Downtown Las Vegas

historic core

The original Vegas: Fremont Street, the Viva Vision canopy, vintage neon, lower-minimum tables, and the Arts District just south. Quieter daytime, electric at night.

Old-school neon Vegas, walkable, more affordable than Strip, locals mixed with tourists.

Known For

  • Fremont Street Experience
  • vintage casinos
  • Arts District
  • lower minimums

Nearby Landmarks

  • The pedestrian mall covering five blocks of Downtown Las Vegas, featuring the Viva Vision LED canopy, zipline, and classic Vegas casinos.

  • The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement in a restored Downtown federal courthouse, exploring Vegas's mob history.

  • The Boneyard outdoor exhibit displaying ~200 restored vintage Vegas neon signs, featuring night tours with illuminated pieces.

  • The 18-block walkable Downtown arts neighborhood with galleries, murals, craft breweries, and the monthly First Friday festival.

  • The 1,149-foot tower with thrill rides, observation deck, and SkyJump — the highest point on the Las Vegas Strip.