Children's Discovery Museum
Making Vegas Family Friendly
Downtown has its culinary delights waiting for you. If you’re a steak person, head to Binions. The Top of Binions Steakhouse is Vegas’ best kept secret by the locals! The Downtown Grand’s Triple George, a San Francisco-style steakhouse offers upscale dining and has been voted the Best of Vegas for 6 years in a row!! While you’re strolling on Fremont Street, grab a burger at the Heart Attack Grill. Just be prepared to put on a hospital gown – for you own safety of course. You’ll find interesting restaurants, diners, bistros, old favorites and fast food everywhere you turn.
As you walk under the Fremont Street Experience canopy, there is shopping everywhere you look. You’ll find kiosks with everything you could imagine. Clothing shops, souvenir shops, nail salons, convenience stores and even a grocery store, all within walking distance. If you like Thrift shops and antiquing, make it over to Main Street. And the outlet mall across from the government center is the best one in the city. It’s also very popular. Tourist come by the bus load; seriously.
Downtown is known for the world-famous Fremont Street Experience; which features a LED canopy and free Viva Vegas light shows daily. The SlotZilla is a 12-story slot machine inspired zip line. Truly one of a kind. You’ll find stages with FREE live music concerts. There’s even a piece of the Berlin Wall inside the Main Street Station. See if you can find it! And the newest addition of things to do includes the Smith Center for the Performing Arts, the Mob Museum and Container Park.
Making Vegas Family Friendly
Symphony Park at the Smith Center
Fremont East
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Company: Realty Executives of Southern NV
Phone: 7023541342
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I have 20+ years of sales and marketing experience; primarily in the education software arena. I first became licensed to sell real estate in California in 2007. With the dust of the 'real estate bubble' on my heals, I decided to retire and relocated to Las Vegas in 2008 to be closer to my family. I lost my Mom in 2013 and my Dad in 2018. I felt I had lost my purpose also. So, I decided to give real estate a try again. With a solid foundation of sales and marketing, the transition back to real estate has been smooth. I’m prepared to create a marketing plan with solution-based strategies to reach your real estate goals. I would value the opportunity to assist you with your next real estate transaction; be it buying, selling or renting. Let’s talk soon!
Donna Florence Donna Florence Realtor
