Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Las Vegas Area

"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!"

"The Fashion Show Mall is not just a great place to go if you want to shop. It’s also one of the largest malls in the United States. You could enjoy the mall just for its unique architecture and fun window shopping, but that’s not all it offers."

"Walking distance from some of the Strip’s prestigious hotels, Fashion Show Mall carries over 250 retailers, 8 department stores, and over 30 dining options."

"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."

"Address: 707 Fremont StPhone: 702-359-9982Hours: 11am – 9pm daily. Right in the heart of the Downtown district of Las Vegas (just a 10 minute taxi ride from the Strip) is Downtown Container Park, a truly unique shopping destination where the stores are all made from shipping containers. Just that, plus the giant flame-throwing praying mantis at the gateway, gives you the immediate knowledge that this isn’t like any other shopping mall."

"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."

"Although the attention-grabber at the LINQ Promenade is the High Roller, there’s more to keep you rapt at the open-air retail, entertainment and dining district around it. Opened in 2018, Fly LINQ is the first and only zip line on the Las Vegas Strip, while there’s always a new pop-up attraction like 2019’s Tattoo’d America, celebrating tattoos and body art. Vegas-native Jimmy Kimmel has a comedy club to his name on the promenade, while there are more than 40 shops, bars and eateries at the dynamic marketplace."

"The LINQ Promenade is an exciting landing place when visiting Las Vegas. It offers plenty to do. You can visit 3535 for a bar-lovers paradise or you can walk the entire promenade to see auto collections, shopping, dining and meeting spaces...."

"One of Las Vegas' newest shopping centers, Downtown Summerlin is located west of the Strip near the Red Rock Casino Resort. This open-air, pet-friendly mall is home to a wide collection of shops, boutiques and restaurants. Dillard's and Macy's are the center's anchors, and other tenants include Forever 21, Hot Topic, Sephora, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret, H&M, Apple, Nordstrom Rack, Crate and Barrel, Trader Joe's and more."

"Downtown Summerlin is a 106-acre exterior retailing, dining, and recreation spot. They have 125 shops and restaurants in an open-air shopping environment that provide entirety from the newest luxury fashion to everyday and lifestyle fragments for each event. Summerlin’s exceptional local culture has been contributed by outdoor enthusiasts, foodies, sports fans, artisans, families, enterprises, and establishments."

"They have an open air Farmers Markets on Sundays, Ice Skating in the Winter (yes for real) Tons of Unique and Popular Outdoor shopping and food and it is right across the street from the Baseball Stadium and the Knights Practice Rink. You can Eat and watch them practice almost any day of the week there."

"Address: Las Palmas Indoor Swap Meet, 3115 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV 89115. The Las Palmas Indoor Swap Meet is a large indoor flea market that is located in the heart of Las Vegas. This flea market is known for its commitment to quality, as all of its vendors bring the best products and goods."

"The magic, the romance, and the unrivaled joie de vivre of Paris are yours to discover in this immersive shopping experience. Get the latest from très chic European designer brands or indulge in fine cigars, Eiffel Tower memorabilia, and delicious gourmet treats on a leisurely stroll through Bally's Promenade. Those who enjoy the flavors of French cooking will enjoy fine wines, cheeses, and artisanal chocolate at La Cave, while cosmetics lovers will feel right at home at Pérola."

"Since Le Boulevard shopping center is inside the Paris Casino there is no shortage of shows and attractions to keep you entertained. Here are just a couple of recommended things to do after you’re done shopping."

"Head downtown for some of the best doughnuts in Vegas, at O Face, home to fun O-shaped options like Cherry Coke Float and Captain Crunch with milk crème filling. If you’re looking for the ultimate indulgence, grab an extra napkin and dig into the gooey Mexican Chocolate. The dough is fried to perfection, smothered with melt-in-your-mouth chocolate, and topped with little balls of chocolate."

"Sure, you can order regular doughnuts at Glaze, but instead go fancy with an apple fritter, green tea glaze with toasted pistachios, maple with bacon or one with M&M toppings. The red velvet with cream cheese is divine."

