Hidden + Unique Fremont Street $45 Walking Tour Friday

Las Vegas’ favorite cultural urbanist and tour guide, Richard Hooker, offers up a unique spin on Fremont Street with this new walking tour—but space is limited!  Join this exploration of Fremont Street and discover a collection of obscure objects, quirky artifacts, and overlooked places--old and new. The tour will visit the first ever hotel room in Las Vegas – essentially the mother lode of the Las Vegas hospitality industry. Tour guests will see a Streamline Moderne slot machine said to have inspired the architecture of Downtown’s newest hotel; check out an obscure Marilyn Monroe neon sign from the 1950s; open a small hinged cabinet door for an archeological reveal of the oldest brick wall in the city;  pause to view a remnant of what was a swanky martini glass swimming pool of the 1970s, and be awed by a beautiful Art Deco chandelier from the Figaro Opera House in Paris. 

The tour ends with a complimentary cocktail/beverage in a tribute to Downtown’s most famous Neon Diva, Vegas Vickie, in her stylish namesake lounge in the Circa Resort.