Immerse yourself in one of Las Vegas’ most enchanting landscapes with the annual fall flower exhibition at the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. This year, visitors wander trails through various scenes from a fairy house to gingko trees flooded with golden leaves.
“As guests embark on their journey into Deeper Into the Woods, a fairytale adventure inspires transformation and reflection at every turn,” said designer Ed Libby in a press release. “Our autumn display is designed in such a way that it is a comprehensive experience through delightful images, smells and sounds that gives guests the familiar, warm and cozy autumn feeling.”
The various scenes are all put together by the Bellagio horticultural team, with 97 people contributing to the final presentation, which was installed in just a few days. When guests roam, they find the fairy house on the west bed, with snails adorned with hand-painted spiral casings, flower mushrooms, and 800-pound pumpkins surrounding the area.
In the north bed there is a grizzly family next to an ornate fountain made of glass-blown flowers. The east bed has a huge tree to walk through, while in the south bed foxes sail through a koi pond. On all sides, you’ll find mushrooms, acorns, dragonflies, squirrels, hedgehogs, and more, all with a botanical twist.
The autumn exhibition is open 24 hours, but only runs until November 13th. So if you wait until your return trip, don’t do it. Go now!
According to the numbers:
8,730 Scattered pounds of pumpkins
1.998 Ivy plants grow in the border around the beds
2,000 Chester fern plants placed everywhere
59,950 Cloves used in the mushrooms
Bellagio, 702.693.7111
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