Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Desert View Point Area

"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."

"So far we've seen a huge diversity of free Las Vegas shows, attractions and shows!. Now get ready for something new - free fashion shows!. Yep, that exists in Las Vegas - the city where dreams come true (provided you dream about free catwalk shows)."

"Enjoy the high fashion of Paris and Milan without ever leaving Nevada. This is the power of Fashion Show, a sleek, innovative shopping mall located in the heart of Las Vegas."

"The Fremont Street Experience is mostly known for its overhead light show, Viva Vision, a spectacular display of lights and technology that fills the canopy on a regular basis. Street performers, impersonators and artists, known as buskers, are found all along the street level on Fremont Street, making a walk up and down the few blocks of the FSE feel like an adult carnival. A zip line ride, SlotZilla, zooms riders under the canopy and over the heads of the people below."

"What used to be the whistle-whetting pit stop for cowboys passing through a tumbleweed town, Old Vegas still stands. Like the champ it is, it holds its reputation for being the best in the West for its undeniable good-time allure. Hosting guests in hotels of yesteryear and winding into current times with new and renovated restaurants and entertainment as well, Downtown Las Vegas remains the most eclectic and authentic part of the city to date."

"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 Downtown Container Park features shops, bars, and restaurants made entirely from old shipping containers. It’s a spectacle in itself and fun to walk through, even if you don’t spend a dime – although you’re missing out if you don’t try the hot dogs at Cheffinis. In the middle of it all is the Treehouse, an interactive playground with stairs and slides."

"Downtown Container Park in downtown Las Vegas houses every store in a container. Here you will find everything from clothing, art articles, upscale restaurants, to food stalls. The shopping center Las Vegas is considered a shopper’s paradise because you can find unusual items that you will not find anywhere else."

"Free tourist attractions don’t have to involve casinos or hotels if you don’t want them to. Container Park is a beautiful eco-friendly shopping center that is made entirely of recycled shipping containers. The shopping center itself features cool stores with handmade jewelry, dance classes, dining, and more."

"You'll be delighted by the fun vibe of the Strip's newest outdoor pedestrian promenade, where you can browse the latest LA fashions, gorge yourself on cupcakes, jaburritos (where sushi rolls meet burritos!) and fish and chips, go bowling, ride the High Roller, rock out to live music, or sip pints on lazy patios beneath the desert sun."

"This is a great spot to do some shopping, enjoy a meal and to find some kid-friendly entertainment including an observation wheel and ziplines."

"The specialty of Richard MacDonald uncovers the vast excellence of the human body. The characters he makes are playing always in the performance center of life,” Guy Laliberté The exhibitions are conceived out of a connection between Guy Laliberté, Founder of Cirque du Soleil, and Richard MacDonald, an ace of a metaphorical figure. MacDonald feels that he and Laliberté are “comparative in long-lasting imaginative objectives.” His work centers, including this Las Vegas art museum, are related to performing life, catching a passing minute in time, and deifying the elegance, quality, delight, and teach of artists and gymnastic performers."

"If you are a fan of Circus Du Soleil, then the only Las Vegas art gallery you need to see is the Art of Richard MacDonald. Located in front of the O Theatre within the Bellagio, the Art of Richard MacDonald concentrates on the performers of the famed shows created by Circus Du Soleil in sculptures that are created with a neo-figurative fashion. Once inside the lobby area you can view 50 incredible bronze sculptures that highlight the movements of dancers, contortionists and acrobats of various Circus Du Soleil performances."

"This is the hottest new attraction in Las Vegas that’s a mix of art, shopping, and food. It’s free to enter (though it requires tickets to control capacity) and there are plenty of murals and free art installations to browse. If you want to see certain exhibits, you can purchase tickets separately or as a bundle on the AREA15 site."

"Broadacres Marketplace is an Affordable, Value and Family oriented Retail / Entertainment Business located at the intersection of Las Vegas Blvd. and Pecos Blvd. in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Broadacres Marketplace has over 1,100 vendor spaces. Phone: (702) 642-3777"

"Luxury at its finest, Via houses a collection of the most high-end stores in the world in the beautiful Bellagio Resort. Located at the entrance on the hotel’s second level, shoppers can savor the luxury on offer at Armani, Chanel, Prada, Gucci and many more. The hotel’s conservatory and botanical gardens boast some rather unique shops, such as Dale Chihuly, offering colorful glass art and sculptures from the artist."

"Address: 3600 Las Vegas Blvd SouthPhone: 702-693-7075Hours: 10am – midnight daily. Guests staying at Bellagio are expecting the finest of luxuries, and the hotel’s shopping center definitely hits that mark. Take a stroll down an indoor avenue illuminated by glass ceilings and marble floors, and you’ll find a selection of the most luxurious designer brands on earth in one place."

"Overview: The Via Bellagio is anther mall with a collection of luxury boutique stores. The selection is more limited than the Shops at Crystals and the Wynn Plaza Shops, but you’ll find a few unique brands here that you won’t see anywhere else. Recommended for: Anyone looking to shop luxury brands."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user AJFU used under CC BY-SA 4.0. The Boulevard Mall is the first mall in Las Vegas. Built in 1968, this shopping mall has served generations of Nevadans and visitors from abroad."

"We promised at least one ice cream treat on this list, and the Titanic Sundae at Carmine’s is the ice cream sundae of sundaes. Starting with a layer of chocolate torte, the sundae gets topped with six hearty scoops of ice cream, then decorated with a healthy dose of hot fudge, cherries, wafer cookies, and whipped cream. Mind you, if you’re not coming just for the Titanic Sundae, this means you’ve probably already got a belly of pasta in you at this NYC-style Italian joint."

"Located in Caesar's Palace, Carmine's is a family-friendly restaurant offering mouth-watering Southern Italian cuisine. Boasting over 650 seats and nine private rooms for special occasions and functions, Carmine's exudes an "Italian wedding feast" ambiance with menus to match. Staples at Carmine's include enormous platters of homemade antipasto, handcrafted pasta with thick sauces, ocean-fresh seafood, and meat entrées along with mouthwatering desserts."