Find the world’s largest chocolate fountains can be found at Jean Philippe Chocolates and Pastries at Bellagio, near the hotel’s famed Conservatory and Gardens. Total time required: Three minutes.<\/p>\n 2. Berlin Wall at Main Street<\/strong><\/p>\n At Main Street Station, also downtown, there’s a giant slab of the Berlin Wall behind the urinals in the men’s restroom. Total time required, including hand washing: Two minutes.<\/p>\n 3. Spiral Escalators at The Forum Shops<\/strong><\/p>\n Spiral escalators are a true rarity, and the ones at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace are a wonder to behold. Each spiral staircase weighs 36 tons, but due to some innovative engineering, they appear to float in mid-air. Ride just once, or ride all day. Total time required for a ride: One minute per level.<\/p>\n 4. French Lessons at Paris Las Vegas<\/strong><\/p>\n Speaking of restrooms, it’s not every day you get entertainment in a Las Vegas hotel bathroom, but that’s exactly what you’ll get at Paris Las Vegas. No annoying music played over the sound system here, just a French lesson, with useful phrases like “How do I get this glitter off my clothes?” and “I shaved my legs for this?” translated. Total time required: Three minutes, although it plays in a loop, so enjoy.<\/p>\n 5. Whirlpools at Crystals<\/strong><\/p>\n The groovy, tornado-shaped, water vortex whirlpools at Crystals mall at CityCenter are a quick, whimsical way to kill a few minutes during your Las Vegas shopping spree.<\/p>\n Total time required: Four minutes. Here’s a little sample.<\/p>\n![\"Bellagio](\"https:\/\/www.casino.org\/vitalvegas\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/02\/chocolate_fountains.jpg\")
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