The Four Best Sights in Las Vegas for Couples

Love is in the air in Las Vegas, whether it be in the form of a hasty elopement, a luxury honeymoon vacation, or an alcohol-fueled night of passion at the club between strangers. It’s a place for single ladies, too, and bachelors by the party-bus-load, but that’s for another guide. With so many attractions tailored to couples, and the elaborate romantic fake cities lining Las Vegas Boulevard, it’s hard not to fall for it. So if you’re going on a romantic weekend, make it count.

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When at the Venetian, ride a gondola

Venetian Gondolas, Las Vegas – photo by Passion 4 Luxury

Catch a Vegas-style facsimile of the canals of Venice on a real gondola ride! At around $20 per person, or $75 for a private two-passenger gondola for a 15-minute ride, guests are treated to a tour around the luxury Venetian resort to the sounds of soft lapping water and their singing gondolier. Gliding under bridges and past cafés, shops and sidewalks modeled after those in Italy under a picture-perfect painted blue sky, you’ll either feel oceans away from Las Vegas, or pretty much directly embedded in the nucleus of what Vegas represents.

After your gondola ride, stop by one of these five great lounge bars in Las Vegas for a relaxed drink together

Couples can get artsy with each other at the Platinum Hotel Spa

The Platinum Painting Party is designed with couples in mind – guests start out in a private steam room, and then they give each other a scrub-down with an invigorating body scrub. Afterwards, the partners paint each other with a detoxifying spa mud. Finished with 50 minutes of side-by-side Swedish massages, couples practically float out.

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You’ll want to rob this Bank of all its booze

The Bank, Las Vegas – photo by Shannon Shelton

The Bank at Bellagio is where all the club teenagers graduate into when they become adults. Their elegance is reflected in the main entrance, where 500 bottles of Cristal champagne hang from the ceilings, and the gold and black color scheme on the main party floor. With A-list performers and party hosts and modelesque cocktail waitresses, The Bank is sure to be the most exclusive club you’ll visit in Las Vegas.

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Las Vegas’ Mon Ami Gabi brings a little French flare to Paris Las Vegas

Mon Ami Gabi - Las Vegas, Las Vegas – photo by Deann

Wine and casually dine under the stars in Paris, that was the idea behind Mon Ami Gabi, though the Bellagio fountains seen from the bistro’s terrace hints at a very different city of lights. Situated inside the Paris Hotel and Casino, Mon Ami Gabi serves French cuisine for an American audience – brie burgers, steak and frites, with a generous helping of caramelized onions and classics like French onion soup and a variety of seafood dishes. After a romantic meal overlooking Las Vegas Blvd, you’ll want make Gabi your ami, too.

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