Casino de Berck, casino in Berck, France

The Casino de Berck occupies a fully renovated 20th-century building on an avenue near the beaches, in a style typical of northern French architecture. It houses a restaurant called La Verrière and a brasserie, and hosts themed evenings and events every week. The cinema opened in 2014 and the media library in 2010 stand beside it.

The Casino de Berck traces its origins to the early 1900s. In the 1920s, wealthy visitors flocked to Berck for sea bathing, and the casino thrived. The Partouche Group opened its casino here in 1991, and in 1998 the casino moved into the town's former train station, a 20th-century building that was fully renovated.

The brasserie restaurant La Verrière serves regional French cuisine sourced from local producers in the Hauts-de-France area. The kitchen focuses on seasonal dishes that reflect traditional cooking styles of the region.

The gaming area is open daily from morning through late night hours, while table games start later in the evening. Visitors should know that opening times can vary depending on the type of gaming offered.

The casino has occupied Berck's former train station since 1998, when the Partouche Group moved it there; the group had opened its Berck casino in 1991. The building stands near the beaches on an avenue typical of northern French architecture, next to the cinema opened in 2014 and the media library opened in 2010.