Arguably, the most famous city to visit if you love gaming is Las Vegas. There's nowhere else on earth with as big of a reputation as Sin City.

Even if you're not a gaming fanatic, after endless films and TV shows set in this city, it's impossible not to know how famous the gaming scene is here.

There's no better place to catch a show or play a game of poker. It's also the perfect place to visit for a good photo opportunity. With so many impressive landmarks and instantly recognizable signs, it's the best place to take some pictures that are bound to impress.

We'll be taking a look through all the best photo opportunities in Vegas so you don't miss out.

Top photo opportunities in Las Vegas

Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

One place in Vegas that you can visit 24 hours a day is the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. This is one of the most famous landmarks in the city and is instantly recognizable.

This makes it the perfect photo opportunity as there will be no doubt of where you are in the world. There are five different displays that are on rotation throughout the year, so you'll always have something new to look at and photograph.

The fountain outside the Bellagio is one of the most photographed landmarks in the city. The best time to go is at night as this is when the light show takes place. See the whole fountain lit up and take as many pictures as possible!

Eiffel Tower (Las Vegas version)

When you go to Las Vegas, you don't expect to see landmarks from other historical cities - especially not ones halfway across the world! But that's one of the great things about Las Vegas: you never know what you're going to run into.

This is one of the best photo ops in Las Vegas, especially at night when it's all lit up and sparkling. If you're not able to make it to Paris, why not take a photo in front of the next best thing?

And that's not where the fun ends. The Eiffel Tower also doubles as a restaurant, so you can have a top-notch meal right at the top of it. The views are incredible and stretch out right across the city.

That's the world's best view, meal, and photo opportunity all rolled into one. And once you're done, you're right next to Caesars Hotel, where you can game to your heart's content.

Welcome to Las Vegas sign

No trip to Vegas would be complete without a picture of this iconic sign. It's one of the most recognizable landmarks in Las Vegas, so you've got to make sure you get there.

It's one of the few places in Vegas that is best to take a photo of in the daytime as it looks best in the sun. So, you better try and get down there before you hit the town for the night!

The Venetian

One of the best things about Las Vegas is that you can visit multiple cities in a day. Why go to Venice when you could just get the exact same experience at the Venetian hotel? Maybe not exactly the same, but you do get to take a ride in a gondola.

The Venetian is a hotel, shopping mall, and restaurant all rolled into one. You could literally spend all day here and never be bored. This also means that there are countless photo opportunities.

You can have your photo taken on a gondola whilst going down the man-made river. You can take photos of the spectacular palazzo as well as the Venetian tower. Better clear some space in your camera roll!

Neon Museum

A museum might sound like an unlikely attraction to visit in Las Vegas, but this one is definitely worth the trip.

All of the museum is outside, so you can get a feel for just how giant all of these signs are. It's the perfect spot for photos as you can get up close and personal with all of these historic signs.

This museum is all about doing good as well. It's actually a non-profit organization with all of the money going towards collecting, preserving, studying, and exhibiting all of the iconic Las Vegas signs. The idea is to preserve them for educational, artistic, and cultural purposes.

It might seem unlike the nicknamed Sin City to do something so generous, but that should balance out your karma!

Las Vegas is one of the most exciting places in the world to visit - and one of the best to photograph. There are so many incredible sights to see you're bound to make your social media following jealous. Which place do you want to visit first?

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