Bellagio Conservatory
A 14,000-square-foot garden inside a casino, rebuilt five times a year, on a live webcam.
About this view
The Bellagio Conservatory is 14,000 square feet of botanical garden under glass in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip, and it holds more than 10,000 plants at any one time, rotated constantly, because nothing here is allowed to look tired.
What makes it worth a live camera is that it is completely demolished and rebuilt five times a year, for spring, summer, harvest, the holidays and Lunar New Year. Each build is a new story told in flowers, sculpture and sound, put up by a horticulture team of around 140 people, roughly 120 of them gardeners.
Pacific time, UTC−8. The conservatory is open around the clock and free to walk through, so the view never goes dark. The quietest and best-lit hours are the small ones, long after the Strip crowds have thinned.
