Casino d'Aix en Provence, Gaming establishment in Aix-en-Provence, France.

The Casino d'Aix-en-Provence occupies part of the Pasino complex, a large rectangular building whose upper facade is clad in horizontal grey and white slats. A wide blue band across that section carries the white word "Pasino", above a base of reddish-brown panels and glass. On the right, an angled facade of blue glass and grey cladding holds a large silver emblem shaped like a curved letter P, and two tall light poles stand in front beside a roundabout with grass and small bushes.

The Partouche casino opened in 2001, replacing the old Casino d'Aix-en-Provence, which was listed as a monument historique. That old building was demolished in 2003 as part of the Sextius Mirabeau project, which aimed to improve links between the historic centre and new urban extensions. The casino was robbed in 2016 and closed during the 2020 pandemic.

The casino sits inside the Pasino complex, whose facade carries the white "Pasino" lettering on a wide blue band above grey and white horizontal slats. It replaced the old casino of Aix, a listed monument historique demolished in 2003 under the Sextius Mirabeau project. The Partouche group operates it.

The venue is located on Avenue de l'Europe and opens daily, with extended hours on weekends. Visitors should plan their visit in advance to explore all areas at a comfortable pace.

The casino opened in 2001 in the Pasino complex, replacing the old municipal casino, which was listed as a monument historique and demolished in 2003 for the Sextius Mirabeau project. The new building's facade carries a wide blue band with the white word "Pasino" and a silver curved-P emblem on the angled glass section.