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Pinball Hall of Fame

4925 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119

ピンボール殿堂（Pinball Hall of Fame）は、ネバダ州ラスベガスにある非営利の体験型博物館です。様々な時代のプレイ可能なピンボールマシン、アーケードゲーム、その他の珍しい機械が特徴です。ボランティアによって運営されており、博物館は超過収益を救世軍に寄付しています。

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ギルクリーズ・オーチャード

7800 N Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, NV 89131

ギルクリーズ・オーチャードは、ネバダ州ラスベガスにある現役の農園です。リンゴ、桃、その他さまざまな農産物を含む、旬の果物や野菜を自分で摘む機会を訪問者に提供しています。この農園は、自然な農業体験を提供します。

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エセル・エム・ボタニカル・カクタス・ガーデン

2 Cactus Garden Dr, Henderson, NV 89014

エセル・エム・ボタニカル・カクタス・ガーデンは、多様なサボテンと多肉植物のコレクションを特徴としています。ネバダ州ヘンダーソンにあり、エセル・エム・チョコレートの工場の隣に位置しています。

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クラーク郡湿地公園

7050 Wetlands Park Ln, Las Vegas, NV 89122

クラーク郡湿地公園は、ネバダ州クラーク郡最大の公園で、ラスベガス渓谷の東側に位置しています。ラスベガス・ウォッシュに沿って広がり、レイク・ラスベガスとミード湖につながっており、地元の植物や動物に関する展示があるネイチャーセンターも併設されています。園内には何キロにもわたる遊歩道があり、訪問者は散策を楽しむことができます。

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テュール・スプリングス化石層国定公園

N Decatur Blvd & Moccasin Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89131

ネバダ州ラスベガス近郊に位置するテュール・スプリングス化石層国定公園は、2014年に設立されました。この22,650エーカーの国定公園は、氷河期の重要な古生物学的発見と、アッパー・ラスベガス・ウォッシュ内のテュール・スプリングス地域を保護しています。

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オールド・ラスベガス・モルモン・フォート州立歴史公園

500 E Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101

オールド・ラスベガス・モルモン・フォート州立歴史公園は、1855年に完成した、後のラスベガスとなる地に建てられた最初の恒久的な建造物を特徴としています。ダウンタウンから1マイル弱北に位置し、市内で最初の建物を収容する唯一の市内の米国州立公園です。この敷地は国家歴史登録財に登録されており、いくつかの歴史的な石碑で記されています。

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エルドラド・キャニオンとネルソン・ゴースト・タウン

15 Eldorado Canyon Rd, Nelson, NV 89046

ネルソンは、ネバダ州クラーク郡のエルドラド山脈内、エルドラド・キャニオンに位置する国勢調査指定地域です。エルドラド・バレーの南東部に位置し、コミュニティは太平洋標準時（Pacific Standard Time）に属しています。

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The Writer's Block

519 S 6th St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

The Writer's Block は、ラスベガス中心部にある独立系書店です。あらゆる年齢層向けの厳選された書籍を取り揃えており、ユニークな文学イベントやワークショップも開催しています。読者と作家のためのコミュニティハブとして機能しています。

Seven Magic Mountains

A large-scale public land-art installation by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, consisting of seven towers of colorful, boulder-sized stones stacked up to 30 feet high in the Mojave Desert. It opened in 2016 as a temporary exhibit organized by the Art Production Fund and the Nevada Museum of Art, but its run has been repeatedly extended due to popularity. It sits just off Interstate 15 south of the Strip, near Jean, Nevada, with no formal street address.

Some information is currently available in English.

Nevada State Railroad Museum – Boulder City

1000 Boulder City Pkwy, Boulder City, NV 89005

A state-operated railroad museum preserving the history of the Boulder Branch Line, the railroad built in the early 1930s to haul materials and workers for the construction of Hoover Dam. The museum displays vintage locomotives and rail cars, includes a restored 1931 depot, and offers seasonal excursion train rides along a portion of the historic route. It is one of three branches of the Nevada State Railroad Museum system.

