Erotic Heritage Museum
Part research archive, part deliberate camp: two floors of sexual history and art a block west of the Strip, from ancient artifacts to live shows - adults only.

Is the Erotic Heritage Museum Worth It?
The Erotic Heritage Museum grew out of one of the stranger partnerships in American museum history: Methodist minister and sexologist Ted McIlvenna and adult-industry mogul Harry Mohney opened it together in 2008, a block west of the Strip. Billed as the world's largest erotic museum, its 24,000 square feet range from Peruvian erotic pottery and Qing-dynasty snuff bottles to a gallery devoted to Spanish fantasy artist Luis Royo, with some exhibits developed alongside research partners like the Kinsey Institute. Admission runs about $32.
Curation is uneven by design. Some rooms read like a research archive, others go for pure camp, and the building also holds a wedding chapel and the Jewel Box Theater, longtime home of Puppetry of the Penis. The bigger caveat is the setting: Sammy Davis Jr Drive is a plain industrial corridor behind the Fashion Show block, so arriving on foot feels nothing like the Strip, and a few corners of the museum show their age. The museum's own website has also lapsed, which makes confirming a specific evening's hours harder than it should be. Come with a couple of hours, an open mind, and no one under 18 in tow.
Insider tipLater in the week the galleries stay open to 10pm, which lets you pair the visit with a Puppetry of the Penis performance in the same building instead of making two trips. Since the museum's website is currently offline, check the day's closing time at the front desk on the way in rather than trusting a listing.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
3275 S Sammy Davis Jr Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89109








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