Las Vegas Neighborhoods

Where the Strip ends and the rest of Las Vegas begins. Each guide covers where the area is, how to get there by bus, and places in it confirmed on their own sites.

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Arts Cultural

18b Las Vegas Arts DistrictAn 18-block neighborhood just south of downtown Las Vegas with galleries, shops, bars, breweries on Main Street, and the monthly First Frida

Casino Corridor

Boulder Strip (Boulder Highway)Stretch of Boulder Highway in the east valley lined with locals-oriented casinos, including Sam's Town, Boulder Station and Arizona Charlie'

Ethnic Enclave

Chinatown (Spring Mountain Road)A dining and shopping district along Spring Mountain Road west of the Strip, anchored by Chinatown Plaza and served by RTC route 203.

Historic Core

Downtown Las VegasThe City of Las Vegas's urban core around Fremont Street, reached from the Strip on RTC's Deuce and circled by the city's free Downtown Loop

Master Planned

Residential

Spring ValleyA mostly residential unincorporated Clark County town in the western Las Vegas Valley, including the western stretch of Chinatown on Spring

Resort Community

Lake Las VegasResort community in Henderson built around a 320-acre man-made lake, with a lakeside village, water-sport rentals and Reflection Bay Golf Cl

Satellite City

Tourist Corridor

The Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard South)The resort corridor on Las Vegas Boulevard South, served around the clock by RTC's Deuce bus and, along the east-side resorts, by the Las Ve

Unincorporated

ParadiseAn unincorporated Clark County town covering most of the Strip's resort corridor, the convention center area, UNLV and the airport, though a

University Corridor

UNLV and Maryland ParkwayThe University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus on Maryland Parkway, east of the Strip, served around the clock by RTC's RED LINE bus rapid trans

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