I searched for historical stuff and this showed up. I didn't know anything about it but was…read moreintrigued. One day I went by it. It's a house but there's a lot of history. The Junior League of Las Vegas maintains it and has tours. I had no idea who Antonio Morelli was. He was the music director at the Sands. This house is maintained to look like it was during the 1960s. He lived in this house. The house actually was moved here and has an interesting story about that. Go to the League website. If you're interesting in a tour you have to sign up for it. It's only during certain times.

For a long time, I have wanted to tour the Morelli house in DTLV. Last Saturday, I took the…read moreopportunity and went for the 11:30 AM tour. The Junior League of Las Vegas uses this house as its headquarters but it was also their mission to preserve the house as one of their projects. The house is a great example of mid-century modern architecture. Originally, it was located on the golf course of the Desert Inn Country Club Estates on the Sands/Twain side. When Steve Wynn bought the Desert Inn, the houses from the Estates were leveled except for the Morelli house which was able to be moved. It was the only home with a crawl space and thus could be lifted up to be moved. The house was donated to the Junior League. Part of the tour is a video of moving the house on September 30, 2001, and it's quite interesting to see its move to Eastern, down to Fremont, and up 9th to Bridger. The interior contains many things we don't see in houses today. The tile work of the sinks in the bathroom are amazing, and the step down shower in the master bath is amazing. The Junior League women do the tour and it's quite interesting. Thanks to them, this house has survived and with it part of Las Vegas history. For those who don't know, Antonio Morelli was the musical director for the Sands Hotel.

So we decided to do this as part of a Go City Pass attraction, otherwise it probably would not have…read morebeen on my list of things to do in Vegas. What a loss thar would have been! I cannot recommend this highly enough. Our guide, Kelly, had old pictures and knew so much of this history of Old Las Vegas. It was amazing!! He told us where to get affordable water (ABC stores) and why ABC stores (which are Hawaii-based stores) are around, took us through the history of so many hotels and the highlights. We did this in December, so I am sure it is a lot hotter in the summer, but there is a lot of indoor space. I'd still recommend a water bottle. All of us loved learning and he was a great story teller. You go all the way down to Container Park and get some coupons and restaurant tip sheet at the end. You will be on your feet for two hours so wear comfy shoes. But we actually would consider staying down in "old Las Vegas" the next time we come, all because of this tour.

We booked this tour very last minute as in two hours before it started and were welcomed along. We…read moreloved it. We loved learning the history of Vegas and about the revitalization of downtown since this is where we were staying (and how this happened). We were taken into casinos we otherwise wouldn't have stopped in. Did you know there is an award winning pool in the golden nugget...we didn't. The two hours flew by and our tour guide offered suggestions for local eats. I recommend this tour if you want a bit of a history lesson on how Vegas came to be.

what a wonderful experience!!!! I hired Elvis for out of town friends who are Elv fans, and this…read moretour was a highlight of their visit! Elv went above and beyond.

What an experience! We had so much fun cruising around with Elvis in his pink caddy. The car was so…read moreluxurious (why don't modern cars have couches in them?) and it really transported us to the past. Eddie gave a wonderful tour of the town; we were singing songs and sharing Elvis trivia the whole way. It was so much fun! My husband and I had our vows renewed at the 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign. Eddie was a great officiant, he even had his own sound system so we could hear every word. Everyone was clamoring to see Elvis sing and he did an exceptional job! It was a magical night!

This is kind of a cool stop, if you're in the area. I wouldn't suggest anyone go out of their way,…read moresince you can't go inside. The owner does give private tours...there's information on the Liberace Mansion website. Hoping they give public tours in the future!

Today was amazing. We booked a private tour of Liberace's mansion. The amount of care and energy…read moreput into restoring this timeless piece of history really shows. Jason, our guide was very well informed. He answered all our questions, explained some Vegas history and didn't rush us through the experience. If you have the time, ability and can plan in advance, this is a must see.

