Paris, New York, Italy, all on the same street. Can you imagine? It is a good idea to make a list of the spots you want to visit while you are in “Sin City” before you make the trip. Here are a few ideas for the top “must see” locations.

Want to see one of Las Vegas’ greatest attractions? Come to the Bellagio, where you will first be welcomed by a lovely musical water fountain. Once inside you can enjoy fun acrobatic shows with “O” by Cirque du Soleil, dine in five star restaurants like Circo and Jasmine, or gamble in the casino. There is also a recreation of Venice complete with gondola rides, a shopping center, and exclusive art boutiques.

The Mirage is world renowned because of it’s attractions outside. From 8pm until midnight, the Mirage volcano erupts outside. Once inside you can enjoy dining, shopping, and gambling. You can also take in the gorgeous rainforest garden with a 90-foot high atrium ceiling and waterfalss. At the front desk is a 20,000 gallon saltwater tank. The resort is also home to Siegfried and Roy’s Secret Garden and a Dolphin Habitat.

Freemont Street, home of the Freemont Street Experience, is a must see free attraction. Freemont street is home to street entertainers and performers, a nightly light show on the canopy, and it is all covered by a 90-foot high canopy. This street is open to pedestrians only and is one of the most popular Vegas attractions.

Though the shows in Vegas do change from time to time, it is guaranteed that if you can imagine it, you can see it in Vegas. Anything from world-class singers and impossible acrobatics, to amazing musicians can be found here.

There are many shows throughout Vegas. Come and see the Blue Man Group, which is one of Vegas’ most popular attractions. You can also see Phantom of the Opera at the Venetian, where the stage was specially built just for the show. Critics claim it is the best Phantom performance ever. There is even an “adults-only” sensual Cirque du Soliel show, along with their many other shows. You can also see singers like Bette Midler, Elton John, and Cher.