Brittany (Bretagne)

Brittany (Bretagne), is a region in north west France that is best known for featuring ample coastline, medieval castles and charming villages. Josselin is the most famous castle in the region and boasts perfectly preserved interior. While the stunning Mont St. Michel may actually reside across the border in Normandy, views of this historic monastery from Brittany are paralleled. Nearby St. Malo is beautiful in its own right and the walled city is frequently visited by travelers due to its busy port.

St. Malo and its neighbor across the port, Dinard, are home to a small and medium-sized casino, respectively, where you can spend the evening playing the slots or tables or enjoy the is live entertainment, restaurants and bars. There are a few other casinos in Brittany, most notable in Carnac and Benodet. All casino guests in France must be at least 18 with a valid ID. As a general rule, casual dress is permitted, while opening hours vary.

For more information on all casinos in Brittany, choose from the list below:

• Casino Barrière de Bénodet
• Casino Barrière de Carnac
• Casino Barrière de Dinard
• Casino de Perros-Guirec
• Casino Barrière de Saint-Malo
• Casino de la Trinité-sur-Mer – (closed)
• Casino de Plouescat
• Casino de Quiberon
• Casino de Roscoff
• Casino de Saint-Quay-Portrieux
• Casino du Val-André
• Casino Joa de Port Crouesty