The Mob Museum

"he $42-million Mob Museum sits in the circa-1933 former federal courthouse and U.S. Post Office downtown." Full review

"The Mob Museum is the glittering centerpiece of downtown's cultural renaissance." Full review

"A museum dedicated to the history of organized crime." Full review

"Highlighting one-of-a-kind artifacts and weapons donated by old Las Vegas families, plus the actual bullet-ridden wall from 1929. " Full review

"This downtown spot opened its doors on the anniversary of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, during which infamous mobster Al Capone faced off against his rivals in Chicago in 1929." Full review

"The museum is well organized, helping people walk through the convoluted relationships and stories of organized crime that have shaped (and continue to shape) Las Vegas specifically" Full review

"Museum dedicated to the history of...organized crime. Among its showpieces: a piece of the bullet-ridden wall from the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, interactive wiretapping exhibits, and real weapons" Full review

"Back in the day, not even Vegas' neon lights could distract Americans from Sin City's darker side; today, The Mob Museum sheds light on the city's pervasiveness in the 20th century gangster era." Full review

"A museum focused on organized crime and law enforcement, with a hidden speakeasy in the basement. They make their own moonshine."

"A popular attraction, the Mob Museum explores American history through the unique lens of organized crime and law enforcement"