Las Vegas · 12 shopping districts
Eleven districts, one valley.
From the Forum Shops, Crystals and Wynn to the two Premium Outlets, Town Square and Downtown Summerlin, every Las Vegas shopping district we cover, with what to buy, when to go and how to get there.
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Forum Shops
A Roman-themed mall attached to Caesars Palace with more than 130 listed tenants, from Louis Vuitton and Rolex to Nike, Apple and Zara. It suits shoppers who want luxury houses and mainstream flagships in one indoor walk.
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Crystals
A glass-roofed luxury center on the Strip next to ARIA, Waldorf Astoria, Vdara and The Cosmopolitan, with about 50 luxury brands and more than 15 flagships. It is for serious designer and fine jewelry shopping.
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Grand Canal
An 875,000-square-foot mall on level two of The Venetian and The Palazzo, laid out along a quarter-mile indoor canal under painted-sky ceilings with about 160 stores. It suits visitors mixing designer boutiques, mid-range chains, chocolate shops and a long list of restaurants in one indoor walk.
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Fashion Show
The Strip's big conventional mall, across from Wynn, with Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy's and Dillard's anchoring more than 250 shops and 30 restaurants. It is where locals and visitors go for mainstream brands, beauty and department-store shopping without the resort-casino walk.
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Via Bellagio
A skylit arcade of luxury houses inside Bellagio, with more single-brand boutiques off the main lobby and around the Conservatory. It is a compact walk for fine jewelry, watches and designer fashion.
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Miracle Mile
Indoor mall of about 170 tenants wrapped around Planet Hollywood on the center Strip, renovated in 2022–23 with LED screens and free light shows. It is aimed at visitors looking for mid-price fashion, beauty, candy and quick food rather than luxury.
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Town Square
An open-air shopping and dining village on Las Vegas Blvd south of Mandalay Bay, with about 130 tenants laid out on streets around a central park. It suits locals and visitors who want national chains, a big Whole Foods and some independent shops without a casino walk.
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Wynn Shops
The shops threaded through Wynn and Encore: the Wynn Esplanade's jewelers and couture houses, the Encore Esplanade, and the newer two-level Wynn Plaza Shops on the Strip side. It is for serious designer and fine-jewelry shopping in a quieter setting than the big casino malls. This page also covers the shops at Fontainebleau and Resorts World, further north on the Strip.
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North Outlets
Open-air, village-style Simon outlet center just off I-15 near downtown with more than 180 designer and name-brand stores. It is where to go for discounted luxury labels such as Burberry, Versace, Ferragamo and Dolce & Gabbana.
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Summerlin
An open-air town center in the Summerlin master-planned community on the west side of the valley, with a department store, national brands, furniture showrooms and restaurants on walkable streets. It is where west-side locals shop, about 20 minutes from the Strip with Red Rock Canyon behind it.
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South Outlets
Climate-controlled indoor Simon outlet mall with an outdoor promenade, 2.5 miles south of the Strip on Las Vegas Blvd, with more than 140 stores. It suits mid-price brands and sportswear, and the indoor halls make it the outlet to pick on a hot day.
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Chinatown
A three-mile run of Asian strip malls along Spring Mountain Rd west of the Strip, anchored by Chinatown Plaza and packed with markets, bakeries, boba shops, beauty stores and restaurants. It is where locals shop for groceries and eat late, a short drive from the Strip resorts.
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