Town Square

Featuring stunning architecture, pleasant walkways and a village-like atmosphere, Town Square is not like any other shopping center in Las Vegas. Once you enter this facility, it actually feels like you're in the heart of a historic metropolitan city.

But unlike major cities, you won’t have to worry about confusing one-way streets, traffic, difficult parking or costly meters. With 5,800 parking spaces available, guests can actually choose from three different parking garages or sidewalk parking.

The 1.5-million-square-foot facility is located on the south end of the Strip, just past Mandalay Bay and Luxor. Featuring 70 different facades, the overall theme at Town Square portrays a city that has aged over time. Architects and designers traveled across the globe to get ideas for these buildings. The result? Colorful, Mediterranean, Spanish and Colonial-style facades along with antique street poles as accents.

The 117-acre Town Square not only offers an eclectic mix retail shops and a variety restaurants, but an 18-screen movie theater, a children’s park and a picnic area as well.

Even though the space is large, shoppers don't have to worry about excessive walking. Town Square created specific sections suited for a specific shopper's taste. For instance, one particular area of the property features children's clothing stores and accessories. Stores catering to young adults include Abercrombie and Fitch, Aeropostale and Hollister. Visitors can easily pop in and out of these stores without having to travel across the entire center. 

Other popular shops include Metropark, Aldo, Banana Republic, Sephora, MAC, Bath & Body Works, Steve Madden, Victoria's Secret and the edgy, high-class furniture store, Robb & Stucky. In addition, you'll find establishments typically not found in shopping mall settings, such as Borders and Whole Foods.