From swanky high-rise penthouses to 170-square-foot micro-units, downtown Las Vegas has a lot of residential living options — and city officials want to get that word out.
From swanky high-rise penthouses to 170-square-foot micro-units, downtown Las Vegas has a lot of residential living options — and city officials want to get that word out.
The tiny yet terrific bar in Downtown’s Container Park focuses on a variety of mules, barrel-aged cocktails, and whiskey flights.
Spend the hottest hours of the day wandering some of Vegas’ wacky museums, including the Mob Museumand the Neon Museum, or head downtown to the 18b Arts District, the so-called “heart of art and culture in Southern Nevada.
Downtown Container Park is a unique shopping and restaurant scene built in and around shipping containers.
Now that the weather feels like it is officially summertime, locals know the prime weather is after the sun sets for the day.
Las Vegas resorts are famous for ostentatious hotel suites that could double as mansions.
Lunchtime is busy at The Perch, where locals ordering healthy dishes occupy each table.
After perusing Downtown's boutiques and galleries, head to The Perch (now Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar*) for a laid-back vibe that draws locals and in-the-know visitors.
This open-air shopping and entertainment center is literally built out of repurposed shipping containers, and has become downtown’s gathering place.
The canvas is simple: tubular meat, squishy bun, maybe a squirt of mustard.