(702) 693-7223
3600 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas,
NV
89109
36.1113
-115.1736
Neighborhood: Paradise
What People Are Saying About Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – When Steve Wynn opened the initial Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, featuring masterworks from his own collection, he proved that fine art could be a big draw on the Strip. Since the Bellagio was sold to MGM Mirage, the venue's two intimate rooms have become a home for high-profile, traveling exhibitions. While not as impressive or far reaching as the Guggenheim Las Vegas, the gallery is still a must-see for art-minded Vegas visitors.
11/23/06
Excellent exhibits
by westie2
We have visited the gallery on numerous occasions to view different shows and have enjoyed each. Originally opened to showcase art owned by Steve Wynn it now has offers exhibits of art from various sources. Those that we have seen include Steve Martin's personnal art collection, Museum of Modern Art in Boston and the curent exhibit of the photos of Ansel Adams. Prices are moderate and include an audio tour in several languages.
11/22/02
Really educating
by cclifton
The tour was very educating. It was a little over priced, but worth going to. The staff was very friendly. We did enjoy the fact that we could tour by ourselves and take the time that we wanted on the tour, no one to rush us. But overall it was worth it.
08/28/02
Breathtaking
by hoyabee
Seeing the beautiful artwork up close and personal was an amazing experience. The presentation of the pieces was elegant and serene. You have plenty of time to view the art at your leisure. The entry cost is nominal but the experience is priceless.
- Pros: Ambience, Not expensive, Elegant
- Cons: Long wait for tickets
The Details on Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art
Know Before You Go:
The $15 admission price might seem steep for only two rooms. But for those who like a dose of art without a tiring hike through endless exhibition halls, this gallery is ideal.
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