 | Downtown has it's own "Welcome" sign. |
 | The Celebrity Nightclub located at 3rd and Ogden. A popular live-music venue in Downtown. |
| Old passenger railroad cars line Main Street next to the Plaza Hotel in memory of the old train station that once existed on this site |
 | In the 2007 movie, Lucky You, Dino's on Las Vegas Blvd was the establishment where Drew Barrymore's character, Billie Offer, got a lounge act job as a singer. |
 | A view of the east-end of the Fremont Street Experience along 4th St. |
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| Neonopolis is a virtually empty entertainment complex on the east side of the Fremont Street Experience, once housing an 11-screen movie theater. Neonopolis featured three-miles of neon lights. Rumors still circulate that the Star Trek Experience and the Museum of the Future will eventually be housed here. |
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| The Golden Gate and the Las Vegas Club anchor the west-side of the Fremont Street Experience. |
 | White Cross Drugs (between the Stratosphere and Downtown on Las Vegas Blvd) has operated at this location for over 60 years; note Tffany's Cafe (Las Vegas' first 24-hour restaurant)--the cafe serves up a hearty breakfast! |
 | There are only three booths inside Tiffany's Cafe (the rest of the seating is at the counter)--if you want to enjoy movie memories, sit in the middle booth--this is where a long scene in 2007's Lucky You was filmed; Drew Barrymore, Eric Bana and Robert Duvall all sat in this booth during the movie. |
| Almost across the street from White Cross Drugs is the Oasis Motel--famous poker and gin rummy player, Stu Ungar, died here in room #6 in November, 1998. Ungar won 5 World Series of Poker bracelets during his gambling career. |