The best of Fremont walking tour
This one-hour Fremont Street walking tour brings the intrigue and history of old Las Vegas to life—without long walks or the crowds of the Strip.
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Highlights
Hidden Fremont
Step beyond the neon and casinos to uncover secret stories—unmarked facades, vintage photographs, and original artifacts tucked away in plain sight.
Vegas firsts
Hear how Fremont became home to the city’s earliest casinos, neon signs, and pioneering deals that launched Las Vegas into the spotlight.
Mob, money & mischief
From daring deals to legendary figures, discover how risk-takers shaped the city—with storytelling crafted to be entertaining for adults yet family-appropriate.
- Complimentary Las Vegas Collectible Map & Keepsake for Every Guest
Perfect for all ages
1 - The Plaza Casino
Begin your journey where it all started. Your guide will introduce Fremont Street’s history as the birthplace of Las Vegas — the first land auction, early saloons, and the rise of the gambling era.
2 - Fremont Street Experience
Walk under the world’s largest LED canopy and hear how Fremont Street transformed from dusty frontier to neon wonderland. Snap photos of icons like Vegas Vic and Binion’s Horseshoe.
3- The Golden Gate Casino and Hotel
Explore the oldest casino in Las Vegas, with many original artifacts tucked away in plain sight.
4 - Binion's Gambling Hall
Mob-money built this – stop by to take your picture with a cool 1 MIL and discover the characters who shaped this era.
5- Golden Nugget
Discover these historic casinos, the iconic 4 - with stories of tunnels, money laundering, mob deals, and madams that shaped the golden age of downtown.
6 - Fremont District East
Step into Fremont East, where vintage Vegas meets modern revival. Hear about restoration projects, rooftop bars, and the new wave of creative energy transforming the area.
7 - The El Cortez
Step inside one of Las Vegas’s original Mob hotels for a journey through time. Walk the “hallway of memories,” visit a hidden speakeasy barbershop, and explore one of the El Cortez’s iconic original 47 rooms—where the Mob era began.
8 - Downtown Container Park
All the way from Burning Man, we wrap up under a giant fire-breathing mantis sculpture, and then leave you to explore open-air urban playground made from over 40 repurposed shipping containers, local eateries, galleries, and boutiques.
