As you continue down the Strip on your vintage sidecar, you'll pass by some of the most iconic landmarks in Las Vegas, such as the Bellagio fountains, the Eiffel Tower replica at the Paris Hotel, and the towering pyramid of the Luxor. You'll also see the neon signs and flashy billboards that have made the Strip famous around the world.

One of the highlights of passing by Fremont Street on a vintage sidecar is the chance to see some of the area's most iconic landmarks up close. You'll ride past the Golden Nugget, one of the city's oldest and most famous casinos, as well as the Fremont Street Experience, a five-block entertainment district with dazzling light shows and live performances. You'll also see historic motels and hotels that have been featured in countless movies and TV shows, such as the El Cortez and the Binion's Gambling Hall. Fremont Street is a treasure trove of classic Vegas architecture and design, and seeing it from the seat of a vintage sidecar is a truly unique way to experience it all. Customers can have a walk on the pedestrian street of Freemont Street.

As you ride through the Arts District on your vintage sidecar, you'll see colorful murals and street art on almost every corner. The district is home to dozens of art galleries, studios, and performance spaces, making it a hub for the city's thriving arts scene. One of the highlights of passing through the Arts District on a vintage sidecar is the chance to see some of the area's most iconic landmarks up close. You'll ride past the Artifice, a popular bar and performance venue that features live music and art shows, as well as the Arts Factory, a massive complex with multiple galleries, studios, and event spaces.