Luxury & flagships · Inside Caesars Palace at 3500 Las Vegas Blvd S
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
Inside Caesars Palace.
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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- Inside Caesars Palace at 3500 Las Vegas Blvd SLuxury & flagships
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- Typical hours10am–9pm
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- ParkingValet at the Las Vegas Blvd entrance north of the Caesars Palace marquee sign and at the Lower/Main Valet off Jay Sarno Drive. A covered self-park structure sits next to Caesars Palace; check current fees before you go.
Insider guide
Shopping Forum Shops.
The story
The Forum Shops is the Roman-themed mall attached to Caesars Palace at 3500 Las Vegas Blvd S, with more than 130 listed tenants. You can walk in from the casino floor or use the mall's own Las Vegas Blvd entrance, just north of the Caesars marquee sign.
It suits shoppers who want luxury houses and mainstream flagships in one indoor walk. You can shop Valentino and Rolex, then replace a phone charger at Apple and pick up running shoes at Nike without changing buildings.
What to Expect
The luxury run is long. Louis Vuitton has separate women's and men's stores here, so menswear gets its own floor space. Gucci, Prada, Fendi, Balenciaga, Dolce & Gabbana, Tom Ford, Valentino and Saint Laurent are all in the mall, and Giorgio Armani reopened in 2026 in a new single-level boutique of more than 2,300 sq ft. Chrome Hearts sells its heavy sterling silver jewelry and leather jackets, most of which you can only buy in its own stores.
For watches and jewelry, the Rolex Boutique is mono-brand, and steel sports models are allocated, so expect a waitlist. Bucherer 1888 carries Rolex, Tudor and TAG Heuer under one roof and sells certified pre-owned watches too. Van Cleef & Arpels and Tiffany & Co. cover fine jewelry, and Gorjana, the California brand of everyday layering necklaces and huggies, opened its first Nevada store here.
The practical stops are as useful as the luxury ones. RIMOWA does in-store luggage repairs and hot-stamps tags, Apple has a Genius Bar, and Suitsupply makes custom suits to your measurements. For gifts, Ethel M Chocolates are made in nearby Henderson, Diptyque sells candles and home fragrance, Peter Lik shows framed limited-edition landscape prints, and Retro City Games stocks vintage Nintendo and Sega cartridges.
Best Time to Visit
Simon lists the mall at 10am to 10pm. Most brand stores keep Sunday to Thursday 10am to 9pm and stay open until 10pm on Friday and Saturday, so a weekend evening gives you an extra hour. Diptyque closes at 9pm every day. Saint Laurent, Suitsupply and Apple don't post hours, so call before you build a trip around them.
If You Only Have an Hour
Pick a lane. For watches, do the Rolex Boutique and Bucherer 1888 back to back. For bags, start at Louis Vuitton and work through Gucci, Fendi and Valentino. Either way, finish at Ethel M Chocolates for a box of truffles that travels home well.
Where to Eat
Inside the mall, Zaytinya is José Andrés's Turkish, Greek and Lebanese mezze restaurant, best with a table ordering several small plates. Carmine's serves family-style Italian platters sized to share, Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab is named for its stone crab claws, Water Grill has a raw bar of oysters and shellfish, and RPM Italian does pastas and Italian steaks for dinner. For a lighter lunch between stores, True Food Kitchen has bowls, salads and pizzas.
For a big night, Restaurant Guy Savoy holds one MICHELIN star and has been on the Mezzanine level of Caesars Palace's Augustus Tower since 2006. It is the chef's only restaurant outside France.
The directory
26 shops, all in one place.
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Luxury11 places
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Leather goods, trunks, shoes and ready-to-wear. The Forum Shops runs separate women's and men's Louis Vuitton stores, so menswear has its own floor space here.
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Italian house selling handbags, shoes, ready-to-wear and small leather goods, with the Horsebit and GG lines that most shoppers come in asking for.
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Milanese label for nylon and Saffiano leather bags, shoes and men's and women's ready-to-wear. The store was among the mall's 2025 openings.
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Roman fashion house known for the Baguette and Peekaboo bags, furs and FF-logo accessories, alongside women's and men's ready-to-wear.
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Paris house for sneakers, oversized ready-to-wear and the Hourglass and Le City bags, one of a dense run of European labels in the mall.
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Sicilian-inspired Italian fashion: printed dresses, tailoring, handbags and shoes for women and men, plus the brand's sneakers and accessories.
