So, if you’re looking to experience a different side of Vegas (or simply want to take a break from the slots and tables), be sure to take note of the most educational, most exciting, and most belovedly brilliant museums in Las Vegas! 1 – Neon MuseumĬertainly one of Sin City’s more celebrated and well-known outdoor museums, the Neon Museum is a quintessential stop for anyone interested in the history and evolution of Vegas’ most iconic feature: bright and eye-catching neon signs. Wander off the beaten track and you’ll uncover hidden gems aplenty from the Atomic Testing Museum, a must-visit for anyone interested in nuclear science and the Cold War, to the family-favorite Discovery Children’s Museum, and spectacular exhibitions all over town dedicated to pop culture, cinema, superheroes, history, geology, and engineering (specifically the Hoover Dam), there’s truly something for everyone to enjoy. In the heart of the action lie several immersive and futuristic art museums that make it seem like you’ve stepped into the heart of a Hollywood sci-fi slick.
Museums of all shapes and sizes line the streets, each one telling its own story about Vegas’ history and present. Peek beyond the bright lights, bottomless brunches, and boisterous bars, and you’ll find a city brimming with culture and art - a brilliant side of Las Vegas that continues to be swept under the radar (yet purely to the detriment of those who choose to overlook it).
Sin City - a moniker that rings true across all of Las Vegas’ debaucherous casino floors, booze-fueled nightclubs, and round-the-clock resort parties.īut, take a step back and you’ll realize that there’s far more to this Nevada desert oasis than meets the eye.
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