No one time in the three hours I was there was I offered a drink. If that wasn't enough I was never offered a drink. Then for some reason these people like looking at my shoes( I had 400 dollar Bally shoes on) Very prentitous crowd here tonight and I def. Secondly, A local German crowded in front of me and the Lady at the coat rack, let him do it. First of all I was charged entry fee even though it was suppossed to be free for visitors. This time years later the Casino is horrible. I had been here before and had a good time. We didn't have a plan to return here in the evening for gamble, so the tour was enough for us to get a feel for the atmosphere and see all the beauty of the historic casino. Also take your passport with you - driver's license isn't enough. Dress code for women - just smart casual or casual is ok.

No athletic shoes, no sandals or short sleeves for men, coat and collared shirt are needed. Keep in mind, if you are planning to gamble in the evening, dress code is still required. It was amazing that they were allowed to take pictures inside. The Grand Casino is truly magnificent, with statues, figures, chandeliers, an atmosphere of luxury and splendor surrounding you. Tour admission fee is 7 euros (1 euros discount with city guest cart Kurkarte). After the visit, we received a voucher for free entry to casino during regular opening hours (valid for 24 hours). We visited the casino on a 40 minutes guided tour (in German with English information sheet) in the morning, the tours starts from 10 am and continue through the day every top of the hour up to 2 pm.

Built in the 1850s, it was inspired by the Palace of Versailles and is filled with rooms honoring French royalty who never actually set foot in the place. Casino occupies a classy building called the Kurhaus.

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