Las Vegas Neighborhoods

Where the Strip ends and the rest of Las Vegas begins. Each neighborhood guide covers the vibe, what the area is known for, and which visitors it actually suits.

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Arts Cultural

18b Arts DistrictBohemian, walkable, indie, gentrifying.The 18-block creative neighborhood just south of Downtown, home to galleries, breweries, the monthly First Friday art walk, and a growing wa

Casino Corridor

Boulder StripOld-school locals casinos, no-frills value, generous comps.Boulder Highway corridor southeast of Downtown lined with locals-oriented casinos including Sam's Town, Boulder Station, and Arizona Charlie

Ethnic Enclave

Chinatown (Spring Mountain)Strip-mall density, no-frills authentic, late-night vibrant.Spring Mountain Road between Valley View and Decatur — a four-mile pan-Asian dining corridor that includes Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, Tha

Historic Core

Downtown Las VegasOld-school neon Vegas, walkable, more affordable than Strip, locals mixed with tourists.The original Vegas: Fremont Street, the Viva Vision canopy, vintage neon, lower-minimum tables, and the Arts District just south. Quieter da

Master Planned

Residential

Spring ValleyResidential, multicultural, food destination for locals and savvy visitors.Large residential township west of the Strip, home to Chinatown along Spring Mountain Road and a sprawling restaurant scene the Strip can't

Resort Community

Lake Las VegasResort-quiet, scenic, wedding-popular, removed from Strip.Mediterranean-themed resort community built around a 320-acre man-made lake, anchored by the Westin Lake Las Vegas and the Hilton, with golf

Satellite City

Tourist Corridor

The Las Vegas StripGlittering, walkable in segments, crowded year-round, expensive resort fees standard.The 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South home to the resort-casino megaproperties that define modern Vegas — Bellagio, Caesars Pala

Unincorporated

ParadiseTourist-dense around Strip, residential pockets, university-adjacent areas.The unincorporated township that actually contains most of the Strip and the Las Vegas Convention Center, plus the Harry Reid airport. 'Las

University Corridor

UNLV / Maryland ParkwayStudent-oriented, eclectic dining, walkable around campus.Maryland Parkway corridor around the University of Nevada Las Vegas, with student housing, the Thomas & Mack Center, the Boyd School of Law,

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