Las Vegas · MUSEUMS
On a forty-degree afternoon a museum is not a fallback, it is the plan. The 15 below cover the mob history, the neon collection and the oddities on the Strip, with entry prices and which tickets skip the queue.
ARTE Museum Las Vegas blends digital art, sound, scent, and interaction in a self-guided experience lasting 30 to 90 minutes.
“The Arte museum was fabulous! A must see in Las Vegas! This interactive experience was well worth the money!”
Explore Al Capone, Bugsy Siegel, the Kefauver courtroom, FBI tapes, and a Prohibition speakeasy at Las Vegas’s Mob Museum.
“Very interesting. I really liked the speakeasy, where I enjoyed a tasty cocktail and had some lunch.”
Meet 80+ wax celebrities, pose with Marvel heroes, and add 4D and 7D thrills at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas on the Strip.
“One of the great spots in Las Vegas to visit and take pictures with famous people. Quite realistic, it was difficult some times to tell who was real and who was not.”
Review of Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas, with authentic wreckage, passenger stories, replicas, pricing, and practical tips.
“We have been to the Titanic Museum in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Although this wasn't to that caliber, it was very nicely done with interesting relics. It was fun to see if our passenger given to us when we checked in survived the disaster. Although a bit expensive, I recommend the visit.”
Explore 250 Titanic artifacts, full-scale room recreations, and the ship’s final voyage at the Luxor in this moving Las Vegas exhibition.
“There are actual artifacts from the titanic, would have enjoyed a narrator. Really appreciated the List of names survived and perished with numbers per class. The card given to each patron was either one who lived or died, I would have liked to know more about that person if possible. Curious to know more about the expedition, who got the artifacts, was family notified, if it can be kept for expedition, other than the pieces like the 1500 ton piece of the ship, how they picked up the dishes in tact.”
Test your senses at Las Vegas Paradox Museum with 90+ optical illusions, upside-down rooms, mirror halls, and family-friendly photo fun.
“It was interesting and quirky, it was fun. I wished they had an attendant to help explain how to get the best picures, so of the exhibits were confusing”
Explore Arte Museum Las Vegas, where digital waterfalls, waves, flowers, and forests meet sound and scent in a one-hour art visit.
“The interactive art was so much fun! This big kid enjoyed the coloring with a twist! Each of the displays/rooms were beautiful and amazing.”
Explore Las Vegas history among restored neon signs and vintage relics at The Neon Museum, with day or night entry and a free audio app.
“Was not what was advertised. Very small when it could be so much more. There were many sign behind sign and in storage. And for the cost you expect more.”
See real preserved human bodies and organs at Luxor’s Bodies The Exhibition, a self-guided, thought-provoking Las Vegas indoor attraction.
“This museum was right beside my hotel and had plenty to see in it! Real bodies on show for you to see exactly what is underneath our skin and the size and shapes of the different muscles in our body. Really fascinating! There was even cancerous parts of the body to show you what cancer actually does to your organs.”
Explore red sandstone, petroglyphs, and Pueblo artifacts on a small-group Valley of Fire tour from Las Vegas with lunch and hotel pickup.
“Justine was very knowledgeable. he kept us entertained. gave us a lot of the history of the area.”
Explore Route 66, Oatman’s wild donkeys, cowboy show, and Black Mountain scenery on a relaxed seven-hour trip from Laughlin.
“Well worth your time. Beautiful scenery and a great guide to get you there. The people of Oatman were so friendly and the prices very reasonable. You won’t be disappointed.”
See 13 real human bodies and 260 organs at BODIES | The Exhibition inside Luxor, with a close look at anatomy, health, and human choices.
“My son and I had a fabulous time viewing this amazing exhibit and educating ourselves with the written info available too. Very well displayed not crazy busy unlike the rest of Vegas and very helpful staff too. I've seen an exhibit like this in the past and enjoyed this one just as much. If bones, muscles and the human body are your thing then give it a look you won't be disappointed.”
Explore Las Vegas’s Atomic Museum for Cold War artifacts, nuclear science, pop culture, and a clear look at America’s testing era.
“Very interesting museum! My husband loved it. Lots of information. I should have rented the headphones.”
Review of Las Vegas Neon Museum night tour and open-top bus ride, with Strip views, Fremont Street, photo stops, pricing, tips, and drawbacks.
“The city is exciting at night and this tour captures it perfectly. Great photo opportunities at the Neon Museum and Vegas sign.”
Trade the Las Vegas Strip for red sandstone, ancient petroglyphs, the Lost City Museum, and a small-group Valley of Fire tour.
“We had a small core group (4 of us) which was nice as we got to get to know our tour mates a bit. Julian did a great job educating us all along the way and allowing us time to explore yet keeping us on schedule”
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