Neonopolis

The Neonopolis, in Las Vegas

The Neonopolis is a great entertainment complex of Downtown Las Vegas, opened in 2002, conceived as an urban leisure centre open day and night. The Las Vegas audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this three-storey building covered with neon, where you can go out, eat and have fun without entering a casino, at the entrance of Fremont Street.

The city of neon without a casino

Here is the Neonopolis, one of the great entertainment hubs of modern Downtown. Opened in 2002, this complex of three storeys and nearly twenty-three thousand square metres was conceived as an urban leisure centre, complementary to the historic casinos of the district. Its name, formed on the word neon, comes from the kilometres of luminous tubes that run along its façade and its interior, in the purest tradition of Las Vegas, world capital of neon. The idea was simple but innovative: to create a festive, colourful space open twenty-four hours a day, where you can spend the evening without necessarily entering a casino, at a time when Downtown sought to reinvent itself to attract a broader, family and tourist public. Inside, you find an eclectic mixture of restaurants, bars, game rooms, entertainments and shops, as well as spaces hosting concerts, shows and events. The complex also shelters a collection of old neon signs, restored and exhibited, that echo the visual history of the town and complete the memory work of the nearby Neon Museum. A place of passage and meeting at the entrance of Fremont Street, the Neonopolis illustrates the renewal of Downtown and its more relaxed atmosphere than the Strip. A leisure complex and a setting of neon, the Neonopolis is a fine stop of the discovery of Las Vegas.

What to see

Here you discover a great entertainment complex opened in 2002, of three storeys and nearly twenty-three thousand square metres, covered with neon and open day and night; conceived as an urban leisure centre where you go out without entering a casino, it brings together restaurants, bars, game rooms and shops, as well as a collection of restored old neon signs. The Neonopolis is an entertainment hub of Downtown Las Vegas. It is a fine stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The Neonopolis lies at the entrance of Fremont Street, in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas, reachable on foot. It is a leisure complex freely accessible, sheltering restaurants, bars, game rooms and shops, that follow their own hours. You discover it during a walk in Downtown.

What is the Neonopolis in Las Vegas?

A great entertainment complex opened in 2002, of three storeys and nearly twenty-three thousand square metres, covered with neon and open day and night; conceived as an urban leisure centre where you can go out without entering a casino, at the entrance of Fremont Street, it brings together restaurants, bars, game rooms, shops and a collection of old neon signs.

Where is the Neonopolis in Las Vegas?

At the entrance of Fremont Street, in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas, in the United States.