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Like many big cities in the United States, Las Vegas has its Chinatown where Chinese businesses gather under pagoda-shaped roofs. Every year, the famous dragon dance is performed there for the Chinese New Year. However, the place is far from matching the Chinatowns of San Francisco and New York: most of the facades are purely decorative and the buildings form a large classical shopping mall. There are about fifteen stalls, restaurants, bars and about twenty stores (supermarket, bookstore, decoration).

The Wynn and Encore shopping promenades are home to many luxury brands divided between the Wynn Plaza Shops, The Shops at Wynn and The Shops at Encore with Chanel, Christian Dior, Cartier, Louboutin, Balmain, Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Saint Laurent. This place also distinguishes itself by its very large offer of luxury watches. You will be able to stroll in the shopping alleys distributed on two levels in a luxurious setting with noble materials.

The Grand Canal Shoppes is a huge covered shopping mall located in the heart of the Venetian and extends into the neighboring Palazzo. It takes up the theme of Venice and in particular of its grand canal, on which you can move in a gondola, under a painted sky always blue. Between the replicas of Venetian bridges and the square of St. Mark's Square, we discover dozens of stores and stores, restaurants and cafes, whose facades recall those of the palaces of the city of the Doges. Many of the signs are of Italian origin.

Some shops, restaurants and bars occupy the sky bridge (understanding the link) between the Manadaly Bay and the Luxor. Despite the publicity on the place, there is little choice. Obviously, this is not the place to go for shopping in Las Vegas.

Originally, this mall was the Aladdin's shopping promenade and was called the Desert Passage. Planet Hollywood renamed the complex Miracle Mile Shops. Outside the shopping aisles, the Arabian villas are still there, bringing a hint of Oriental flavor to what remains a gigantic mall with more than 200 stores, restaurants and bars. Note the presence of two free attractions: Fountain Show and Rainstorm Show, every hour from 10am to 11pm from Monday to Thursday and every half hour from Friday to Sunday.

Designed to entertain and enchant, this oversized mall was built in a European style: here, shoppers stroll along wide streets amidst stores, almost as if they were in an amusement park. In addition, there are many concerts on weekends, while families flock to the Grove for the lighting of the huge Christmas tree every year. Finally, a huge amount of retailers are present, including Apple, Banana Republic, Brandy Melville, Gap, Coach, Forever 21, Nike, Michael Kors, or UGG.

This small shopping center with a rustic and country look was built in 1948. While it can't compete with the city's institutions, it is appreciated for its charm and atypical character, with a structure reminiscent of the old markets of England. It features local artisans as well as renowned brands such as James Perse, Goop, Capitol and Christian Louboutin. Also on site: several dining options offering a variety of cuisine, from Barney's Burgers to Sweat Rose Cremery to Reddi Chick Bbq.