as the Willow, made with Ketel Peach & Orange, elderflower, lemon, and Champagne; Habitat made with Tito’s vodka, Borghetti espresso, vanilla syrup, heavy cream, and lavender bitters; and the Sweet Leaf, made with Avua Balsamo, poppyseed amaro, lemon, cucumber, and basil."

"This sweet and dessert shop in Las Vegas is well known for its unique collection of cakes topped with ice creams and served with espresso and drinks. You can even try the Nutella mousse and chocolate cake or the honey toast stuffed with vanilla ice cream and condensed milk topped with strawberries."

"Freed’s Bakery has been a local go-to since 1959 for celebratory cakes and sweet treats. While visitors can get a sugar fix at their new miniature Dessert Shop at T-Mobile Arena, the original shop is still the best overall experience and classic selections. For less than the price of a Vegas coffee, you can pick up a seriously decadent cupcake, pair of airy macarons or even a slice of wedding cake."

"A mainstay at Las Vegas weddings or celebrity parties, Freed's has notched half a century of serving the city. Expectational design and fast turn-around make them a trusted source for cakes to impress. Mini-pastries like apple turnovers or elephant ears, join cookies in rounding out a smaller bite dessert menu."

"Freed's Bakery has been serving up delicious treats in Las Vegas for over 55 years. We are proud to be a three generation, family-owned local business in a city we love."

"Only open Fridays and Saturdays, Sugar Bees bakes up some of the best sweets in town. Order their beloved double chocolate chunk cookie or any macaroon and you won’t be disappointed."

"Have you been looking for the best possible source for your wedding or celebration cake for a special event in Las Vegas, Nevada?. Then look no further – because Pastry Palace is the only bakery you need to have on your list!. For years, we have been producing the best-tasting, highest quality wedding, birthday and specialty cakes, pastries and canapés in town and we are availabl..."