Online Gambling might be the new thing, but nothing beats a beautiful real world casino!
Around the world, gambling has been very popular for a long time. Nowadays, it has reached new levels of popularity partly because gambling has moved online. For that reason, casinos have now decided to sell an experience in addition to the games: breathtaking décor, exciting gaming tables, and thrilling slot machines are part of that captivating atmosphere they offer. Unfortunately for now, we have to settle with the online casino experience. But soon enough the world will open up again. For those of you that love to travel and feel the thrill of gambling, you have to know which casinos are the best, so here are a few of the best casinos in the world to visit the next time you plan on packing your bags and go traveling.
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands is, without a doubt, one of the most remarkable hotels in the world and is a masterpiece of architecture. This casino, built in Singapore, is one of the world’s most profitable. On the gaming space of 161,000 square feet spread over four levels, Marina Bay Sands offers 600 gaming tables, 1500 slot machines, and a stunning décor that creates a splendid atmosphere. This casino provides a one-of-a-kind life experience. If you want more, there are many tourist attractions nearby like Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Flyer, ArtScience Museum, and many more for every taste.
The Venetian Macao, Macao
The Venetian Macao, Macao
One of the world’s largest casinos, The Venetian Macao, was built in a former Portuguese colony called Macau. “Monte Carlo of the Orient” is home to many of the world’s largest casinos, while Venetian Macau is the second biggest casino on earth. The casino is modeled like its sister resort in Las Vegas, replicating the typical architectural landmarks of the city of Venice, like its canals and famous Rialto bridge. This complex construction cost $2.4 billion, which includes a massive 550,000 square-foot gambling space. In that area, the casino offers 3,000 slots, 750 table games, and an opulent interior worth of every admiration. There are many interesting tourist attractions near the casino; you can visit colonial Taipa Houses- Museum, Coloane Island with temples, and Cotai Arena for sports events.
Casino de Monte Carlo, Monaco
Casino de Monte Carlo, Monaco
This historic hotel and casino was built in the 19th century in a splendid city on the Azure coast, called Monaco. Casino de Monte Carlo is a synonym for luxury and grandiosity. Although the hotel has gone through reconstructions over time, it kept its key features of poetic Beaux-arts style. When it comes to casino size, the gaming area is around 108,000 square feet split into seven salons, offering 56 table games and 140 gaming machines. The casino’s interior reminds of those you can see in the palaces; it is absolutely film-like. From highly ornamented walls to crystal chandeliers and marble colonnades, its décor is breathtaking. And for fun and relaxation, the hotel also offers special access to Monte-Carlo Country Club, Beach Club’s private beach, the Golf club, and the Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.
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Casino-de-Charlevoix, Pointe-au-Pic, Canada
Casino-de-Charlevoix, Pointe-au-Pic, Canada
Casino de Charlevoix is located in French Canada, close to Quebec City. If you want to combine the excitement of casino games and the breathtaking scenery, this is the place to be. The hotel has unique castle-themed architecture and is located near Saint Lawrence River and Laurentian Mountains. The casino offers a wide collection of games from poker to blackjack, roulette, slot machines, and many more. The hotel has 405 rooms, and the casino consists of more than 20 gaming tables and 800 slot machines. When you get hungry after gambling, you can eat in one of its three restaurants, and if you want to enjoy some outdoor activity, the hotel also has a 27-hole golf course.
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
This casino is one of the leading names of Sin City, opened half a century ago. Caesar’s palace reminds of ancient Roman style, both outside and inside. Its gaming area is 166,000 square feet, with 185 table games, 1324 slot machines, and 100% action. The casino’s interior is filled with numerous reproductions of classical sculptures, combined with modern ornamental elements. Along with casino facilities, the hotel also offers a massive spa in the form of Roman baths, Forum Shops, and almost 4,000 luxurious rooms and suites. Near the hotel, you can find the Fall of Atlantis fountain show, walk the famous Vegas Strip, which is the place of concentration of many brilliant hotels, and climb to the Eifell Tower Viewing Deck and enjoy the panoramic view.
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