The Best Photo Spots On The Las Vegas Strip

From the classic welcome sign to skyline viewpoints — where and when to get the shot.

Things To Do Updated 2026-08-12 4 min read

The welcome sign

The 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign, at the south end of the Strip, is one of the most photographed pieces of roadside signage in the world and draws a consistent queue for a photo in front of it — mornings tend to be quieter than afternoon and evening if you want to avoid a long wait.

Skyline viewpoints at dusk

The short window around sunset, when the sky still holds colour but the Strip's neon has fully switched on, is consistently the best light for skyline shots — worth timing a rooftop bar or observation deck visit around it deliberately rather than by chance.

Casino interiors and lobbies

Several resort lobbies and casino interiors were designed with photography in mind — elaborate ceilings, themed architecture and light installations that are free to walk through and photograph even if you're not a guest.