Step inside the world’s most splendid casinos, offering luxurious experiences and design brilliance from vintage glamour to future-forward style.
Set your sights on a global tour with a unique twist! Welcome to the world’s most exquisite casinos – James Bond could easily blend into any of these gambling havens. Known for their timeless allure and spellbinding designs, these casinos range from the classic architectural gems of the Belle Époque to the breathtaking modern wonders of our time. Let’s dive in!
Step inside the world’s most splendid casinos, offering luxurious experiences and design brilliance from vintage glamour to future-forward style.
The Ritz Club, nestled in one of London’s most prestigious locations, is a members-only haven. Imagine gambling under an ornately domed ceiling, surrounded by trompe l’oeil painted walls displaying a scene of a grand soiree. It’s a blend of both modern and classic aesthetics, open 24/7 for a round-the-clock gaming experience.
The Wynn Las Vegas is America’s pièce de résistance of casino resorts, including its intimate sibling, the Encore Resort. Catering to America’s most affluent gamblers, the resort’s focus on grand indoor-outdoor spaces shuns the stereotypical labyrinthine design common in Vegas, thanks to the imaginative prowess of Roger Thomas, who also designed the Bellagio Resort & Casino.
Enter the world of James Bond! The Casino de Monte-Carlo, the inspiration for Ian Fleming’s Casino Royale, dates back to 1863. Built to save Monaco from financial crisis, this establishment continues to attract high-rollers worldwide, making it an unmatched icon in the casino world.
For more than half a century, the Clermont Club in London has been a sanctuary for the elite, counting dukes, marquesses, and cabinet ministers among its first members. The club even saw the birth of the famous dance club, Annabel’s, in its basement in 1963.
Making its debut in 2010, the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore is a futuristic icon designed by the renowned architect Moshe Safdie. Its four-story casino, featuring 1,500 slot machines and 600 table games, resembles a deck of cards and is home to one of the world’s most significant Swarovski chandeliers.
The Casino de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc in France offers a tasteful twist to the après ski experience. The casino, established in 1992, sits within the historic Hotel le Royal, which once hosted Napoleon III.
In Germany’s Baden-Baden, known for its spa culture, lies a casino bearing the same name. Its salons, adorned with crimson walls and gilded elements, are a testament to the opulence of the Belle Époque era. The casino also houses The Grill, a modern steak-and-sushi restaurant that contrasts beautifully with the classic establishment.
Macao’s Venetian Macao is twice the size of its Las Vegas counterpart, packed with a staggering 376,000 square feet of gaming space. This Venice-themed wonder includes three 500-foot canals and authentic gondolas, creating an immersive experience for visitors.
Situated in Argentina’s Mendoza, the Park Hyatt houses the elegant Regency Casino Mendoza. The 19th-century Spanish Colonial building’s interiors boast a sleek and modern design. It also introduces guests to punto y banca, a roulette variant popular in Argentina.
Each offers a unique blend of history, glamour, and top-notch gaming experiences, providing more than enough reason to put on your best attire and enjoy a night of luxury gaming.
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