Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton
4 StarsDiverse on-site dining options, Modern 24-hour fitness center
Diverse on-site dining options, Modern 24-hour fitness center
Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness, Extensive on-site dining options
Eiffel Tower and fountain views, Diverse dining options on-site
Renovated rooms with Strip views, Wildlife Habitat with exotic birds
Five outdoor courtyard swimming pools, Central Strip location near fountains
View Bellagio Fountains from room, Dine at on-site restaurants
Guest rooms with Sphere views, Indoor walkway to Paris Las Vegas
On-site 24-hour Denny's dining, Outdoor pool and fitness center
Outdoor pool and hot tub, Quiet casino in separate building
Convenient Las Vegas Monorail access, Efficient self-service check-in kiosks
Diverse on-site dining options, Recently renovated guest room options
On-site CVS and dining options, Prime access to Sphere events
Diverse on-site dining and bars, Sahra Spa and outdoor pools
Five designer pools and golf, Diverse on-site dining options
Affordable lodging on the Strip, Modern fitness center and pools
Diverse on-site dining and cafes, Lapis Spa wellness facility access
Indoor Walkway to MGM Grand, Spacious Suites with Jetted Tubs
Central Strip Location Near Bellagio, Direct Access Miracle Mile Shops
Three outdoor swimming pool options, Spacious all-suite guest accommodations
Full-service spa and gym, Reciprocal pool access privileges
Relax in six-story atrium, Access UNLV and nearby casinos
Canyon Ranch Spa and Fitness, Expansive pool deck access
Choose from diverse dining options, Explore on-site museum exhibits
Spacious suites with private balconies, Access 24-hour lobby coffee service
Walking distance to The Sphere, Self-service check-in kiosks available
Relax in multiple outdoor pools, Wash clothes with in-unit laundry
Diverse onsite dining options available, Full-service spa and fitness amenities
Expansive spa and fitness facilities, Floor-to-ceiling windows in guest rooms
Experience Adventuredome indoor theme park, Swim at Splash Zone pool
On-site dining at JP's Restaurant, 24-hour fitness center access
Dine at High Steaks restaurant, Enjoy on-site live entertainment
Utilize outdoor pool and gym, Access the Las Vegas Strip
Spacious Rooms with Panoramic Views, 11-Acre Beach and Pool Complex
Relax in Heated Outdoor Pool, Walk to Strip and Monorail
Indoor walkway to MGM Grand, Strip views from private balcony
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If there’s one attraction in Vegas that’s guaranteed to blow you away it’s the National Atomic Testing Museum (NATM). Covering 10,000-square feet and set just over a mile away from The Strip, this fascinating affiliate of the famed Smithsonian Institution lifts the lid on the once hyper-secret world of nuclear testing that was carried out in the desert north of Las Vegas between 1951 and 1992.
As the only official atomic testing museum in the entire USA, this somewhat unique facility utilises everything from interactive exhibits and brief films to period artefacts and authentic equipment from the actual Nevada Test Site (NTS) to bring Cold War history vividly to life. Moreover, the NATM also highlights the darker side of atomic testing and thermonuclear brinkmanship, showcasing the controversy and propaganda that went hand-in-hand with the hubris of becoming a nuclear superpower.
And before you ask: yes, you will have a blast…
With more than 16,000 photographs, 6000 documents and all manner of gadgets, gizmos and artefacts on display, the wealth of material on hand to tell the ambitious, shocking and often quite surreal story of nuclear testing in Nevada is staggeringly impressive. And yet, it is perhaps the 10-minute film shown in the bunker-styled Ground Zero Theater that makes the greatest impact. Step inside and you’ll experience what it was like to observe an atomic explosion, with air blasts hitting your face and vibrations rocking your seat. Electrifying and unsettling in equal measure, it should definitely be on your ‘things to do in Las Vegas’ list!
Further on you’ ll find the evocative Today and Tomorrow Gallery. This is well worth loitering around at for an extended period as, in addition to showcasing a piece of the Berlin Wall (an iconic symbol of the ending of the Cold War), this thought-provoking area also contains pieces of the World Trade Center, a timely reminder of how conflict has changed in the 21st century.
It’s worth noting that, while the NATM isn’t as large as some other Vegas museums, it’s beguilingly comprehensive so make sure you allow yourself a good few hours to enjoy it thoroughly.
As one of the more central museums in Las Vegas, the NATM is surrounded by a wealth of accommodation options. If you like things lively and you’re happy to spend the bucks then the renowned Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on nearby Paradise Road is likely to tick all your boxes. Those looking for a more mid-range option may well appreciate the Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino. Also on Paradise Road, this casual offering boasts a gaming floor, an outdoor pool and two restaurants. While the Mardi Gras Hotel & Casino is slightly further away (yet still on Paradise Road), it proffers very good value for a budget hotel. A 24-hour casino lounge and an outdoor pool are on hand here, too.
National Atomic Testing Museum is a top attraction in Las Vegas, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near National Atomic Testing Museum, including popular choices like DoubleTree by Hilton Las Vegas East Flamingo, Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino, Sonesta Simply Suites Las Vegas Convention Center, Embassy Suites by Hilton Las Vegas, Residence Inn by Marriott Las Vegas Hughes Center.
Discover nearby attractions, such as National Atomic Testing Museum, Marjorie Barrick Museum, Thomas & Mack Center, Le Boulevard Shops, Las Vegas Convention Center, all within a convenient distance from National Atomic Testing Museum.