It has a cool space-age theme, and then after talking to the bartender a bit we found out it’s actually the first bar in Las Vegas from 1952, and was named atomic because the customers would watch the atomic blasts from the roof-pretty wild! Stop in for a drink and check out the floor safe from the 50’s that wasn’t discovered until a 2013 remodel.Īfter some drinks, grab dinner on Fremont street. We stumbled into a dark dive bar called Atomic Bar on our first night in Vegas, and were really excited about their great draft beer and cocktail selection. Book your tour here before you go, they can sell out pretty quickly. The Neon Museum ( more photos here) is a must-see for vintage lovers! It’s the only place to see the old neon signs that used to light up the city during the 20th century, and they’re such a pretty throwback to old school Vegas! I love the look of those sun-drenched neon signs.

Lots of cute gifts there! Make a stop at 11th Street Records if you’re in the market for some vinyl too!

From the hotel we walked to brunch at PublicUs. On the way there we stopped in at Sister House Collective, a small shop that sells goodies that are all made by local Las Vegas women. Start the first day with a stroll down sparkly Fremont street. We walked past El Cortez Hotel a few times, and it looked like a great vintage spot to stay as well!

It’s a super cute mid-century boutique hotel with a pool right in the heart of classic Downtown Las Vegas. Since you’ll be spending most of your time in Downtown, book a room near that area. Take a little vintage-inspired detour away from the strip during your next adventure into the city! The downtown side of Vegas is such a hidden gem! There’s a whole lot of history and mid-century modern beauty that’s easily overlooked.

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