Spielbank Baden-Baden

Spielbank Baden-Baden is a gaming establishment located within the Kurhaus complex featuring multiple halls where visitors can find roulette tables, blackjack games, and slot machines. The interior spaces showcase elaborate decorative elements throughout the gaming areas.

The establishment first opened in 1801 and relocated to its current Kurhaus location in 1824. After closing in 1872, it reopened in 1950 to continue its gaming operations.

The name reflects its role as a gaming establishment rooted in European leisure culture. Visitors experience a space where formal tradition and social gathering around games of chance remain central to its identity.

Visitors are required to wear formal attire to access the gaming halls and must be at least 21 years old. There is an entrance fee charged for entry, which is payable at the front desk.

Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky visited in 1867 and drew inspiration for his novel The Gambler from his time here. His experience in these rooms helped him capture the psychology of gambling addiction with precision.

GPS coordinates: 48.76062,8.23637

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:29