Nevada State Museum
The Nevada State Museum tells the story of the Silver State across 70,000 square feet, from prehistoric wildlife and geology to Bugsy Siegel, the Hoover Dam and neon-era Las Vegas. Located on the Springs Preserve campus.
Nevada State Museum Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
The Nevada State Museum packs the sweep of the Silver State's history into 70,000 square feet, from the prehistoric creatures and geology that shaped the land to the people and events that made modern Nevada. Engaging exhibits cover everything from desert wildlife to the mob's grip on early Las Vegas, the building of the Hoover Dam and the city's dazzling neon heyday.
It's located on the Springs Preserve campus, making it easy to pair the two in a single visit — often with a combined ticket. A great family-friendly stop for anyone curious about the real history behind the glitz. Check current admission online.
Insider tipIt sits on the Springs Preserve campus, so you can easily combine the two in one visit — check whether your ticket bundles both, as it's often the better-value option.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
309 S. Valley View Blvd.
