United States
Nevada
Las Vegas
Interactive Museums in Las Vegas

Interactive Museums in Las Vegas

Top 10 Interactive Museums

Madame Tussauds Las Vegas was the first Madame Tussauds to open in the United States, back in 1999. This popular wax museum and family-friendly attraction is located at The Venetian casino resort on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada.

4.5 (55 reviews)

The Mob Museum

The Mob Museum in Las Vegas is a museum dedicated to organized crime. It's the only place to see real life artifacts from the mob, like guns, electric chairs, the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall, and Bugsy Siegel’s sunglasses.

4.8 (135 reviews)

Illuminarium Las Vegas

Illuminarium Las Vegas is an immersive entertainment space that throws visitors into the cinematic action with state-of-the-art technology and sound systems. It is located in Las Vegas, NV, United States.

4.5 (13 reviews)

Paradox Museum Las Vegas

Explore optical illusions and interact with puzzling exhibits

4.9 (7 reviews)

REAL Bodies at Horseshoe Las Vegas

One of the most iconic hotel and casino resorts on the glitzy strip of Sin City, Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel and Casino has been featured in Hollywood movies like Rocky IV, Hot Shots!, and Leaving Las Vegas. These days, it's one of the best places to catch a Las Vegas show or see fascinating exhibitions.

4.7 (11 reviews)

Springs Preserve

Visitors to Las Vegas Springs Preserve can walk along nature trails, meet live animals, visit the museum, take a train ride to learn about the history of Vegas - and even explore a solar-powered house.

4.7 (3 reviews)

Tom Devlin's Monster Museum

See props, learn about movie history, and see special makeup effects used in 160+ feature films!

5 (2 reviews)

Erotic Heritage Museum

The brainchild of a reverend and a pornographer, Las Vegas' Erotic Heritage Museum is a sinless exploration of our sexual heritage. Educational, light-hearted, and never salacious, the exhibits on show provide an unabashed journey through the history of love, sex and eroticism. Contemplate the idea of sex in space, trace the evolution of human sexuality, ogle at erotic art from down the centuries, and much more. There's even the opportunity to be a part of Hieronymus Bosch's famously debaucherous “Garden of Earthly Delights”.

4.4 (12 reviews)

The Office of Collecting and Design

Stepping into the Office of Collection and Design is like entering a secret world of forgotten marvels. This 1,000 ft2 museum is an immersive, interactive celebration of once-lost artifacts, where the everyday is transformed into the extraordinary. Here, discarded or overlooked items find new purpose, challenging conventional notions of worth and value. The Office of Collection and Design encourages guests to view the world with fresh, curious eyes, uncovering the hidden magic in the commonplace.