Presentation of the Casino Barcelona
Casino Barcelona is located at Carrer de la Marina 19–21, Ciutat Vella, 08005 Barcelona, Spain, in the Port Olímpic area. It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering a diverse mix of casino gaming, poker, sports betting, gastronomy, live events, and interactive leisure experiences. Its central waterfront location provides convenient access for both residents and visitors, allowing guests to enjoy the venue at any time of day.
The gaming floor features a wide selection of slot machines, live casino games, and poker. Recent additions include modern slot titles. The poker offerings consist of Texas Hold’em No Limit and Omaha Pot Limit cash games. Cash stakes for Texas Hold’em start from €1/€3, while Omaha starts from €2/€2, with higher stakes tables available including €2/€5, €5/€10, and €10/€20 for Texas Hold’em. The venue hosts daily tournaments and major international events such as the PokerStars European Poker Tour, the Spanish Poker Championship, Poker Month Barcelona, the Sixers Poker Series, the EuroPoker Circuit, and various weekly formats including Deepstack Mystery Bounty, Weekend Warrior, Non-Stop Poker, Mixed Games, Madness & Go, and Poker In.
The YESFUN loyalty program offers members additional benefits and rewards. The events calendar features poker competitions, live entertainment, and themed activities. Visitors can also book the Poker Experience, a 60 to 90-minute introductory session for groups of 6 to 10 people, priced at €20 per person. This experience includes a poker class, casino entry, a welcome drink, an introduction to Texas Hold’em, a small tournament, and a prize for the winner. Other entertainment options include six motion-enabled SimRacing simulators and a VR Escape Room featuring three chronological missions.
Dining options are available across several venues. Ají Restaurant serves Nikkei cuisine inspired by Peruvian and Japanese flavors, open from Tuesday to Saturday. Bet Bar operates 24 hours a day. The Wine Shop is open from Sunday to Thursday, from 5:00 PM to 3:30 AM, and until 4:30 AM on Fridays and Saturdays. All Drinks serves cocktails daily from 2:00 PM to 5:00 AM. These facilities enhance the casino’s offerings for sports betting, events, and late-night leisure.
Entry is restricted to individuals aged 18 years and older, and a valid government-issued photo ID or passport is required for admission.
Nearby casinos: Gran Casino Costa Brava, Girona
(40mi.), Casino Tarragona
(52mi.), Casino Peralada, Girona
(76mi.), Casino de Font-Romeu
(77mi.), Casino Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda
(79mi.)
Learn more about: The games,
Equipment and services,
The poker,
Restaurants and bars,
Hosting and shows
The City
Barcelona is the capital of the Province of Barcelona and the autonomous community of Catalonia, situated in northeastern Spain. With a population of approximately 1.7 million residents, it is Spain’s second-largest city and one of Europe’s leading centers for commerce, tourism, design, education, technology, and international transport. The city’s port, airport, universities, and extensive metropolitan area play a crucial role in the economy and administration of Catalonia.
The city offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities, including Mediterranean beaches, urban parks, wooded hills, and waterfront paths. Popular beaches such as Barceloneta, Bogatell, and Nova Icària provide spaces for activities like swimming, walking, cycling, and water sports. Montjuïc and Collserola Natural Park feature trails, gardens, viewpoints, and routes for hiking and mountain biking. Long promenades along the coast and dedicated cycling paths allow visitors to explore significant areas without the need for a car.
Some of Barcelona’s most famous attractions include the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, the Gothic Quarter, and the Picasso Museum. La Rambla, the Boqueria Market, major shopping streets, theaters, music venues, restaurants, and football facilities all co…
Barcelona is the capital of the Province of Barcelona and the autonomous community of Catalonia, situated in northeastern Spain. With a population of approximately 1.7 million residents, it is Spain’s second-largest city and one of Europe’s leading centers for commerce, tourism, design, education, technology, and international transport. The city’s port, airport, universities, and extensive metropolitan area play a crucial role in the economy and administration of Catalonia.
The city offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities, including Mediterranean beaches, urban parks, wooded hills, and waterfront paths. Popular beaches such as Barceloneta, Bogatell, and Nova Icària provide spaces for activities like swimming, walking, cycling, and water sports. Montjuïc and Collserola Natural Park feature trails, gardens, viewpoints, and routes for hiking and mountain biking. Long promenades along the coast and dedicated cycling paths allow visitors to explore significant areas without the need for a car.
