Small Museums of Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NVby TravelSkoot 
- Sep 10, 2008
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If you're going to Las Vegas, take a some time to visit these museums that are a bit off the beaten path.
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The Neon Museum
425 Fremont St , Las Vegas, NV : (702) 387-63661Make your reservations for this tour ahead of time. You'll get a great history of Las Vegas as told through the retired neon that once lit the city.
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The Manilow Store @ Las Vegas Hilton
3000 Paradise Rd , Las Vegas, NV2Off the bat, let's be clear that this is a store dedicated to all things Barry Manilow. However, just because it's a place of commerce doesn't mean it can't be a cultural experience. It's like a museum that cuts to the chase and knows you're really there to shop. Also like a museum it has some activities that can't be beat like the recording booths where you can lay down a track of your favorite Manilow tune, or the listening booths where you can hear samples from the Mailow collection. In some ways it's actually better than a museum!
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Liberace Museum
1775 E Tropicana Ave , Las Vegas, NV : (702) 798-55953When you're done with the glitz and glamour of the strip, it's time to head to the glitz and glamour of the Liberace Museum. The building is hard to miss with a keyboard that adorns the façade. Inside the museum is home to many of Liberace's costumes and personal belonging including pianos and cars. If you can't get enough of the man, stop in at the gift shop and bring home a souvenir.
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Las Vegas Pinball Hall of Fame
3330 E Tropicana Ave , Las Vegas, NV4For pinball fans, casual players and even non-players, this place is a treat. You'll probably see some old favorites and maybe even find some new ones. With the exception of some of the older and obscure games, most everything on display is playable. It's a relaxing environment compared to the chaos of the strip.
