The Neon Museum

Illuminating Las Vegas' Glittering History

Step into the dazzling world of Las Vegas' past at The Neon Museum, a unique outdoor museum dedicated to preserving the city's most iconic art form - neon signs. Located in the heart of Las Vegas, The Neon Museum offers a nostalgic journey through the bright lights and colorful history of this vibrant city, showcasing an array of retired neon signs from its famous Strip and beyond.


A Walk Through Neon Boneyard

The museum's main attraction is the Neon Boneyard, an outdoor exhibition space housing over 200 historic neon signs. This eclectic collection includes signs from the 1930s to the present, each telling a story of the establishments they once adorned. The Boneyard offers a visual feast, with signs ranging from the elegantly simple to the fantastically extravagant.


Guided Tours: A Glimpse into the Past

The Neon Museum offers guided tours that provide insights into the history of the signs and the stories they tell about Las Vegas’ evolution. These tours are both informative and entertaining, giving visitors a deeper appreciation of the art and craftsmanship of neon sign making.


The Brilliant! Show: A Nighttime Spectacle

In addition to the daytime tours, The Neon Museum presents "Brilliant!" – a nighttime immersive experience. Using light projection technology, the show brings restored signs back to life in a dazzling 30-minute display, accompanied by music and archival footage, creating a spectacular multimedia experience.



Education and Conservation Efforts

The Neon Museum is not only a tourist attraction but also an institution dedicated to educating the public about neon art and sign preservation. It plays a crucial role in conserving this unique aspect of Las Vegas' cultural heritage, ensuring these bright lights continue to shine for future generations.


The Neon Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history and artistry of Las Vegas. It provides a unique window into the city's glittering past, preserving the stories and craftsmanship behind these luminous landmarks. Ready to experience the glowing history of Las Vegas? Visit The Neon Museum for a trip down memory lane like no other. For more information and to book a tour, visit NeonMuseum.org.


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