Located at 770 North Las Vegas Boulevard, the Neon Museum offers you a fascinating look into the illuminated history of Las Vegas. Set outdoors across a 2.27-acre site, this unique space preserves iconic signage dating from the 1930s to recent times. When you step inside, you enter through the visitor center, housed in the shell-shaped lobby of the former La Concha Motel, which was relocated from the Las Vegas Strip.
As you explore the Neon Boneyard, you will discover hundreds of signs from classic hotel-casinos and community businesses. You will see famous neon relics from iconic resorts like the Stardust, Riviera, Flamingo, Tropicana, Moulin Rouge, and Plaza. Beyond gaming landmarks, the collection features local gems from the Peppermill restaurant and Ugly Duckling Car Sales, plus distinct fiberglass sculptures such as a giant skull from Treasure Island.
You can experience the space through guided or self-guided tours, where fascinating stories are paired with each piece. Because many signs are unrestored due to high restoration costs, night tours illuminate them using external lighting, giving you an authentic feel for historic preservation.
What to see at Neon Museum
- Shell-shaped La Concha Motel lobby visitor center
- Classic casino signs including Stardust, Riviera, and Moulin Rouge
- Giant fiberglass skull from Treasure Island Hotel and Casino
- Vintage business signage like the Peppermill restaurant
Visiting tips
Book your tour early, as sold-out tours turn away thousands of visitors annually.
How long: 1-2 hours · Best time: Night
How to get there & what’s nearby
Neon Museum is easy to reach on Las Vegas’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Adventuredome. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Las Vegas travel guide.
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