Very up market casino. You need to be well dressed and a coat is a must. Pretty silent in the casino ,but you find some great partners to play with. Building is majestic and you need to spend some time absorbing and admiring the sculptures...More

A casino established in 1748,must see place if you re in town,be it florentine room,Markgrafenor paintings or Salon Pompadour or Red Hallor be it Saal Benazet,every place has a history of its own and are amazing.Do not miss to see it otherwise you will miss...More

This is a gorgeous old casino, with beautiful themed rooms. There are tours each morning, for 7€. You get a tour of the casino and the history. At the end of the tour, you receive a cupon for a free entrance to the casino (which...More

a nice place to spend a couple of hours it worth a visit.nice dresed womens.is nice when you win some money

Superb venue - the grill is a great place to dine for a special night out. High class casino with fantastic decor

I am not a gambler at all but I still recommend a visit. We did a tour before hours so I do not have any info on how it is during gambling hours although they tons us there is a strict dress code ( jacket...More

On a recent visit to Baden Baden we had the pleasure of attending the Casino. Although we did not gamble , we did take a guided tour for a small fee through this oldest and biggest casino in Germany The Building from the exterior hides...More

There's no entrance for men without jackets. Looks great from the outside. We travelled during hot August and didn't have the proper attire to get in.

We were told at our hotel jacket need for men and no open toe shoes. Read all reviews here is the information from our trip there. If you want to play the tables or just see the rooms men must have jacket and shoes. If...More

I do not gamble - I assume average luck so I expect to lose - but we enjoyed our morning tour of the building which is so well known