Flower beds
In full colour.
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A spacious indoor garden under a glass roof at the Bellagio resort in Las Vegas that several times a year turns into a huge display of flowers and plants in a different seasonal design, so visitors come back to see what is new each time. A large team of gardeners and designers changes the whole display for each season, spring, summer, autumn, winter and the Lunar New Year, filling the garden with thousands of living flowers, trees, fountains and giant figures made of blooms. The scenes range from colourful flower beds running along the paths to animals and characters made of plants, wooden bridges and small ponds, all lit by daylight filtering through the glass roof. Entry is free and open around the clock, per visitor guides. It gets crowded in the evening and at weekends, so go in the morning; you reach it from the resort's main lobby without passing through the gaming floor.
In full colour.
Made of plants.
And daylight.
Inside the lobby of the Bellagio resort, Las Vegas
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