Europe’s best casinos

In recent years, when travelling abroad, more people have become interested in casinos. By the way, for those who don’t have the opportunity to visit a physical establishment, you can learn about it here, and from the comfort of your own home. Today, such establishments are trying to attract as many people as possible. There are many incredible casinos in Europe. Some of these places have long been iconic.

Casino de Monte Carlo

The most famous casino in the world is the Casino de Monte Carlo. It is known even to those who have nothing to do with gambling and have never been interested in such a subject. There are several reasons why this casino is such a household name:

1. it opened in 1865, which means it’s over 150 years old.
2. The casino is one of the first in the world.
3. The gambling house offers more than 300 machines, poker tables, baccarat and 18 luxury restaurants.
4. The establishment has been featured in several iconic Hollywood films, including a couple of James Bond movies and Ocean’s 12.
5. The building has retained as much of its original design as possible, with only periodic renovations and upgrades underway.

By the way, you can also visit the Grand Theatre on the grounds of the gambling house.

Resorts World Birmingham

This casino has only been in operation for a few years. But it managed to establish itself well. First of all, the place attracts with its luxurious appearance. It’s managed to complement the original English architecture by bringing something new to the table. The area of the casino is about 5.5 thousand square meters.

It cost about 150 million pounds to build. Today it offers slot machines, card game tables, and a range of additional unique services. There are VIP rooms and a sports bar. For newcomers there is a special ‘Learn to Play’ service. Learn to Play, where you can learn the basic fundamentals of a game.

Casino at the Empire

Another impressive English casino with a distinctive look. The building once housed a concert hall. Towards the end of the 19th century, the luxurious edifice was given over to a gambling establishment.

From its earliest days until today the casino has been impressive not only in terms of design, but also in terms of sheer size. It covers an area of 5,109 square metres. There are about 1.5 hundred card tables and slot machines inside.

Estoril Casino

Another of Europe’s most iconic gambling houses is located in Portugal’s Lisbon. It has been open since 1916. Frequent visitors in the last century were secret agents. There is a theory that the James Bond novels were written by Ian Fleming after he visited the place.

Today, the gaming centre offers a card table, roulette, blackjack, video games and a choice of 250 slot machines. Professional poker players can participate in tournaments.

Casino di Campione

Europe’s largest casino is located in the city of Campione d’Italia. The settlement belongs to Italy, though it is located in Switzerland. The casino opened in 1917 and attracted only the noble and wealthy clientele. During the First World War it was frequented by foreign diplomats, which provided an opportunity to obtain secret information.

Today the casino has 9 floors and its area is about 55 thousand square meters. There are over 500 slot machines and 56 card tables inside. For the convenience of guests, there is a 3-storey car park, as well as bars and restaurants.