Las Vegas' Most 'Instagrammable' Casinos

When it comes to visiting Vegas, it's arguably the selfie planet of the world. We say arguably, that title actually belongs to Makati City in Manila. Nonetheless, with the number of people who travel to Vegas every year, a figure that reached 41.7 million in 2024, there are likely hundreds of millions, if not billions, of photos taken in Sin City. 

And that got us thinking: what is Vegas best known for? Casinos, of course. And that just happens to be our specialty, whether land-based or online casino sites. So, who better to decide which is the most Instagrammable casino in Las Vegas, Nevada?

Of course to do this, we have to dig into the data. We couldn't just pick our own favorites (even though we wanted to), because there was too much subjectivity involved. Instead, we wanted to let you, the people, the casino visitors, decide. 

Which is the Most Instagrammable Casino In Las Vegas? 

To decipher which casinos are most popular with social media users, we took a look at a combination of Instagram hashtags and location tags. Below are the full results.

There are no huge surprises here, with the Bellagio retaining its crown as the most Instagrammed casino in Las Vegas. But there are a few notable places in the rankings, especially from some unexpected contenders.

Bellagio Still No. 1, but a New Challenger Emerges

The iconic Bellagio continues to dominate Instagram with an enormous 2.4 million hashtags, helped along by the world-famous Bellagio fountains, which remain a magnet for travelers and influencers alike. Location tags added another 35,000 to its tally, cementing its place at the top.

But right on its heels is The Venetian, which surged in popularity this year, largely thanks to its picture-perfect indoor canals and ornate architecture. With a staggering 1.3 million location tags alone and over 200,000 hashtags, it leapfrogs other Strip staples to claim the No. 2 spot.

Paris Las Vegas Steps Up

Another big mover is Paris Las Vegas, which has climbed to 4th place this year. Its replica Eiffel Tower might not be quite as tall as the original, but its aesthetic appeal clearly resonates with Instagram users—bringing in 107,000 hashtagsand an impressive 783,000 location tags.

Caesars Palace Slips Outside the Top Five

Once a mainstay in the top three, Caesars Palace saw a dip in social media activity, dropping to 9th place overall. It was outpaced not only by The Venetian and Paris Las Vegas, but also by newer, more visually stylized resorts.

o there you have it. Not everyone goes to a casino to play blackjack or roulette; some people just want to add another tile to their Instagram collection. And while some people may feel one slot is luckier than another, similarly, some selfie spots seem to trump the rest. Different strokes for different folks, I guess. 

Whether it's the dancing waters at Bellagio, the gondolas at The Venetian, or the twinkling lights at Paris Las Vegas, Vegas remains a hotbed of selfie-worthy landmarks.

Which casino will dominate Instagram next year? Only time and tags will tell.

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