The 10 Best Shopping Malls in Las Vegas
Looking for the best shopping malls in Las Vegas? From luxury arcades on the Strip to a container park downtown, here is where to shop in Las Vegas.
The best Shopping Malls in Las Vegas, Nevada, recommended by Sigrid from My Travel Diary USA
Las Vegas has grand hotels, iconic casinos, and many luxurious shopping malls.
Many of the city’s best malls are located right on the Strip, making them easily accessible whether you’re walking or driving just a few minutes.
From designer boutiques to unique souvenir shops, these malls offer an exclusive selection of stores and experiences.
1. Open-Air Downtown Container Park
Address: 707 Fremont St, Las Vegas
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 is considered a shopper’s paradise because you can find unusual items that you will not find anywhere else.
There are plenty of seating areas where you can eat or enjoy the nice weather in the outdoor space.
There is a playground with a giant slide and a treehouse for children.
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2. The Shops at Crystals
Address: 3720 S. Las Vegas Blvd
The Shops at Crystals is an impressive, very upscale Strip Mall whose glittering facade shows from the outside that something special awaits you.
Located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip next to the Aria, it houses some of the most exclusive luxury shops in the world.
All well-known brands have a store here, from Louis Vuitton (its largest store in North America), Dior, Hermès and Prada to Tiffany & Co., Loro Piana and Valentino.
Of course, there are also several restaurants, such as Mastro’s Ocean Club, Cucina by Wolfgang Puck and Toca Madera.
Stroll in this comfortable environment, past the water features, excellent floral arrangements, and a look into the luxurious windows.
3. Fashion Show
Address: 3200 S Las Vegas Blvd
If you want to escape the hot temperatures for some time, this Mall offers a stroll.
It is located on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip, across from Wynn.
More than 250 stores, from luxury brands to everyday names, plus department stores such as Nordstrom, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Dillard’s.
The mall features an excellent food court for those who want to eat a bite, offering everything from burgers and sandwiches to Panda Express.
We especially like to go to this Vegas Strip Mall when it gets dark. From the 2nd or 3rd floor, you can watch the many colorful lights of the Las Vegas Strip.
4. The LINQ
Address: 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd
The LINQ Promenade, located between The LINQ Hotel and the Flamingo Hotel, is one of the newer shopping malls in Las Vegas.
This small but beautiful boulevard offers a wide range of shopping in small boutiques and lovely shops.
Of course, there are also great bars, restaurants, and live music, just what the Las Vegas vacationer wants.
The atmosphere is similar to that on the Strip, but it is a little quieter, and you feel like you are in another place because it is between two hotels.
What should not be missed when visiting this promenade is a ride in the High Roller, one of the tallest observation wheels in the world.
From a height of 167 meters, you have a fantastic view of the Strip and Las Vegas.
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5. Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
Address: 3500 S Las Vegas Blvd
The Forum Shops in Caesars Palace are considered the queen of malls with their unique spiral escalators.
There are countless shopping options, and I have to say that I have never seen so many luxurious and beautiful shops in one place.
Among them are Versace, Louis Vuitton, Armani, Jimmy Choo, Gucci, and Christian Louboutin, to name a few.
You can stroll past impressive Roman statues and a massive aquarium under a sky that can change its color and looks deceptively real.
Check out the Fall of Atlantis show with its fire, water and animatronic statues. It runs hourly from noon to 8 pm, Thursday to Monday (as of July 2026). We are thrilled every time.
6. Grand Canal Shoppes at Venetian
Address: 3377 Las Vegas Blvd S
When you enter the Grand Canal Shoppes of the Hotel Venetian, you are immediately drawn in by the atmosphere of this place.
You can stroll along cobblestones, under painted ceilings, the replica of the Grand Canal, and past luxurious shops.
The Grand Canal Shoppes feature some of the world’s leading luxury brands such as Diane von Furstenberg, Tory Burch, Burberry, or Michael Kors and is by no means one of the average shopping malls in Las Vegas.
Also, the number of small and large restaurants such as Mercato della Pescheria or Delmonico Steakhouse is impressive.
As in the Caesars, the shops are geared towards well-heeled visitors, but the ambiance is worth a stroll.
7. Bellagio
Address: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd
The Hotel Bellagio is designed in an exquisite style and has a lovely shopping mile that houses many luxury shops.
In this Las Vegas Mall, you walk over noble tiles and carpets under high glass ceilings past small but fine designer shops.
Many well-known designers have a shop here, like Chanel, Gucci, Giorgio Armani, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co, and Dior.
This shopping street at Hotel Bellagio is considered one of the most luxurious on the Las Vegas Strip.
8. Grand Bazaar
Address: 3635 S Las Vegas Blvd
In front of Horseshoe Las Vegas (formerly Bally’s), you will find the Grand Bazaar Shops.
The location in the center of the Las Vegas Strip with the Bellagio across the street and the Eiffel Tower from the Hotel Paris next door is truly unique.
You will feel in a bazaar while strolling past souvenirs, presents, and clothing past small, colorful shops and restaurants.
If we walk along the Strip, we like to stop there, stroll through the shops, eat a burger at Wahlburgers, or a hot dog at Dirt Dog.
Of course, there are other quick-service restaurants too.
9. M & M’s World
Address: 3785 S Las Vegas Blvd
You will hardly believe what there is to see. Four floors are packed with funny items and sweets around the colorful chocolate candies.
You can even create personalized M & Ms or buy ready-made items such as T-shirts or figures.
The shop is always an experience, and we visit it every time we stay in Las Vegas.
For us, it’s impossible to leave the store empty-handed. We can not resist the temptation even if it is not exactly cheap.
10. Hershey’s Chocolate World
Address: 3790 S Las Vegas Blvd
Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate are what Hershey’s Chocolate World is all about.
You see a giant Statue of Liberty made entirely of chocolate when you enter this shop.
Every time we stay in Las Vegas, we visit this shop at the New York New York Hotel.
There is a wide selection of chocolate gifts, from candy bars to candles that smell like Hershey’s chocolate.
There is always something to try, and in the bar, you can have excellent chocolate drinks conjured up.
In the upper section is the Reese’s area, with everything Reese’s offers.
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