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Las Vegas is not just about casinos or lively entertainment spots; it is also a city rich in cultural value. Even if you're on a budget, you can still enjoy an exciting journey. Check out the must-see attractions recommended by Mytour for a thrilling and affordable Las Vegas trip during the April 30th holiday!
Exploring Las Vegas during the April 30th holiday and top attractions to visit
The Mob Museum
One of the most fascinating places in Las Vegas is the Mob Museum, a museum dedicated to the underground world, which opened in February 2012 in a former courthouse and is also one of the oldest buildings in the city. The fun part is that as you tour the museum, you can take on the role of various characters like a police officer, judge, or even a mafia member... It’s definitely a must-visit spot when you're in Las Vegas for a trip.
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Neon Boneyard
Although it’s commonly referred to as the 'neon boneyard,' this museum has its own unique charm, thanks to its spontaneous and creative arrangement. With nearly 150 neon signs displayed here, it’s considered a collection of art pieces and fragments of American culture. As night falls, the large outdoor pathways come alive with the light from old signs once belonging to casinos, motels, and even budget hotels in Las Vegas.
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To learn more about the history and fascinating stories behind the neon signs here, you can spend around 20 USD to hire a local guide to take you through the Neon Museum.
* Please note that the Neon Museum is usually closed on January 1st, July 4th, Thanksgiving Day, and December 25th.
Fremont Street
Not only known as one of the most luxurious party cities in the world, Las Vegas also offers many free attractions for tourists. One of these is Fremont Street, the city's historic street, featuring a canopy with over 12 million LED lights stretching about 460 meters.
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The atmosphere on Fremont Street brings to life the look and feel of the 1970s and 1980s, with its flashing signs, old motels, and new shopping centers blending together to create a fascinating and captivating destination. Every evening, the casinos here dim their lights to make way for the lively sound and light show on the canopy. Additionally, the prices at the restaurants here are much more affordable compared to the nearby The Strip, making it an ideal spot to explore and recharge during your U.S. trip.
Springs Preserve Park
Springs Preserve Park is located about 5 km west of downtown and is a favorite spot for family travelers. Known as a desert botanical garden and an environmental museum showcasing the region’s harsh living conditions, it also frequently hosts outdoor art performances, ensuring visitors are continuously delighted by one surprise after another.
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Discovery Children’s Museum
For families traveling with young children on a USA tour and visiting Las Vegas, the Discovery Children’s Museum is sure to be the highlight for the little ones. This expansive space is like a full-fledged amusement park, offering countless fun exploration activities, from pirate ships to miniature towns, as well as climbing games and creative play within the museum.
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Mojave Desert
The outskirts of Las Vegas are a perfect travel paradise for nature lovers and thrill-seekers, offering exciting off-road adventures through the Mojave Desert. Not only is the area famous for its stunning landscapes, but it also hosts four iconic national parks: Death Valley National Park, Zion National Park, Joshua Tree National Park, and the Grand Canyon National Park.
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Red Rock Canyon
For photography enthusiasts, the Red Rock Canyon National Park, with its unique desert vegetation, offers a perfect setting to spark your creative inspiration. The shifting colors of the rocks here captivate everyone who lays eyes on them. Visitors can also enjoy activities such as hiking, horseback riding, or cycling to take in the stunning landscape around them.
