Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Las Vegas

The RMS Titanic's treasures are on exhibit in this 25,000-square-foot area at the Luxor. An untouched bottle of champagne, a floor tile, a window frame, and a massive chunk of the ship's hull were among the absolutely extraordinary relics unearthed from the sinking ship's wreckage. The full-scale re-creations of what guest rooms looked like on the ship are maybe more remarkable than the relics themselves—attending the show gives you a feeling of the contrast in the experiences of a first-class passenger and a third-class passenger. The exhibit has been visited by over 25 million visitors since it opened in the late 1990s, making it one of the most popular attractions in Las Vegas history.

Also, head out onto the Promenade Deck to take a stroll beneath the stars while being surrounded by the coolness of the Atlantic Ocean air. Then proceed to the Promenade Deck, where you may promenade beneath the stars while feeling the cool breeze of the Atlantic Ocean.

As your journey progresses, engaging performance artists in authentic period ensembles fill in the gaps by portraying Titanic passengers and relaying first-hand accounts of their experiences. Captain Smith and Margaret Brown, for example, are assistants who hear stories firsthand from passengers onboard the most scandalous ship ever.

Location: 3900 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA

Website: titaniclasvegas.com