Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Las Vegas Area

"With the likes of Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Macy’s and Nordstrom under its roof, Fashion Show Mall is a fantastic retail destination guaranteed to satisfy your shopping needs. Every weekend the mall lives up to its name by hosting a fashion show featuring the latest styles from the center’s retailers. Fashion Show Mall also offers shoppers a diverse range of restaurants, including Italian offering Luciano and Japanese favorite RA Sushi."

"An alien-looking disc structure pierces through the towers of the Fashion Show Mall, giving it a unique silhouette on the Las Vegas Boulevard. The building is spread over a huge 1,878,186 square feet (174,489.2 square metres) and has more than 250 stores. It gets its name from the high-end fashion shows that take place within the mall’s atrium."

"It does not get grander than this for shopaholics and hoarders!. 2 million square feet, 7 Anchor stores and more than 200 stores in all; more than 13 million card holders flock to this mall each year to fill their heart’s desire. This mall even has its own iOS Shopping Application and honestly, the shopping experience here is unbeatable!"

"Reinvention is etched into Las Vegas’ identity, but Fremont Street is a familiar scene that you’ll know right away from 20th-century movies, TV shows and music videos. Glitter Gulch at the west end of the street got its name from its profusion of neon signs, and became a handy establishing shot, turning sights like the Fremont Hotel & Casino and the cowboy Vegas Vic into international icons. Fremont Street has not stood still either."

"The Fremont Street Experience is an attraction no visitor to Las Vegas should miss. Located on a five-block section of Fremont Street, known as Glitter Gulch in the city’s early years, the Fremont Street Experience is a top-notch sound and light show that will wow the senses. Colorful displays of lights and loud music take place several times a night under a 90-foot high canopy."

"The Fremont Street experience is found in Vegas’ Downtown and features the world’s largest video screen as the ceiling of this outdoor experience. Viva Vision light show draws 22 million people each year with high-resolution images and concert quality sound with more than 12 million LED lamps. Lake show at the Wynn"

"Just a couple of blocks over from the Fremont Street Experience is Container Park, which is a unique and family friendly open-air mall made from shipping containers. There is a variety of restaurants, boutique shops, entertainment and a great interactive playground for the family. The playground has a huge tree house with a 33 foot slide, bridges, an interactive NEOS play system and foam building blocks."

"The Container Park, located Downtown, is an open-air shopping center built from repurposed shipping containers. Located just a few blocks away from the Fremont Street Experience, this open-air shopping center filled with boutique retail shops, restaurants, and live entertainment, as well as one of the best kids’ playgrounds in Vegas.Where: Container ParkAges: Children 10 and under"

"A post shared by C A I L E E ✨ CONTENT CREATOR (@caileeschreck). The Linq is one of the newer hotels on the Las Vegas Strip and I love visiting the Promenade for restaurants, shops, and entertainment. Head down the Linq Promenade and strike a pose in front of the High Roller, an observation Ferris wheel, for a cute photo!"

"The LINQ Promenade is a dazzling shopping and entertainment area located on the strip next to the LINQ Hotel. It’s kind of a mini-strip within the strip. With over 35 retail shops and restaurants, you’ll find plenty to see and do walking through the promenade even without spending any money!"

"This is truly one of the most unique places for the best shopping in Las Vegas. What stands apart for these stories is its stunning location, since it is located on the sky bridge connecting Mandalay Bay and Luxor. With more than 40 stores, restaurants, and unique stores; all your shopping longings will be fulfilled here!"

"Located in between the Luxor and Mandalay Bay Hotels, and connected to both, are the Shoppes at Mandalay Place. This upscale shopping mall is built on a sky bridge over the road intersecting the two hotels and includes 40 stores in addition to several restaurants and bars (see map above)."

"Left of Center Gallery makes art accessible to the greater Southern Nevada community. A focus on ethnically diverse artists and mediums brings a depth of style to the collection, while the kindness and approachability of artists and admirers alike will make you feel comfortable striking up conversation about each piece. You can continue to spot LOC artists’ works throughout public spaces of Las Vegas, like their vibrant ZAP electrical boxes or the colorful mural at McCarran Airport."

"Left of Center is a contemporary non-profit art gallery located in the fast growing northwest area of Las Vegas. Changing exhibits in the main gallery feature nationally and locally recognized guest artists."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Jon Konrath used under CC BY 2.0. Located 4 miles (6.4 kilometres) northwest of the Las Vegas strip is Meadows Mall. This is definitely one of the older malls on the strip."

"Located near East Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas Nevada, Bonanza Indoor Swapmeet features a Lots of clothing items and cell phone items. Some positives are Arkham Comics who had a nice selection of books and toys in a well kept and clean space. Phone: (702) 387-6001"

"Biscayne Steak Sea Wine is a steak and seafood restaurant that offers a variety of sizzling cuts and fresh seafood. Highly recommended dishes include the popular appetizer – Lamb Eggplant Tacos (tomato poblano jam), Dry Aged Bone-in Filet, Seafood Risotto, Grilled Colorado Lamb Chops, and for dessert, Jack Daniel’s Mousse or Deconstructed Banana Cream Pie."

"Run, don’t walk to the best excuse to head to Downtown Las Vegas for ice cream. This Hawaiian import inside the California serves tropical flavors such as Manila mango, Costa Rican plantain Cajeta, Mexican chocolate cinnamon swirl, and Philippine Macapuno peach sorbet. But do try something with macademia nuts."

"Another delicious addition to my list of best desserts in Las Vegas…. If you’re a fan of the humble churro, then you’re sure to love Chica’s Churro Fried Ice Cream Pops. For those who love frozen desserts in Las Vegas (and who doesn’t with all that heat?) this is one for you to try!"

"As you’re sipping on bubbly and replenishing your energy reserves, turn your attention to stage west, a.k.a.The Bellagio Fountains. Performing their water ballet every 15 minutes from 8 p.m. - midnight, this ultra popular Las Vegas attraction can be the entertainment to your meal if you schedule your hunger pangs accordingly. Front row seats to the fountains and prime people watching – this is what we like to call the Las Vegas dinnertime trifecta."

"With a backdrop of Tuscan architecture, the Bellagio’s faux Lake Como and dancing fountains are the antithesis of the Mojave Desert – although the resort does use reclaimed water. The fountain show’s recorded soundtrack varies, so cross your fingers that it will be Italian opera or ol’ Blue Eyes crooning ‘Luck Be a Lady,’ instead of country-and-western twang."