"I live so close to this place but never knew about this place. It took an Elite Yelp event to bring me here and I am so glad I was a part of that!"

"Next on our list of the best desserts in Las Vegas, it’s the Dapper Doughnut. If donuts are your jam, then you’re going to absolutely love this place. Diners can take their pick from 24 toppings, including delicious flavor combinations such as Nutella, blueberry lemon, turtle, cinnamon, and Fluffer Nutter."

"Mini cake-style doughnuts find a home at The Dapper Doughnut in the MGM Grand. Diners choose from 24 toppings such as Nutella, blueberry lemon, turtle, cinnamon, and Fluffer Nutter. Beverages include a doughnut milkshake."

"Owned by the eponymous Hollywood studio, the Grand liberally borrows Hollywood themes. Flashing LED screens and computerized fountains add extra theatrics to the 100,000lb, 45ft-tall bronze lion statue at the casino's entrance. Inside the labyrinthine casino bedecked with giant screens, you can get table-side massages or take free Texas hold'em lessons in the poker room. Top billing attractions include Hakkasan nightclub, one-time center of the electronic dance-music universe, Cirque du Soleil's martial-arts-inspired Kà and the massive MGM Grand Garden Arena."

"Also consider “KA” at MGM Grand for the adventurers and sheer acrobatics, no matter which show you decide to take in, you’re going to be blown away. Still want to dance until dawn?. Take your sultry-self over to Hakkassan at the MGM Grand where all the sexy people converge into a nightlife paradise you’ve only seen in music videos."

"Right in the middle of Downtown sits the remnants of an adobe fort from 1855. (Look for it across the street from a Sinclair gas station.) The site is actually the first settlement in the Las Vegas Valley by non-native Americans and was built by Mormon missionaries, then used by the US Army. The fort is now an official state park with wooden gates straddling brick walls and gravel walkways, old wagons, the first flag ever flown over Las Vegas, and the running stream that made the location so attractive in the first place."

"It's a big surprise for many visitors to often-glitzy and frequently licentious Las Vegas, but Southern Nevada has deep roots in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a faith with a definitively conservative culture. Faithful from Utah set up camp along a spring-fed creek in the 1850s. Although it was abandoned within a couple of years, today's visitors can get an idea of the hard-scrabble Mojave Desert life that early pioneers faced at this restoration."

"Las Vegas was once a small stop on a mail service trail between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. In 1855, the Mormon Church settled in this area and built a permanent structure. The oldest non-Indian structures in Southern Nevada, these adobe buildings, such as the beige and red house portion, are also the oldest historic buildings standing here today."

"With five acres of indoor climate-controlled fun, The Adventuredome at Circus Circus is the perfect Las Vegas attraction for families, or those who are just kids at heart. Offering plenty of rides and things to do, including a mini-golf course and laser tag, the park has attractions for kids of all ages. One of Adventuredome's rides, El Loco, gives riders a 72-second, adrenaline-pumping ride complete with a 90-foot ascent followed by a greater-than-straight-down diving drop that produces a negative 1.5 vertical G."

"If you’re wondering what to do in Vegas on a rainy day, consider a trip to the Adventuredome. It’s a gigantic indoor amusement park with everything from roller coasters to bungee jumping stations, so it can provide hours of entertainment regardless of what the weather is like. As a bonus, it’s open 365 days per year, so it’ll always be an option for you and the kids even if you’re visiting Las Vegas in the off-season."

"Located at the Circus Circus Hotel, Adventuredome is America’s largest indoor amusement park. The carnival-inspired theme park offers over five acres of exciting rides and games for the whole family to enjoy. Your kids will be screaming with joy on adrenaline-pumping coaster rides such as the Canyon Blaster and El Loco."

"To the immediate south of The Strip, is one of the holiest sites for Roman Catholics in Las Vegas. The sculptures around the church are truly reflective of man’s ability with stone. Amidst the chaos of the Sin City, this beautiful church offers solitude and peace."