© Casino de Monte-Carlo
© Casino de Monte-Carlo
© Casino de Monte-Carlo
© Casino de Monte-Carlo
© Casino de Monte-Carlo
© Casino de Monte-Carlo
© Casino de Monte-Carlo
Casino de Monte-Carlo
Legendary Belle Epoque casino in the famous Monte Carlo
This legendary casino, an architectural gem of the art of the Belle Epoque, is a top-notch reference among all gamblers. Its choice of table games is the most prestigious and most complete in Europe.
The man behind this world-renowned gaming centre, without which the layout and particularity of Monaco would simply not be the same, is François Blanc, founder of the Société des Bains de Mer. This is one of the oldest casinos in the world.
There are five rooms offering European Roulette, Trente et Quarante, Black Jack, English Roulette and Ultimate Texas Hold'em Poker tables. And if you're torn between tables and slot machines, the machines in the Salle Renaissance and the Salle Europe will satisfy all your heart's desires. Le Train Bleu, Le Salon Rose and the private restaurants add the finishing touches to an unforgettable gaming experience at the Casino de Monte-Carlo.
Put those glad rags on and mingle with the rich and famous.
The casino is open every day after 14:00. From 09:00 till 12:00, the Casino de Monte-Carlo is open to groups and tours, every day except during the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Entrance fee is €10 per person, +€10 supplement for the private rooms. Identity card is compulsory. Minimum age is 18
The Bar
There are several bars and lounges in the casino, serving champagne, cocktails and other drinks in a luxury atmosphere.
The Restaurant
The casino has several exclusive restaurants. The Salon Rose looks like a modern boudoir with a stunning view of the Mediterranean. Offering a Mediterranean-inspired menu, the restaurant also boasts a terrace for more sunny days.
Le Train Bleu boasts an interior inspired by the Orient Express, and serves traditional Italian and French cuisine.
Les Privés is a gourmet restaurant with wonderful views of Cap-Martin and the Mediterranean.
Le Circus is located in the centre of the games room. It has a menu with French and Italian influences, as well as a large choice of salads and pastas.
