About
The Neon Museum is an outdoor museum in Las Vegas, Nevada, set on Las Vegas Boulevard South at the La Concha Motel. It preserves some of the city's iconic neon signs from its golden age, bringing together pieces that once lit up the streets and casinos of the Strip and downtown.
What you will see
The museum is laid out as a walk through what it calls the neon graveyard, a field of old signs displayed in the open air. Visitors can view the signs up close and read the story each one carries about the city it once served.
- Large, colourful neon signs gathered from past decades of Las Vegas
- An outdoor setting, so the visit is best suited to a relaxed walk
- Information on the artistry and history behind the glowing designs
Why it suits a visit
For anyone interested in design, signage or the look of mid-century American cities, the museum offers a clear view of how neon shaped Las Vegas's identity. It is a quieter counterpoint to the lights of the Strip itself, and it pairs naturally with a wider walk along Las Vegas Boulevard, where many of the city's best-known attractions are found.
The museum is a good fit for a short, focused stop, whether you come as a design enthusiast, a history reader or simply a visitor curious about the city behind its famous glow.