It is just as hard to imagine Baden-Baden without its casino as it is to imagine the city without its thermal baths. The Baden-Baden casino is one of the oldest and most traditional in all of Europe.The flair of the historic gaming rooms captivates all who visit them, and the casino’s guest book is filled with illustrious names.

There are only seven days a year on which the restaurants and the casino are closed in accordance with state law:Good Friday, All Saint’s Day (1 Nov.), Day of Prayer and Repentance (3rd Wednesday in November), Remembrance Day (the last Sunday of the church year), Day of National Mourning (the last Sunday before the first Sunday of Advent), 24+ 25 December.

The gaming tables at Casino Baden-Baden offer superb, high-class enjoyment with a unique flair. You can feel it right away – excitement is palpable in the air here. And no wonder. Because the appropriate ambiance is part of the game here, one can only check in to play at the gaming tables in suitable clothing.If you don’t have the appropriate clothing with you, the casino will be glad to lend you a tie and/or jacket.You can entertain yourself at the gaming machines in either casual or chic attire, always surrounded by a sense of excitement and that Las Vegas feeling.

Here you find more than 130 slot machines and no great stake is required. Regardless of whether you prefer the gaming tables or the slot machines, you can toast your luck any time at the stylish bars.

Gaming times
Gaming tables daily from 2.00 p.m.
Slot machines daily from 2.00 p.m.
Poker daily from 6 p.m. – 2.00 a.m.

Admission charge
€3 for gaming tables
€1 for slot machines