

A cultural guide to Las Vegas
The entertainment capital of the world beckons—with big-ticket live shows, top restaurants, and outlandish attractions all sure bets
Key neighborhoods
The Strip
Overview
Not really a “neighborhood” in the strictest sense, the Strip is the reason people come to Las Vegas—it is, by most accounts, the most popular tourist attraction in the world, after all. Lined with iconic mega-resorts like the Bellagio and Caesars Palace; simulacra of the Eiffel Tower, Brooklyn Bridge, and Venice canals; and 15,000 miles’ worth of neon tubing, the Las Vegas Strip has no equal.
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Downtown Las Vegas
Overview
Encompassing the pedestrian-only, LED canopy-covered Fremont Street Experience, the Fremont East entertainment district, and the trendy Arts District, Downtown Las Vegas has become a popular place for travelers looking for an alternative to the glitz of the Strip. Here you can find trendy dining, unique vintage shopping, and a stretch of local craft breweries known as Brewery Row.
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Chinatown
Overview
Just a mile west of the Strip, Las Vegas Chinatown continues to be the city’s hidden-in-plain-sight gem. Stretching over three miles, Chinatown is home to more than 150 restaurants representing cuisines from all over the world. Check out Raku, China Mama, Sparrow + Wolf, and Xiao Long Dumplings to start, and don’t skip Golden Tiki, a rockabilly-pirate-tiki bar full of the shrunken heads of Las Vegas personalities.
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