Las Vegas

Museum of Antique Cars

3535 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV

About the company:

The largest museum of rare cars in the world. Now it stores more than 200 exhibits worth more than $ 100 million.

Among them are the 1914 Royles Royce carrying Tsar Nicholas II, the armored Mercedes Benz owned by Hitler, the Packard by Japanese Emperor Hirohito, the Lincoln with a transparent top by John F. Kennedy, the Cadillac by Marilyn Monroe, and many other cars owned by famous people or interesting in themselves. For example, Formula 1 cars.

The museum is located at the Imperial Palace Hotel. Some of the cars are still on the move and can be bought. Of course, the prices for rarities are very high.

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