I wish I could give this business zero stars…read more I set up an appointment with this company to take my boyfriend and I on a tour of Vegas and then to the 'Welcome to Las Vegas' sign where I was planning on proposing. The company called me 30 minutes before and said that our Elvis was 'sick' so he wasn't going to be driving our car and they would provide another guide. Our car and driver showed up and at first glance everything was fine but then the guide started talking. Everything that came out of this guys mouth was super awkward and weird. I was expecting an Elvis themed tour of Vegas (which is what is promised on the website) and he told us where all the malls are, where people get into fights on the strip, and about how he wasn't really an Elvis fan. When we passed the Mandalay Bay he went Into detail about the horrible shooting that happened there and then proceeded to tell us how the Welcome to Vegas sign was set-up as a memorial for the victims. Not necessarily what I was going for before proposing to my boyfriend. If the driver wasn't bad enough, the car sent me over the edge. I understand that it is an old car and some wear and tear is normal but if you have to cover the cracks dash with a dirty looking towel then maybe you should repair the car before you take people out in it. We literally stalled in the middle of traffic twice. I can't believe that's them same car they use to marry people and I'm glad I didn't pay them a penny more. I called the company and was promised a refund for my missing Elvis, which still hasn't gone through. I told them about what happened and the woman was totally unhelpful nor was I offered any more of a refund for the bad guide and the condition of the car. Don't waste your money with this company.

First. haha if you like Elvis and Old Vegas. This is for you! Elvis takes you on a historical Vegas…read moretour, and even includes the pawn stars shop

Thank you Introduce and Aimee Vargas for always teaming up with great partners!…read more I enjoyed the Bright Lights City Tour with Pink Jeep and had a wonderful time. From the pick up to drop off. Nikki was our guide and she was so knowledgeable about the city and fun facts about old and new Vegas! We stopped at the Welcome to Las Vegas sign for pictures and went on our strip tour all the way to downtown, Fremont Street. We then had the opportunity to enjoy the High Roller which was so unique! We got to see the blood moon from 550ft above ground, the Bellagio Fountains which had the USA colors in preparation for the 4th of July! We got to see the sphere and so many glittering lights. Water was provided. Minimum walking so great for guests that don't want to walk a lot and still enjoy the scenery! Would highly recommend it! Great price as well.

Calvin our tour guide was amazing. Despite a parade going on he did a fantastic job at entertaining…read moreus He had lots of valuable information. Jeep was clean . He had water was a adventure and fun. Definitely would go back for another tour.

Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum was hands down my favorite part of our entire Las Vegas trip. The…read morecollection is enormous, the atmosphere is genuinely unsettling, and the guides do an excellent job bringing the sinister history behind each artifact to life. It is absolutely worth spending the extra money on the RIP All Access ticket. You receive a free Haunted Museum shirt, a badge and lanyard, and access to areas that are closed to general-admission guests. If you're already making the journey into one of the darkest collections in Las Vegas, you might as well unlock every forbidden door. For those seeking an even more intense paranormal experience, the museum also offers a Late Night Flashlight Ghost Tour. Guests are allowed to explore the darkened museum with flashlights and ghost-hunting equipment. It sounds like the closest you can get to conducting your own investigation--though after what happened to me, I'm not certain returning after midnight would be wise. You see, one of the dolls noticed me. Since leaving the museum, I have heard a woman whispering from the corner of my bedroom every night. At first, she only said my name. Now she tells me to come back. Last night, I woke up holding my RIP badge, even though I had locked it inside my suitcase. Still, this was easily the highlight of our Vegas trip and worth every penny. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Just be careful around the dolls, never look directly into their eyes, and before leaving, make certain nothing has decided to follow you home.

don't waste your time. It's basically a 2 1/2 hour Zak Bagans infommercial about how great he is…read more You don't get to spend any time with the artifacts, you can't take any pictures, and while the tour guides lead you into the room, they don't stay and explain anything. They just point you to a monitor on the wall where Zak talks about how he got the artifact and then they tell you if you want to know anymore, you can watch the episode of the show. They do have some very interesting things, but you don't have time to look at them. Also, don't waste your money on the RIP experience. It's the exact same tour that the general admission people go on the only difference is RIP goes into the basement for about five minutes. Everything else on that RIP tour is simply stepping closer to the object than the other people in the room. Don't fall for the "who has $1" scam at the beginning either. I personally had four different tour guides, and by the time we hit the second room I knew that all of this was a money making gimmick, and I would lay odds that more than half of the artifacts in that place aren't real. Most of them are a replicas. You can also "rent" a Polaroid camera that so generously allows you 10 Polaroid photos but then they restrict where you're allowed to take the photos at. I've been to haunted artifact museums and this was on my bucket list. I honestly regret the $55 we spent here

