museum
The boneyard where retired casino signs go to rest — including the original Stardust and Moulin Rouge.
american restaurant
Working neon outside, mirrored booths and a fire pit lounge inside — open 24 hours since 1972.
bar
Vegas's oldest freestanding bar with vintage signage and a rooftop where you can still see downtown's neon glow.
Windowless tropical dive lit entirely by tiki torches and glowing signage — absolutely zero natural light allowed.
steak house
Classic neon steer out front; inside, red leather booths where Sinatra and Elvis actually ate prime rib.
hotel
Downtown's oldest casino still operating — the vintage marquee and blade sign have been glowing since 1941.
casino
The Flamingo's 1946 neon sign is the Strip's oldest — Bugsy Siegel's original joint, still lit pink every night.
shopping mall
Giant fire-breathing praying mantis sculpture made from reclaimed neon — because Vegas.
Legendary Fremont Street casino with working vintage horseshoe sign — where the World Series of Poker was born.