A Garden in Motion – Step Into Spring at Bellagio’s Conservatory
This spring, Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens invites guests to step into a world where flowers dance, music drifts through the air, and imagination takes center stage. Open through June 6, “Springtime Symphony: Music in Motion” transforms the Conservatory into an enchanted garden celebrating the season, blending pastel hues, stained-glass artistry and music box-inspired design. Conceived by designer Ed Libby and brought to life by Bellagio’s horticulture team, the display unfolds like a living storybook, where spinning, twirling and soaring elements bring the garden to life at every turn.
“Spring has a way of turning even the smallest details into something magical,” Libby said. “We are always looking for new ways to raise the bar and evolve the guest experience, and this display brings more movement and life to the garden than ever before. As guests wander through, every element, from stained glass to carousel horses, feels like it’s part of a story waiting to be told.”
West Bed: Jewels and Fabergé Magic
The West Bed glows with jewel-toned artistry, featuring a shimmering Fabergé egg and towering stained-glass windows. Nearby, a flower-crowned gazebo hosts The Garden Table, where guests can savor a spring-inspired brunch surrounded by the colors and fragrances of the gardens.
North Bed: Where Music Comes to Life
Catrina the ballerina twirls atop her gilded music box, framed by fountains, pastel blooms and a turning golden key. LED screens bring lavender fields and natural imagery to life, while a soft soundtrack and scents of peach, iris and sandalwood add a sensory flourish. Take home a piece of the magic with the exclusive Music Box Dancer candle.
East Bed: A Flight of Fantasy
A gilded birdcage crowns the East Bed, guiding guests along a winding stone path beneath drifting butterflies and songbirds. Soft pink and purple roses bloom throughout, inviting visitors into a dreamy springtime escape.
South Bed: Carousel Whimsy
A rosy, gold-trimmed carousel anchors the South Bed, where prancing white horses circle beneath floral pomanders. Fountains cascade into a tranquil pond while jeweled hummingbirds hover above, completing this storybook scene.
The Garden Table: Brunch in Bloom
Step inside the gazebo for a seasonal brunch from Sadelle’s, priced at $135 per person, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reservations are required,
Sustainability in Full Bloom
Water comes from on-site wells and is recycled throughout the resort. At the end of each display, nonviable plants are composted locally, keeping thousands of pounds of waste out of landfills and enriching the environment.
Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is complimentary and open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Springtime by the Numbers
- 35,000roses
- 22,000potted plants
- 100team members
- 36 feet– tallest stained-glass window
- 3carousel horses
- 2jeweled hummingbirds
