The Plaza, 1 Main Street, at the head of Fremont Street
02
The Train Station Behind the Casino
The Plaza, 1 Main Street, at the head of Fremont Street
03
The Great Train Robbery That Wasn’t
The Plaza, 1 Main Street, at the head of Fremont Street
The Golden Gate
Stops
4–7
04
Telephone Number One
Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, 1 Fremont Street
05
The 50-Cent Shrimp Cocktail
Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, 1 Fremont Street
06
The Old Slot Machines
Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, 1 Fremont Street
07
The Locksmith Who Broke the House
Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, 1 Fremont Street
The Circa Block
Stops
8–11
08
The Overland and the Las Vegas Club
Circa, 8 Fremont Street, on the block between Main Street and First Street
09
Bucking the Tiger
Circa, 8 Fremont Street, on the block between Main Street and First Street
10
Deep-Fried Twinkies at Mermaids
Circa, 8 Fremont Street, on the block between Main Street and First Street
11
The Golden Goose
Circa, 8 Fremont Street, on the block between Main Street and First Street
The Pioneer Club and Vegas Vic
Stops
12–13
12
Howdy, Pardner
25 East Fremont Street, the corner of First Street and Fremont
13
The Neon Wedding
25 East Fremont Street, the corner of First Street and Fremont
The Northern Club
Stop
14
14
The Woman Who Held Licence Number One
15 East Fremont Street
Glitter Gulch
Stop
15
15
Before the Canopy
Under the Fremont Street canopy, at First Street
Binion’s
Stops
16–21
16
The Cowboy Who Carpeted Fremont Street
Binion’s Gambling Hall, 128 East Fremont Street
17
The World Series of Poker
Binion’s Gambling Hall, 128 East Fremont Street
18
The Mint and the Mint 400
Binion’s Gambling Hall, 128 East Fremont Street
19
Atom Bombs on a Postcard
Binion’s Gambling Hall, 128 East Fremont Street
20
The Horse That Left Town
Binion’s Gambling Hall, 128 East Fremont Street
21
The Hotel Apache
Binion’s Gambling Hall, 128 East Fremont Street
The Fremont Hotel
Stop
22
22
The Kid Who Played the Fremont
Fremont Hotel and Casino, 200 East Fremont Street
The Four Queens
Stops
23–26
23
Four Daughters and a Joker
Four Queens, 202 East Fremont Street
24
A Rose for the Lady
Four Queens, 202 East Fremont Street
25
The Silver Strikes
Four Queens, 202 East Fremont Street
26
Win a Car
Four Queens, 202 East Fremont Street
The Old Movie Palaces
Stop
27
27
The Picture Houses of Fremont Street
El Portal Theatre, 310 Fremont Street
The El Cortez
Stops
28–31
28
Silver Dollars and Clay Chips
El Cortez, 600 East Fremont Street
29
Mr. Downtown
El Cortez, 600 East Fremont Street
30
The Guest Who Never Checked Out
El Cortez, 600 East Fremont Street
31
The Last Original
El Cortez, 600 East Fremont Street
A story in your ears. The place in front of you.
Look up. Listen. Notice the detail you might have walked past.
The narration brings each account to the place where you’re standing. Read along when you
prefer, and take each stop at your own pace.
From a page to a place.
Make the stories part of your visit.
01
Choose what catches your eye.
Follow a whole tour, or make time for one discovery between other plans.
02
Look up. Listen. Take your time.
Bring headphones for the narration. Read along when you prefer, and pause whenever you
like.
03
Keep exploring with one Pass.
The $15 Pass gives you 14 days from activation to explore the included collection across
the Strip and Downtown.
History is better when you’re standing in it.
Take Downtown Las Vegas History Walk: What Was Once Here into your next Vegas visit.
Explore the full written guide here, at your own pace.
Downtown Las Vegas History Walk: What Was Once Here
31 stops · Self-guided
The Plaza → The Golden Gate → The Circa Block → The Pioneer Club and Vegas Vic → The Northern Club → Glitter Gulch → Binion’s → The Fremont Hotel → The Four Queens → The Old Movie Palaces → The El Cortez
No. Explore independently, around your own plans. You choose when to start and how long to
spend at each stop.
Does the Pass cover just this tour?
One $15 Pass covers the included tours and discoveries across the Strip and Downtown for 14
days from activation. You can choose another walk during the same stay.
Can I listen rather than read?
Audio narration is at the heart of Vegas Retold. Written accounts let you read along or
explore without headphones.
How much time should I allow?
Leave time to listen and look around. Any walking estimate shown here covers the mapped walk;
listening, crossings and time inside each property are extra.
What should I check before visiting?
Check current opening times, signs and access at each property. Maps and historical accounts
do not guarantee an open entrance or a step-free route.
Is the iPhone app available yet?
You can explore the tours and their available sample stories here. App actions appear when
available.
One Pass. More to discover.
Follow a whole tour. Stop for one discovery. Come back tomorrow and start somewhere new.
