The Mob Museum
The Mob Museum, in a historic 1933 Downtown courthouse, tells the true story of organized crime and the law enforcement that fought it, with real artifacts, a Prohibition-era speakeasy and the original Kefauver hearings courtroom. A top-rated (4.9) Las Vegas highlight.
The Mob Museum Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
The Mob Museum — officially the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement — occupies a beautifully restored 1933 federal courthouse in Downtown Las Vegas, the very building that hosted one of the nationally televised Kefauver hearings into organized crime in 1950.
Inside, immersive exhibits trace the dual story of the mob and the lawmen who pursued them, with genuine artifacts, interactive displays, a crime-lab experience and a hidden Prohibition-era speakeasy. It's far deeper than it first appears — plan for two to three hours. With a near-perfect 4.9 rating, it's a Downtown must. Check current admission online.
Insider tipBudget two to three hours — it's deeper and more interactive than it looks — and don't miss the basement speakeasy and the crime-lab experience; check current admission online.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
300 Stewart Ave.
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