Places to Explore the History of Las Vegas
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Vegas has changed a lot over the years, but you can still get a peek at the early years of Sin City at these spots.
Circa Resort & Casino in Nevada, United States
El Cortez Hotel and Casino in Nevada, United States
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This is Las Vegas' longest continuously operating hotel and casino.
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The Mob Museum in Nevada, United States
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An interactive museum where you can learn about Vegas' sordid past and mobsters like Al Capone, Charlie Luciano, Meyer Lansky, and Benjamin Siegel.
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Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Nevada, United States
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Las Vegas' oldest casino, built in 1906!
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Little Church of the West in Nevada, United States
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The city's most iconic wedding chapel and, yes, you can invite Elvis to your wedding.
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Tropicana Las Vegas – a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Resort in Nevada, United States
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The second oldest hotel on the Las Vegas Strip and quieter than some of the more central hotels.
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Las Vegas Sign in Nevada, United States
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This sign has welcomed visitors to Las Vegas since 1959.
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The Neon Museum in Nevada, United States
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Walk around the neon boneyard to see many of the vintage neon signs that used to light up Las Vegas.
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Places to Explore the History of Las Vegas
Vegas has changed a lot over the years, but you can still get a peek at the early years of Sin City at these spots.
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- Circa Resort & CasinoSleep1
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- Golden Gate Hotel & CasinoSleep1
- Little Church of the WestSee & Do1
- Tropicana Las Vegas – a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & ResortSleep1
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- The Neon MuseumSee & Do1
The hotel is new, but you can see the famous Vegas Vickie neon sign in the hotel's lobby cocktail lounge.