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The Mob Museum is a nonprofit organization in downtown Las Vegas that showcases the history and impact of organized crime on American society with hundreds of interactive exhibits and artifacts. Housed in a beautifully restored former U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, the Museum offers a contemporary and immersive experience that engages the senses and provides a thought-provoking look at the ongoing power struggle between organized crime and law enforcement. Visitors can explore at their own pace, tour with a guide, or participate in a group scavenger hunt. The Museum also offers immersive experiences like the Crime Lab, Firearm Training Simulator, and the fully functioning Speakeasy in The Underground.

Visit the M&M's chocolate store, a four-story building packed with colorful chocolate fun, and indulge in the ultimate M&M's brand experience. Explore the world-famous M&M's chocolate wall to find your favorite color or flavor, meet your favorite character, or even print your message on M&M's chocolate candies. Inside this chocolate haven on the Las Vegas strip, you'll find column after column of candy in M&M's 16 iconic colors. Besides stocking up on all your favorite M&Ms, you can customize your chocolate, take a photo with the giant M&M statue, check out the full-sized 18 NASCAR, and buy lots of irresistible merchandise. There are many photo opportunities around every corner, so remember to bring your camera. Additionally, take advantage of the 3D movie theater that shows movies at 20-minute intervals.

Step into the past and experience the rich history of the Pioneer Saloon. The oldest bar in Las Vegas, Clark County area, opened in 1913 and has been featured in various media like articles, TV shows, music videos, movies, and video games. Book a tour, wedding, or private party, and make your event unforgettable. The Pioneer Saloon also offers ghost tours, ATV excursions, and more. Remember to visit the Ghost Town Cafe & BBQ for a delicious meal with outstanding reviews. Lastly, check out the museum in the room next to the bar, which is a must-see for everyone, including families.