Museum of Neon Signage

In Las Vegas, the Museum of Neon Signage is a non-profit organization that collects and saves neon signs – the art of classical Vegas. The purpose of the organization is to convey to future generations the culture of the past.

Museum exhibits are stored not inside the museum, but on a three-acre neon "Cemetery". There are 150 signs that have not yet been restored. “Cemetery” stores real highlights, known all over the world: Golden Nugget, Binions Horsehoe, Silver Slipper, Caesars Palace Stardust. These withdrawals have been donated by various companies, business organizations and individuals.

Connoisseurs of the classics can see 10 restored signs that are directly under the open sky. The free gallery is open around the clock and can easily be seen walking around Downtown.

In the gallery you can look at such popular signs: “Aladdin’s Lamp”, “The Flame Restaurant”, “Chif Court Hotel”, “Andy Anderson”, “Nevada Motel” and many others.

You can find this cultural heritage of Las Vegas on Fremont Street Experience.