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Sharp tailoring, eveningwear, leather goods and eyewear, with the Tom Ford Beauty fragrance range also carried by the brand.
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Roman couture house selling Rockstud shoes and bags, VLogo accessories and men's and women's ready-to-wear, a few doors from the other Italian labels.
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Paris label for leather jackets, tailoring, the Cassandre-logo bags and Wyatt boots, with menswear and womenswear under one roof.
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Newly designed single-level boutique of more than 2,300 sq ft with men's and women's ready-to-wear, eveningwear, shoes, fine jewelry, watches and fragrance.
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Los Angeles brand of heavy sterling silver jewelry, leather jackets and cross-motif apparel; most of the range is sold only through its own stores.
Fashion3 places
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Relocated within the mall in 2026 to a green-tiled storefront with a Carlo Scarpa-inspired marble floor; sells ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes and accessories.
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Nike's Strip store for running shoes, Jordan sneakers, training gear and team apparel, a stop for sneaker shoppers between luxury boutiques.
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Kim Kardashian's label for shapewear, loungewear, underwear and basics in a wide size range; the store was one of the mall's 2025 openings.
Jewelry3 places
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California jewelry brand's first Nevada storefront, with layering necklaces, huggies and rings in gold-plated and solid gold pieces meant for everyday wear.
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Place Vendôme jeweler for the Alhambra clover line, Perlée bracelets and high jewelry, plus the house's poetic-complication watches.
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Engagement rings, the T and HardWear collections, sterling silver gifts in the blue box, and engraving services for gifts bought in store.
Specialty3 places
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Aluminum and polycarbonate luggage from the German maker, with in-store repairs, the Re-Crafted buy-back program and hot stamping of luggage tags.
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Apple's Strip store for iPhone, Mac, iPad and Watch, with the Genius Bar for repairs and setup help for visitors whose devices fail on a trip.
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Specialty shop for vintage video games and consoles, from Nintendo and Sega cartridges to collectible figures and gaming apparel.
Watches2 places
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Mono-brand Rolex store for Submariner, Datejust and Day-Date models; allocation on popular steel sports watches is limited, so expect a waitlist.
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Swiss watch retailer carrying multiple brands such as Rolex, Tudor and TAG Heuer under one roof, plus certified pre-owned watches and fine jewelry.
Menswear1 place
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Dutch tailoring brand selling suits, shirts and shoes at accessible prices, with custom suiting made to the customer's measurements.
Beauty1 place
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French perfumer selling scented candles, eaux de toilette and home fragrance; Baies and Figuier are the house's best-known scents.
Food & drink1 place
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Chocolatier made in nearby Henderson, selling boxed truffles, butter creams and nut clusters, a locally made edible souvenir from a Strip mall.
Galleries1 place
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Gallery for the Australian photographer's large-format landscape prints, sold as limited editions in finished frames and mounts.
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Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Carmine'sItalian (family style) · Family-style Italian inside the Forum Shops; platters are sized to share across a table.
- Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone CrabSeafood and steakhouse · Chicago-born seafood and steak house in the Forum Shops, with stone crab claws as the namesake dish.
- RPM ItalianItalian · Italian dining room in the Forum Shops from the Lettuce Entertain You group; pastas and Italian steaks for dinner.
- Water GrillSeafood · Seafood restaurant in the Forum Shops with a raw bar of oysters and shellfish.
- ZaytinyaMediterranean mezze · José Andrés's Turkish, Greek and Lebanese mezze restaurant in the Forum Shops; order several small plates to share.
- True Food KitchenHealth-focused American · Sit-down option in the Forum Shops for a lighter lunch between stores: bowls, salads and pizzas.
Top hotels nearby
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Caesars Palace
Strip resort with the Forum Shops attached. Restaurants include Hell's Kitchen, Nobu, Peter Luger, Amalfi and Bacchanal Buffet.
3570 S Las Vegas Blvd ·
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingValet at the Las Vegas Blvd entrance north of the Caesars Palace marquee sign and at the Lower/Main Valet off Jay Sarno Drive. A covered self-park structure sits next to Caesars Palace; check current fees before you go.
- PThe Deuce: Caesars Palace stopNorthbound riders get off at Flamingo and cross over; southbound riders use the Caesars Palace stop.
On the Deuce heading north, get off at Flamingo and cross over; heading south, the Caesars Palace stop drops you closer.
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