These three Victorian-style wedding chapels are unique since the minister actually takes a few minutes to chat with each couple before the ceremony.

The fountains put on their show -- wonderful timed to music choreography -- every half hour on the half hour, starting at 3PM M-F and 12 Noon  on weekends.  The shows last until 12 Midnight (Note...

Take the plunge or renew your vows as an Elvis impersonator serenades you at this tiny white chapel, a Las Vegas staple for 50 years.

Opened in 1940 and known for the friendly nature of its owners, the "Little Chapel of the Lucky Flowers" is the city's oldest continuously operating wedding chapel.

This museum is dedicated to perserving and displaying old neon signs.

Resort complex offers two 18-hole championship golf courses: Snow Mountain Course, featuring Pete Dye's trademark railroad tie bunkers, and its sister course called Sun Mountain.

This museum displays the costumes, jewelry, pianos and cars of the self-proclaimed "Mr. Showmanship."

Las Vegas Boulevard, aka The Strip, is famous for its shops, topless bars, tattoo parlors and wedding chapels.

A five-block pedestrian covered mall with kiosks, carts and a nightly light-and-sound show.

The tower and restaurant sit atop the Paris Las Vegas hotel.

Not-to-be-missed side trip away from the casinos in Las Vegas.   The Atomic Testing Museum is perfect for all ages, although little kids might be scared by the Ground Zero theatre.  This is what a...

Check out the Las Vegas Legends Room, where you can snap a photo with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr. or Dean Martin.

A collection of over 800 old and unique automobiles located in the parking garage at The Imperial Palace.