Casino municipal, Art Deco casino and theatre in Biarritz, France
Casino Municipal combines a gaming establishment, convention center, and theatre within a large structure facing the Atlantic Ocean. It features eight meeting rooms, a restaurant, and a municipal swimming pool.
Architect Alfred Laulhé designed this Art Deco building in 1929 as Biarritz emerged as a leading coastal resort destination. Construction marked the city's rise as a major European destination for leisure.
The 730-seat hall serves as the cultural heart of Biarritz, hosting theatre performances, concerts, and shows throughout the year. Residents and visitors come together here to experience local and international entertainment.
Located at Avenue Edouard VII right by the waterfront, the building is easy to find and access. Multiple entrances serve different areas, making navigation straightforward for visitors.
The Salle des Ambassadeurs offers wide views of Biscay Bay from an extensive terrace overlooking the water. This room became a gathering place for the wealthy society that populated Biarritz in the early 20th century.
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