Casino de Monte Carlo in Monaco
Casino de Monte Carlo is without doubt or hesitation, the most
recognizable, distinguished and glamorous casino in the world. This is
literally the ultimate playground of royalty and celebrities alike from
around the globe. The internationally famed casino was built by Charles
Garnier in 1878, the same architect who built the opera house in Paris.
Elegance and opulence are two words that must accompany one another when
describing the Casino de Monte Carlo, with it's magnificently marbled
flooring of the atrium which is surrounded by enormous columns made entirely
of onyx. The world famous opera auditorium, the "Salle Garnier" adorned with
bas relief's, frescoes and wondrous sculptures, This amazing structure has
stood century for more than a hundred years welcoming it's patrons and
guests. Inside you find the elegance of times long gone, but relived only at
the Casino de Monte Carlo. The Casino is owned and operated by the Societe
des Bains de Mer (the Society of Sea Bathers).
The labyrinth comprising the gaming rooms are equally beautiful with a
collection in artistic flair that knows no rival.
The American Room:
Traditional American games consisting of 4 Roulette Wheels, 12 BlackJack
tables, 3 Craps tables and a Baccarat table all in the center of the room,
with the walls lined by slot machines. The American Room has an impeccable
reputation for service where you can count of the staff to recall your
favorite drink and know your first name. All staff members in the American
Room speak English and undergo specialized training in Las Vegas to gain the
experience necessary. In the European Rooms you'll find a more conservative and laid back
atmosphere that is identified more with European gaming. Salle Blanche is
the first room and it is sometimes used for high stakes games, and to enter
this room you must adhere to a strict dress code which it coat and ties for
the men and the women are required to wear skirts. The dress code requires
jackets and ties for men while women must wear skirts. A guard is present at
the entrance to check passports. This room is also known as the Room of
Graces for the large mural on the eastern wall of the Florentine Graces.
The Salle Blanche is a small room where chips may be bought, and past this
is the Salles Touzet. Built in 1889 this is actually a triad of rooms. Open daily
Persons under 18 not admitted
ID obligatory
Dress code: Jacket and tie for men
Duration of visit: 30 to 40 minutes
European Rooms:
Slot machines:
Monday to Friday:
after 2:00PM
Saturday and Sunday:
after 12:00PM
Roulette, Trente et Quarante:
after 12:00PM
Rate (per person): 10€
Private Rooms:
European and English Roulette, Trente et Quarante, Chemin de Fer, Black
Jack, Craps:
From November to May: after 3:00PM
From June to October:
-From Monday to Friday after 4:00P
-From Saturday to Sunday after 3:00PM
Double sided table at 5:00PM and 10:30PM
Punto Banco after 10:00PM
Rate (per person): 20€
English Club:
Black Jack, English Roulette after 10:00PM
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- Casino de Monte Carlo
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