Casino d’Evian

The basics

Evian's casino features nearly 200 slot machines plus electronic roulette games, all situated below its towering central dome. There's also a table game area with blackjack, French and English roulette, and Texas hold’em poker, plus five bars and restaurants. Even if you aren’t into gambling, it’s worth stopping by to check out the architecture, and the casino is featured on many walking tours of Evian.

Things to know before you go

• You must be at least 18 years old (with ID) to visit the game areas, Le Cercle bar, and Le Baccara restaurant.

• The dress code at the Casino d'Evian is casual, but shorts, flip-flops, and ski clothes are not allowed.

• The casino is wheelchair accessible.

How to get there

The Casino d'Evian is located within the centrally located Evian Resort complex, about a 15-minute walk from the Evian-les-Bains train station. A number of buses—including lines 3, 10, and 11—connect the station to the resort. The closest airport is in Geneva, about an hour’s drive or a 90-minute train ride away.

When to get there

The casino is open daily throughout the year, even on public holidays. The slots and electronic games section is open from morning until late at night, while table games open in the evening and stay open until the early hours of the AM. Timings vary depending on the day of the week, so check the website for specifics.

Dining and drinking at the Casino d’Evian

While you’re at the casino, have a bite or a drink. In the heart of the gaming area, Le Baccara features a small menu focusing on meat and seafood, with prix-fixe options. There’s also Terrasse du Baron, which serves French brasserie classics, and Umberto, which dishes up Italian cuisine. You can also go for snacks and drinks at Le Cercle, the casino's main bar, or grab a beer and a burger at Au Bureau, offering British pub fare and other items.