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Markets and independent shops in Las Vegas

16 markets, bookshops, record shops and makers in Las Vegas.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Markets and independent shops in Las Vegas

  1. BuyWest of I-15

    Downtown Summerlin

    Located in the western outskirts of Las Vegas, Downtown Summerlin offers 125 stores, restaurants and entertainment venues located in a 106-acre shopping district. Downtown Summerlin hosts 30 dining establishments and is in proximity of many other restaurants nearby as well as the Red Rock Casino. Plans exist to expand the area to 400 acres. Opened in 2014.

  2. BuyThe Strip

    Fashion Show Mall

    Offers nearly every major and deluxe U.S. retail chain store, numerous others often associated with named designers, a large food court and several excellent restaurants, all in a fully-enclosed, air-conditioned facility. Has extensive, free covered parking that often gets quite busy by mid-day.

  3. BuyThe Strip

    Forum Shops

    A huge high-end shopping area that also offers free animatronics shows at Fountain of the Gods and Atlantis located at either end of the mall.

  4. BuyDowntown

    Gamblers Book Club

    This is the oldest gambling book store in the nation; if you need to learn how to play a game, this is where you go. This store is stacked with books that can teach you how to count cards and bet on sports. Try to visit when former owner Howard Schwartz is around for some interesting Vegas lore.

    Mon-Sat 9AM-6PM, Sun 9AM-5PM

  5. BuyThe Strip

    Grand Canal Shoppes

    Another massive shopping area that features the tacky objets d'art shop featured in Martin Bashir's interview with Michael Jackson.

  6. BuyDowntown

    Las Vegas Premium Outlets North

    120 designer and name-brand outlets including Coach, Lacoste, Polo Ralph Lauren and more.

  7. BuyHenderson and East

    Las Vegas Premium Outlets South

    120 outlet stores in an indoor setting complete with two food courts.

  8. BuyThe Strip

    LinQ Promenade

    A smaller promenade (at least in comparison to the others), but it contains a fair share of stores and restaurants, as well as the world's largest Ferris Wheel, the High Roller.

  9. BuyThe Strip

    Miracle Mile Shops

    Another large shopping area with approximately 150 stores and restaurants.

  10. BuyDowntown

    Sin City Gallery

    Contemporary art gallery presenting sophisticated and edgy emerging artists from around the corner and around the world. Offers new exhibitions/murals every month. Sin City Gallery produces an international annual juried erotic art exhibition.

    Wed-Sat 1-7PM and opened until 10PM every first Thursday and first Friday of the month for First Fridays Arts FestivalFree to visit

  11. BuyHenderson and East

    Town Square

    About half a mile south of Mandalay is an outdoor mall in the style of a small Mediterranean town that stands out amidst all the air-conditioned, indoor malls. The idea of open-air shopping in the summer in the desert might seem crazy at first, but an extensive network of trees, shadow alleys and water sprayers let you actually enjoy sunny afternoons outside. All shops and restaurants here have their own, distinguished one- or two-story houses. The mall centers around a square featuring trees, ice-cream and coffee stands and benches to rest.

  12. BuyHenderson and East

    Galleria at Sunset

    1300 W. Sunset Rd.

    -Sat 10AM-9PM; Sun 11AM-6PM

  13. BuyThe Strip

    Grand Bazaar Shops

    3635 Las Vegas Blvd. S

  14. BuyDowntown

    Neonopolis

  15. BuyHenderson and East

    The District at Green Valley Ranch

    2225 Village Walk Dr

  16. BuyThe Strip

    The Shops at Crystals

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Las Vegas (CC BY-SA 4.0).