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It’s true Las Vegas is considered the entertainment capital of the U.S. However, it is also the location for some of the best pampering you’ll ever find. Unwinding at one of their great spas is a more relaxing way to spend part of your vacation in the city of lights and action. We’ve compiled some of the best spas in Las Vegas from which to choose.

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Las Vegas may have a reputation of being a place where money flows freely, but the city actually offers a large number of things to see and do without spending a dime. Below are just a few free ideas:

Watch the free casino shows. Most of the major casinos offer some sort of entertainment for free. This being Vegas, many of these are quite spectacular. There’s the Bellagio Fountains, probably the most popular free attraction in Las Vegas. This extravaganza features 1200 nozzles and 4500 lights as the music “dances” to music as it shoots 240 feet in the air. The Rio features a Carnivale parade in their Masquerade shopping village with larger-than-life characters high above the crowd. There are live circus acts at Circus Circus, and the huge volcano in front of the Mirage erupts every hour to the delight of spectators.

Experience “Old Las Vegas.” Downtown Las Vegas, centered around Fremont Street has its own free attractions. Each hour from dusk until midnight, the four-block pedestrian district of Fremont Street erupts in a combination of sound, light, and motion. Just around the corner is Las Vegas’ neon museum, which houses a collection of retired neon signs, such as the original lamp from the Aladdin Hotel. The self-guided tour is free.

Go Shopping. Shopping in Las Vegas is different from any other place in the world. Where else can you strolls the streets of Paris, visit ancient Egypt, and barter for goods in New York City–all within a one-block radius? The merchants of Las Vegas strive to intice casino winners to spend their bounty in Vegas and thus offer a dazzling array of goods, from art work to designer clothing to fun Vegas kitsch. Buying can be expensive, but looking is free.

Sample Chocolates. Just outside of Las Vegas is the Ethel M Chocolate factory. This luxury candy manufacturer is located in Henderson, just 15 minutes from the Strip and offers self-guided tours daily from 830am to 7pm. Of course, each tour ends with a few samples.

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It seems only fitting in Las Vegas to be able to putt with Tiger Woods, shoot a scene with Cameron Diaz, and marry George Clooney all in one location. In fact, all of that is possible–sort of–and more at Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, located inside the Venetian Hotel and Casino along the Las Vegas Strip. Read the full story

Las Vegas: It’s a city of celebrity chefs and and All-U-Can-Eat buffets and everything in between. Here’s a look at 20 of the best, ranging from the best sandwich shop in town to the priciest among the priciest gourmet fare. Read the full story

Fremont Street in Las Vegas is one of the most famous–and most colorful–streets in the world. Founded in 1905, it was named for American explorer, soldier, and Senator John Charles Fremont. Today the thoroughfare is closed to vehicles to encourage visitors to explore the many attractions there. Here is just a sampling of what you’ll find:

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The Las Vegas Strip. Flickr

People go to Las Vegas, Nevada for more reasons than can possibly be imagined. There are conventions held there for practically every industry under the sun. There are people who go primarily to enjoy the gambling and those who go primarily to see the shows. There are people who go there because it’s one of the easiest and least expensive places to get airplane tickets to from many other cities in the nation. And there are people who go there because it’s one of the easiest places to have a spur-of-the-moment wedding ceremony. But not matter what reason you might end up going to Las Vegas, it’s almost guaranteed that you are going to the city in search of a good time. Read the full story

Night time shot of the Las Vegas Strip. Flickr

Las Vegas nights are almost always busy. You grab dinner at a top restaurant or a favorite buffet, catch a Cirque du Soleil show in the evening, head to the clubs afterwards and then stay up all night playing the slots. This activity may encourage you to sleep in but you’ll still have afternoons free to fill up however you please. In between seeing the animals at different casino hotels and watching the free shows that play every hour at some spots, you are going to want to make sure that you fit in some shopping. Read the full story

Luxor Resort & Casino, the Pyramid hotel, soars 350 feet into the desert sky, with its Sky Beam lighting up the sky.

The Luxor Hotel, at the south end of the Las Vegas strip, is an Egyptian-themed hotel, dominated by a striking 350-foot tall pyramid, capped by a beacon so bright it’s visible from space. Built in 1993, the hotel boasts 4408 guest rooms and suites, housed in the pyramid and the adjacent twin towers. The hotel offers a wide range of luxury accommodations, dining, and gaming options.

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Wynn Las Vegas Resort and Country Club is a AAA five diamond/Mobil five-star casino resort located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada; a southern suburb of Las Vegas.

Opened in the spring of 2005, the Wynn Las Vegas is one of Las Vegas’ tallest buildings. Once the site of the legendary Desert Inn Resort, the 215-acre property combines the “Old Las Vegas” tradition with new technology, such as high-speed Internet connections and VOIP technology, in all of the guest rooms. Named for the resort’s owner, Steve Wynn, the luxurious 2716-room resort has rapidly soared to the top of the “best places to stay” list in Las Vegas. With multiple restaurants, a championship golf course, and mid-Strip location, the Wynn Las Vegas is a great choice for a luxurious and full-filled honeymoon.

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Bellagio is a AAA Five-Diamond rated luxury hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, USA.

The Bellagio Hotel, named for a small village in Italy’s lake district, is one of Las Vegas’ finest and most luxurious hotels. Built in 1998, the Bellagio is known for its elegant decor and fixtures, its fine dining, and its large lake in front of the hotel with its choreographed fountains, one of the many free attractions in Las Vegas.

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