Grand Est is home to 11 land-based casinos spread across 6 departments. This eastern France region combines spa towns, border culture, and rural retreats. From the thermal resorts of Lorraine to the historic setting of Alsace, the region offers a small but diverse gaming landscape. Explore the departments below to discover every venue.
Casinos in Grand Est by Department
Complete Casino Listings by Departments
Marne (51)
Marne features 1 casino, Casino JOA du Lac du Der, nestled by a large lake and popular for its relaxing
Haute‑Marne (52)
Haute‑Marne hosts 1 casino, Casino JOA de Bourbonne‑les‑Bains, in a historic spa town.
Moselle (57)
Moselle includes 1 casino, Seven Casino d’Amnéville, a major gaming hub with a wide range of slot machines and table games.
Vosges (88)
Vosges boasts 5 casinos, located in resort towns like Contrexéville, Gérardmer, Plombières-les-Bains, Bussang, and Vittel.
Bas‑Rhin (67)
Bas‑Rhin hosts 1 casino, Casino Barrière de Niederbronn‑les‑Bains, in a historic spa town near the German border.
Haut‑Rhin (68)
Haut‑Rhin features 2 casinos, both Barrière venues in Ribeauvillé and Blotzheim, located in renowned spa and wine country.
Ardennes (08)
No land-based casinos currently operate in the Ardennes department.
Aube (10)
Aube does not host any casinos as of now.
Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Despite being home to Nancy, this department does not feature any casino venue.
Meuse (55)
Meuse has no active land-based casinos at this time.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Casinos in Grand Est
Why do some departments not have casinos?
Casino licenses in France are granted based on tourism, population, and municipal demand. Some departments in Grand Est are more rural or less visited, which explains the absence of gaming venues.
Which is the largest casino in the region?
Seven Casino d’Amnéville in Moselle is the largest and most modern casino in Grand Est, offering a wide variety of games, restaurants, and shows.
What’s special about casinos in the Vosges?
Many Vosges casinos are located in spa towns. They combine gaming with wellness, offering a relaxing experience for visitors.
Are there poker tournaments in Grand Est?
Yes. Major venues like Amnéville and Ribeauvillé regularly host poker tournaments and cash games, especially during weekends or seasonal events.
Can I enjoy a casino visit during a spa trip?
Absolutely. Several casinos in the region are located in spa towns, making them a perfect match for wellness tourism.
Do Grand Est casinos require ID for entry?
Yes. All visitors must present valid government-issued identification and be at least 18 years old to enter any casino in France, including those in Grand Est.
About Casinos in Grand Est
Spa heritage meets borderland entertainment
Grand Est’s casino network is shaped by its long-standing spa culture and geographical diversity. The Vosges department stands out with five establishments, each set in a different thermal town, offering a gaming experience rooted in relaxation and tradition.
Moselle’s Seven Casino d’Amnéville, by contrast, is a large, modern complex offering live entertainment, fine dining, and one of the region’s most complete gaming offerings.
In Alsace, the casinos of Ribeauvillé and Niederbronn‑les‑Bains deliver a more refined experience, with a local charm and cross-border accessibility. While some departments lack casinos, the existing venues form a robust and accessible network for travelers and residents alike.
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