2 days in Las Vegas: art, museums & history uncovered

Make your trip to Vegas extra special with a fun photoshoot at the iconic "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign! A pro photographer will snap memories that you'll cherish forever. Whether it’s your first time in Vegas, a wedding celebration, a bachelorette party, or just a family hangout, this experience is perfect for any occasion. Picture yourself striking a pose in front of the famous neon sign, soaking in the vibrant Vegas vibes. With no waiting in line and VIP service all the way, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the moment. Your professional photographer has the skills to make every photo a keeper, capturing everything from classic poses to candid moments. You’ll end up with a collection of awesome images that truly reflect your Vegas adventure.This photoshoot isn’t just about getting some great pictures; it’s about having an amazing time!Say cheese! 

You’ll get to interact with life-like representations of all your favorite characters and celebrities like never before, with immersive exhibits featuring special effects, sounds, lighting, and more, in eight fun-packed, themed rooms. Don't miss the fun at the famous wax museum in Vegas!It’s not a wax museum, it’s a wax attraction. You won’t find any glass cases or 'do not touch' signs at Madame Tussauds – in fact, here, you’re encouraged to touch, pose with, and participate in immersive experiences with all of the figures and exhibits.Hit the nightclubs with master DJ Steve Aoki, share a scene with Brad Pitt, or pose with Khloé Kardashian. Experience the glitz and glamor of the red carpet, and more.

Princess Diana & The Royals: The Exhibition transports you through time and history across 10,000 square feet, 12 curated rooms, and over 700 personal artifacts on display. This includes the largest on-display collection of Diana’s evening gowns, an artistic recreation of her famous wedding, engagement dresses by a world-renowned paper artist, and so much more.Holders of Go City attraction passes get 10% off in the gift shop during their visit and can choose to upgrade to the VIP package at check-in. This includes an audio guide and commemorative wine glass with a combined value of more than $30.

Whether you’re a car fanatic or just like a good action-packed car chase scene in the movies, you’ll enjoy the chance to get up close to iconic cars from more than 100 movies, TV shows, and the entertainment industry.Hollywood Cars Museum was a collaboration between Michael Dezer, one of the world’s most prestigious car collectors, and Hot Rod City Las Vegas.This amazing collection is showcased in a 30,000 square foot venue, allowing visitors to take their time browsing and get close enough to inspect some of the unique details featured on the vehicles. From practical to wild masterpieces only made possible by Hollywood imagination, you’ll get to see a little bit of everything.

Illuminate your Vegas trip with a visit to the Neon Museum. This quirky outdoor museum features over 250 signs from Las Vegas’ history, with 27 fully functional, awe-inspiring signs that have been restored and lit. Vegas is known for its vibrant signs that welcome visitors and wave them off. Each one represents a moment of Vegas history and culture. In this museum, you can learn about the story behind each neon sign, from the people who created it to its original purpose. You’ll enjoy unique photo opportunities, visit the outdoor exhibition space known as the Neon Boneyard, the North Gallery, which features “Brilliant! Jackpot,” and the immersive audiovisual experience that animates over 40 non-operational signs.  Explore the Las Vegas Luminaries mural, which features diverse Vegas characters, from showgirls to champions of civil rights.  The Neon Museum’s expansive collection chronicles the changes and trends in sign design and technology from the 1930s to today. The Museum also has a collection of 16 special restored signs installed across downtown Las Vegas – so you can try to spot them after your visit! Founded in 1996, The Neon Museum is accredited by the American Alliance of Museum, the highest national honor for museums in the United States. In 2021, it was ranked in Travel + Leisure’s 27 Best Museums in the U.S.