Technology is an amazing thing, isn’t it? Thanks to it, we can explore the areas of Nevada we’ve always wanted to see without ever leaving our house. A number of Nevada attractions have started to offer virtual experiences and Las Vegas’s Neon Museum is one of them. Presenting a one-of-a-kind look at Sin City’s glitzy history, the museum has become a hot tourist destination over the years. If you’ve ever wanted to see it for yourself and never got around to it, now’s the time to check out this fascinating virtual tour! It’s like experiencing a little bit of Las Vegas from the comfort of your home.
As one of Las Vegas's flashiest attractions, the Neon Museum is a must-see destination. However, you don't necessarily have to leave your house in order to experience its glitzy wonder. Thanks to a nifty new virtual tour, you can learn about the best of the Neon Museum anytime and anywhere.
These days, many museums and attractions have started offering virtual experiences and digital alternatives. The Neon Museum represents one of Las Vegas's first virtual tours, and it's definitely a good one. After all, it's impossible not to be completely mesmerized by the Neon Boneyard's endless treasures.
The Neon Museum specifically takes visitors through the history of Las Vegas via the famous neon signs that once lit up the town. If you're familiar with Las Vegas's past, you'll probably recognize quite a few of these signs from decades past.
The virtual tour sets your focus on several different signs that can be found in the famous Neon Boneyard. This includes the long-forgotten signage of famous establishments like Moulin Rouge, Treasure Island, Hard Rock Cafe, Yucca Motel, and Stardust.
The tour doesn't only contain pristine images of these iconic signs, but the historical significance behind each one of them as well. Using an audio guide, viewers can learn about each individual piece and what impact it made on Vegas history.
The tour also includes features from "Lost Vegas: Tim Burton @ The Neon Museum." Showcasing Burton's art that is on display for the first time in nearly a decade, the display opened last year and has since become one of the museum's most prominent attractions.
Additionally, the Neon Museum has made a habit of regularly engaging its audience on Facebook with fascinating tidbits of Sin City history, so be sure to check them out. And don't forget to head on over to the virtual tour of the flashy and wonderful Neon Boneyard. You'll need the secret password—Neon.
