Las Vegas is fun by day and a neon spectacular at night! Join this small-group tour and let colorful stories and fun facts lead you on a 2-hour journey down Fremont Street. Discover the first days of Las Vegas, through the casino years to revitalized Fremont East. See all the things that make this are so iconic. You’ll also head to Fremont East, hub of the downtown revitalization and home of unique restaurants, shops, nightlife & Downtown Container Park. Your guide will give you tips, tricks and recommendations that will have you feeling like a 'Vegas Insider'.
Meet your guide in downtown Las Vegas to begin your walking tour, during which you’ll hear your guide’s commentary via provided earphones. You won’t want to miss a word about this iconic area known as Glitter Gulch, famous for its old neon signs, classic Vegas casinos and easy-going party atmosphere.
Start the former site of the Union Pacific station, which dates back to Vegas’ humble beginnings. Walk along Fremont Street and hear stories about its many transformations, from the peak of the casino years to a downturn in popularity to its revitalization into one of Sin City’s current hotspots once again.
See sights like Vegas Vic, watch people zoom by on the 100-foot-high (30-meter) Slotzilla zipline, listen to live music and be wowed by the 4-block-long LED video screen made up of 12.5 million lights.
Check out only-in-Vegas attractions like a swimming pool with a shark tank in the middle, the ‘world’s largest golden nugget, and a display of $1 million in cash
You'll then make your way to Fremont East, a new district of restaurants, shops and bars that some call a Vegas version of Greenwich Village. This is where you’ll find locals and in-the-know visitors hanging out until the early morning hours. Your tour ends at the Downtown Container Park, an open-air shopping and dining plaza partially made out of recycled shipping containers. From here, you are free to continue your night out in Vegas on your own.
Total walking distance is less than 1 mile (1.6 km); throughout the tour, you may purchase food and beverages at bars and restaurants you pass, but please note that your guide will not wait for you if you are stuck in long lines.
1 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89101 - Downtown Las Vegas
Tour meets on city sidewalk in front of Plaza Hotel Casino (Carousel Bar) - Main St at Fremont St.
• Tour guide wears a Yellow Las Vegas Walking Tours T-Shirt (light brown/tan jacket in colder months).
Drop Off Point: Plaza Hotel - Carousel Bar
• 21+
• The tour meets on city sidewalk directly in front of the Plaza Hotel & Casino on Main St at Fremont St., under the 'Carousel Bar' sign.
• Guide wears a yellow 'Las Vegas Walking Tours' T-Shirt (light brown/tan jacket in colder months), black cap, and carries a white binder.
• Taxi drop-off: In front of The Plaza
Masks are no longer required in public places nor on our tours however we do visit inside two properties so please feel free to continue mask use at your discretion.
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