Some places change your mood; the Las Vegas Showgirl Museum changed the way my heart beats. I…read morewalked in expecting a quirky detour from the chaos of The Strip...and instead found myself spiraling into a glittery, high-camp fever dream of joy, history, and pure theatrical devotion. Grant Philipo--museum founder, curator, storyteller, historian, showgirl whisperer--welcomed us at the door with the warmth of an old friend and ushered us into a universe built from sequins, feathers, rhinestones, and decades of showbiz mythology. Every costume, every headdress, every story is a love letter to the icons who defined Las Vegas glamour. Grant's passion is infectious. His knowledge is staggering. And his reverence for the showgirl legacy is so sincere that I audibly gasped multiple times throughout our tour. This isn't a museum--it's a pilgrimage. Hot tip: block out an entire day for the tour, because you'll want to savor every last morsel of Grant's stories.

What a rare privilege to visit this amazing collection of Las Vegas Showgirl costumes, jewelry and…read moreaccessories. This is truly like stepping back in time to the glory days of Showgirl reviews in Sin City. Located in the massive luxury home of veteran fashion designer Grant Philipo, this is a MUST SEE museum. It is impossible to convey the depth and details of this collection without seeing them in person. No other venue in Las Vegas recalls the mystique and splendor of the "Rat Pack" years. This is like the "Mob Museum" for fashionistas. Just go; trust me, you will be absolutely BLOWN AWAY!

My husband and I took the tour with Adam. Adam was great! He was very friendly and knowledgeable…read moreand answered all our questions. Adam was also awesome in taking us out even when we were the only ones in the group. (They usually cancel if there's less than four). Adam brought us around and provided a lot of detail to the influence of the mob on Vegas and where movies like Casino were filmed. Adam clearly enjoys his job which makes it more enjoyable. Next time were in Vegas we plan on taking another tour!

The wife and I took this tour back in 2018 when Frank Cullotta was still alive, and doing the…read moretours. It was a very good and interesting tour. I'm sure the tour is stilling stopping at the same places. The house Lefty lived in the movie Casino. The place where Frank Cullotta's pizza restaurant was called the Upper Crust. Where the Lefty Rosenthal was blown up in his Cadillac. Big Bertha's where the Hole in the Wall gang was all arrested at, and many other interesting places. I defiantly recommend this tour if you're a fan of the movie Casino or interested in the Vegas Mob.

The Neon Museum has been on my list for years and I finally got to go on my recent trip to Vegas…read more Looking at old reviews here, I'm glad that I waited this long because it sounds like they've made some improvements. We booked our tickets ahead online because it appeared that in the past they would sell out, but we could have easily purchased them at the door. The museum houses old working and non-working neon signs from Las Vegas past. There's everything from old cleaners signs to old casinos like the Stardust. I highly recommend that you visit at night so that you can see a lot of the boneyard lit up. They offer guided tours but we opted out. There's plenty of signage throughout the museum to give context and history to what you're looking at, although the guided tour would have been cool. We spent about an hour walking amongst the signs and I didn't want it to be over! They have a separate fenced off section with signs that will never light up, but I wish that we could have explored that section as well, since many of the signs that they had on display in the main area also didn't light up. It was so cool to see this piece of Las Vegas history.

This is such a cool place! Actually a little smaller than I thought it'd be, but there's still so…read moremuch to see. There were no walking tours available on the date/time we were able to go, but I actually enjoyed strolling through the open air museum at our own pace. There are actually a lot of signs you can read by certain neon displays, and also an informational guide you can follow along with online, so I actually didn't feel like we missed out that much, although I'm sure the tour guide would enhance the experience! There were still employees around who were really nice about answering questions. We took a lot of great pictures here, and it was a memorable experience and something you can't really see outside of Vegas. I wish it weren't as expensive, and with each thing (the guided tour, and brilliant show) costing extra on top of the admission as well as the Lyft for the trip out here since it's far removed from everything else, it can get really expensive.