Lavish. Flamboyant. Glitzy. These might be the words to explain Liberace Museum after the qualities of its namesake, famous American pianist and entertainer, Wladziu Valentino Liberace, or better known as Liberace. He reached the zenith of his popularity during the 70s and continued to perform until his death in 1987.

The Liberace Museum is located in Paradise in the state of Nevada. It was opened by Liberace himself on April 15, 1979. The museum is located near Liberace’s restaurant at the Liberace Plaza. This single-storey museum houses several Liberace memorabilia such as stage costumes, jewelry, cars, Liberace’s piano collections, and numerous articles and citations related to Liberace’s philanthropic acts. One of the museum’s popular exhibits is Liberace’s gold 1972 Bradley GT with Liberace’s signature candelabra insignias on the sides.