If you stop by the Westgate Hotel, where Elvis performed every summer from 1969 to 1976, be sure to visit the bronze statue of Elvis near the hotel registration desk. There is a discrepancy between the text on the bronze plaque and online info. The plaque claims Elvis held 837 sold out shows. Online references claim 636 shows at the International. No matter. Elvis performed and lived at the Westgate, formerly known as The International Hotel and later the Las Vegas Hilton. (The Westgate was also prominently featured in the 1971 James Bond classic, “Diamonds Are Forever.) At the Westgate, Consider catching the show, The King Comes Home.” It’s the best Elvis tribute show in Vegas. And just to the right of the Westgate’s main entrance, see the modest display of Elvis memorabilia, including rings, a couple of Elvis’ pistols and a clump of his hair.

Who doesn't love Elvis? And here is a great statue of the King! And this is his city, well after Memphis. So come by and take a photo.

My wife is a huge Elvis fan so we looked out the statue. She was happy we found it.To be fair these statues often underwhelm and don’t look like the subject but this is excellent and unmissable if an Elvis fan.