Tivoli Village, Retail destination in Summerlin, Las Vegas, United States

Tivoli Village is a retail complex in Summerlin featuring cobblestone walkways and European-inspired architecture spread across 28 acres. The development combines retail spaces, dining venues, and office areas within a unified layout.

The project began in 2005 as The Village at Queensridge and opened its first phase in 2011 following construction delays. This development represented a shift toward a different retail design approach in the region.

The name comes from Tivoli, the Italian town whose gardens inspired the project's original design theme. The first phase opened on April 28, 2011, with 15 retailers and three restaurants, about half the retailers planned for that phase. A pizzeria by actor Joe Pesci was among the restaurants announced for the opening.

The center sits at 410 South Rampart Boulevard, next to Summerlin, reachable from Rampart Boulevard and Alta Drive. Parking is underground: a 1,400,000 sq ft garage with 3,500 spaces, built in a former wash after 1.1 million cubic yards of dirt were excavated. Elevators and escalators connect the garage to the shops.

The underground garage, built in what was once a wash, required excavating 1.1 million cubic yards of dirt and a 35-foot mass excavation; a 12-by-25-foot culvert diverts floodwater beneath the site. The garage holds 3,500 parking spaces across 1,400,000 square feet.