You’ll also find a variety of unique shops selling Chinese literature, South Korean music, and international cosmetics.
With more than 150 restaurants, this primarily commercial district is the place to go for diverse and delicious cuisines. Chinatown Las Vegas’s Chinatown is located just west of the heart of the Strip. The Arts District hosts a First Friday art walk every month and other events like art fairs, concerts, and community programs. The Las Vegas Arts District is also known as “18b” and is a hip area with transformed warehouses filled with street art murals, art galleries, music venues, antique shops, and local eateries. The area also has multiple upscale golf courses for groups who want to play during their trip. Summerlin sits partially within the Las Vegas city limits and is a popular addition to day trips for groups visiting Red Rock Canyon. Today, DTLV is home to historic casinos like the Golden Nugget and El Cortez, as well as attractions like the Mob Museum, Fremont Experience, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, and Neon Museum.
Downtownīefore the expansion of The Las Vegas Strip, Downtown Las Vegas was the city’s main gambling district.
The 4-mile stretch is jam-packed with casinos and famed attractions like the Bellagio, Caesar’s Palace, New York-New York, and Treasure Island. As you plan your group trip in Las Vegas, consider stopping around these popular neighborhoods: The StripĪlthough the Las Vegas Strip isn’t a formal neighborhood and technically lies in nearby Paradise, Nevada-it’s often synonymous with Las Vegas. Las Vegas has a mixture of busy commercial areas filled with casinos and hip neighborhoods with trendy businesses.
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