Some information is currently available in English.

Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum

600 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89104

A privately owned paranormal-themed museum housed in a 1938 Tudor Revival mansion, opened in 2017 by 'Ghost Adventures' host Zak Bagans. It displays a collection of allegedly haunted and cursed objects, including items tied to the Manson Family, the Dybbuk Box, and Bagans' own paranormal investigations, presented through immersive, themed rooms. Guided tours are timed and limited in group size due to the site's small residential-scale layout.

Some information is currently available in English.

Guardian Angel Cathedral

302 Cathedral Way, Las Vegas, NV 89109

A Roman Catholic cathedral built in 1963, tucked just off Las Vegas Boulevard behind the Strip's resort corridor, designed in a mid-century modern style with a distinctive folded, tent-like roofline by architect Paul Revere Williams. Its stained-glass windows depict scenes unusual for a Catholic church, including casino dealers and entertainers, reflecting its ministry to the city's hospitality workforce. It remains an active parish and a quiet architectural counterpoint to the neighboring casino towers.

Some information is currently available in English.

Historic Fifth Street School

401 S 4th St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

A 1936 Art Deco schoolhouse built with WPA funding, originally known as the Las Vegas Grammar School, and one of the city's few surviving early-20th-century civic buildings. After decades as a school it was restored and reopened in 2010 as a city-owned event, meeting, and cultural arts space adjacent to Symphony Park and The Smith Center. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Some information is currently available in English.

Downtown Container Park

707 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

An open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment complex built largely from repurposed shipping containers, opened in 2013 as part of the Downtown Project revitalization effort backed by Zappos founder Tony Hsieh. Its entrance is marked by a giant fire-breathing praying mantis sculpture (relocated from Burning Man) that shoots flames nightly, and the park includes a treehouse play structure and rotating local boutiques. It has become a landmark of the Fremont East entertainment district.

Some information is currently available in English.

Spring Mountain Ranch State Park

6375 NV-159, Blue Diamond, NV 89004

A historic ranch property at the base of the Wilson Cliffs within the Red Rock Canyon area, with a history spanning Native American use, a 19th-century sandstone cabin, and 20th-century ownership by figures including German actress Vera Krupp and reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes. Nevada purchased the ranch in 1974 to preserve it as a state park, and its restored ranch house, orchard, and spring-fed pond are open for tours. The park also hosts an outdoor summer theater series.

Some information is currently available in English.

Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art

4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154

A free contemporary art museum on the UNLV campus, originally founded in 1967 as a natural history museum before transitioning in 2017 to focus on contemporary art, with an emphasis on artists from Nevada, the Southwest, and Latin America. Its rotating exhibitions occupy a modest campus building and highlight emerging and regional artists often overlooked by larger institutions. Admission is free to the public.

Some information is currently available in English.

Emergency Arts

520 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

A collective of art studios, small galleries, and independent shops housed in a former 1932 medical clinic building at the corner of Fremont and 6th streets. Opened in 2011 as an early cornerstone of the Downtown Project's revitalization of old Las Vegas, it has hosted artist co-working spaces, the Beat Coffeehouse, and rotating pop-up exhibits inside its converted clinic rooms. Its adaptive reuse made it a symbol of downtown's arts-driven redevelopment.

Some information is currently available in English.

Chinatown Plaza

4255 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

The founding anchor of Las Vegas's Chinatown district, opened in 1995 as the first Asian-themed shopping center on what is now the Spring Mountain Road corridor. Its entrance features a traditional Chinese ceremonial arch and pagoda-style architecture that established the visual identity later echoed by the dozens of Asian shopping centers that followed along the strip. It remains home to long-running restaurants, markets, and shops predating the district's later expansion.

Some information is currently available in English.