If you’re looking for gambling and class, plus you have the money to afford an overseas trip, take some wise advice and visit the Monte-Carlo Casino in Monte Carlo. Built by famous architect Charles Garnier, the Casino de Monte-Carlo is a paradise, both in terms of staff treatment and aesthetics. The Monte-Carlo Casino has been a staple of high-class gambling since it’s opening in 1863.
The casino is not only a gambler’s paradise, it is also a venue for actors the world over, as the Monte-Carlo Casino also houses the Monte-Carlo Opera, which stages fine productions throughout the year.
Now, on to the important stuff: the gambling. As expected, the Monte-Carlo Casino has everything you could imagine in a casino, from Slots to Blackjack, Chemin de Fer and Banque à deux tables. Not only are the games all here, they are presented beautifully, a veritable palace overlooking the Mediterranean, tucked away in an environment that receives 300 days of sunlight annually.
The stunning visuals, the relaxing climate and the world-class gambling make Casino de Monte Carlo a definite travel destination for anyone who is serious about their gambling ventures. The stakes can get high quickly in certain parts of the casino, but amongst the stained-glass windows, awe inspiring statues and comforting bronze lamps, no bet feels too high.
If this is going to be your first time in a high-class casino, remember that you won’t even get through the doors if you are not dressed properly. This casino is jacket-and-tie, so be prepared to be turned away if you arrive in a polo and khaki pants. |
