Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

The Basics

Conveniently located right on the Las Vegas Strip—and easily accessible on a hop-on hop-off bus tour—the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art is open daily and offers a nice reprieve from the crowds and heat of Sin City. You can explore the exhibits on your own or get a deeper look into the art pieces by joining a docent-led tour—offered each afternoon. The museum draws in acclaimed artwork from across the globe, so you can catch famous pieces that have never before appeared in the US.

Things to Know Before You Go

• The gallery is open to the public and special pricing is available for Bellagio hotel guests and groups.
• The gallery is wheelchair accessible but strollers can not be accommodated.
• Non-flash photography is welcome in the gallery.Food, drinks, videotaping, and touching artwork are all prohibited in the gallery.

How to Get There

The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art is set within the Bellagio’s Promenade Shops. The Bellagio is easy to reach on foot, by taxi, or on a hop-on hop-off bus tour.

When to Get There

The gallery is a nice way to escape the midday heat. It is open daily from 10am to 7pm with the last entry at 6:30pm. Docent-led tours are offered at 2pm daily.

Where to Find Art on the Las Vegas Strip

While better known for gambling and shows, Las Vegas is also home to its fair share of art galleries. Alongside the Bellagio, numerous other Stip hotels also host galleries. Head to Caesars Palace for the fine-art-focused Martin Lawrence Galleries. Discover the landscape photography of Peter Lik at the Mandalay Bay’s LIK Fine Art Mandalay. These exhibits are just the beginning of the art you can discover on the Strip.

Ways to explore

The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art typically features two to three rotating exhibitions each year, offering something new for returning visitors. The space is small and walkable, and most guests spend under an hour exploring. Book admission in advance and pick up your ticket on-site. You can take a self-guided audio tour or join a complimentary docent tour, often available daily. Some Las Vegas Strip or Bellagio tours include the gallery as a cultural stop, and it's also featured on the Las Vegas Explorer Pass.

Accessibility

The gallery and restrooms are wheelchair accessible; strollers are not allowed.

Age limits

Children aged 5 and under are free. Children 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.

What to pack

Museum manners, credit card or cash for the gift shop

What to wear

Stylish clothes, comfortable shoes

Not allowed

Food, drink, mobile devices, video recording, strollers, touching the artwork

Amenities

Restrooms, air-conditioned space, gift shop, and access to all of the Bellagio resort amenities

Address

Located on the Promenade inside the Bellagio resort on the Las Vegas Strip, the gallery is easily reached from most areas of the Strip. Whether you drive, ride a bus, or hop a tram, the gallery is well connected to Las Vegas’ transit network.

Driving

The gallery’s address is 3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd., inside the Bellagio. From Las Vegas Boulevard, enter via Bellagio’s main driveway. Use the resort’s self-parking garage and follow signage toward the “Promenade Shops / Gallery.”

Public transportation

Several bus lines stop nearby, including Deuce, CX, and 202. The stop “SB Las Vegas at Bellagio / Cosmo” is minutes away by foot. You can also use the Aria Express tram to connect between Bellagio and neighboring resorts; it runs free of charge.

Best times to visit

The gallery opens at 10am, which is a great time to visit because it’s quiet; it’s also a cool escape on a hot afternoon. The last entry before closing is 5:30pm.

Best days to visit

Weekdays are usually quieter than weekends, giving more breathing room to view the artwork within the smaller space.

Best months to visit

Spring and fall are pleasant throughout Las Vegas, so you can combine your gallery visit with other outdoor or resort experiences comfortably.