Some of Barcelona’s most famous attractions include the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, the Gothic Quarter, and the Picasso Museum. La Rambla, the Boqueria Market, major shopping streets, theaters, music venues, restaurants, and football facilities all contribute to the city’s vibrant culture. Festivals such as La Mercè and Sant Jordi are significant events on the annual calendar. Museums, galleries, public squares, and neighborhood markets are scattered throughout the city's central districts.
A comprehensive network of metro, bus, tram, and suburban rail connects residential neighborhoods with business areas, universities, hospitals, and surrounding regions. Barcelona–El Prat Airport and the Port of Barcelona provide essential international connections, while high-speed rail services link the city to Madrid, France, and other regions of Spain. As the seat of the Catalan government and a major center for higher education, healthcare, conferences, and technology, Barcelona serves both its metropolitan population and much of northeastern Spain.
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Presentation of the Casino Barcelona
Casino Barcelona is located at Carrer de la Marina 19–21, Ciutat Vella, 08005 Barcelona, Spain, in t…
Casino Barcelona is located at Carrer de la Marina 19–21, Ciutat Vella, 08005 Barcelona, Spain, in the Port Olímpic area. It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering a diverse mix of casino gaming, poker, sports betting, gastronomy, live events, and interactive leisure experiences. Its central waterfront location provides convenient access for both residents and visitors, allowing guests to enjoy the venue at any time of day.
The gaming floor features a wide selection of slot machines, live casino games, and poker. Recent additions include modern slot titles. The poker offerings consist of Texas Hold’em No Limit and Omaha Pot Limit cash games. Cash stakes for Texas Hold’em start from €1/€3, while Omaha starts from €2/€2, with higher stakes tables available including €2/€5, €5/€10, and €10/€20 for Texas Hold’em. The venue hosts daily tournaments and major international events such as the PokerStars European Poker Tour, the Spanish Poker Championship, Poker Month Barcelona, the Sixers Poker Series, the EuroPoker Circuit, and various weekly formats including Deepstack Mystery Bounty, Weekend Warrior, Non-Stop Poker, Mixed Games, Madness & Go, and Poker In.
The YESFUN loyalty program offers members additional benefits and rewards. The events calendar features poker competitions, live entertainment, and themed activities. Visitors can also book the Poker Experience, a 60 to 90-minute introductory session for groups of 6 to 10 people, priced at €20 per person. This experience includes a poker class, casino entry, a welcome drink, an introduction to Texas Hold’em, a small tournament, and a prize for the winner. Other entertainment options include six motion-enabled SimRacing simulators and a VR Escape Room featuring three chronological missions.
Dining options are available across several venues. Ají Restaurant serves Nikkei cuisine inspired by Peruvian and Japanese flavors, open from Tuesday to Saturday. Bet Bar operates 24 hours a day. The Wine Shop is open from Sunday to Thursday, from 5:00 PM to 3:30 AM, and until 4:30 AM on Fridays and Saturdays. All Drinks serves cocktails daily from 2:00 PM to 5:00 AM. These facilities enhance the casino’s offerings for sports betting, events, and late-night leisure.
Entry is restricted to individuals aged 18 years and older, and a valid government-issued photo ID or passport is required for admission.
Nearby casinos: Gran Casino Costa Brava, Girona
(40mi.), Casino Tarragona
(52mi.), Casino Peralada, Girona
(76mi.), Casino de Font-Romeu
(77mi.), Casino Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda
(79mi.)
Learn more about: The games,
Equipment and services,
The poker,
Restaurants and bars,
Hosting and shows
Read more
The City
Barcelona is the capital of the Province of Barcelona and the autonomous community of Catalonia, sit…
Barcelona is the capital of the Province of Barcelona and the autonomous community of Catalonia, situated in northeastern Spain. With a population of approximately 1.7 million residents, it is Spain’s second-largest city and one of Europe’s leading centers for commerce, tourism, design, education, technology, and international transport. The city’s port, airport, universities, and extensive metropolitan area play a crucial role in the economy and administration of Catalonia.
The city offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities, including Mediterranean beaches, urban parks, wooded hills, and waterfront paths. Popular beaches such as Barceloneta, Bogatell, and Nova Icària provide spaces for activities like swimming, walking, cycling, and water sports. Montjuïc and Collserola Natural Park feature trails, gardens, viewpoints, and routes for hiking and mountain biking. Long promenades along the coast and dedicated cycling paths allow visitors to explore significant areas without the need for a car.
Some of Barcelona’s most famous attractions include the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, the Gothic Quarter, and the Picasso Museum. La Rambla, the Boqueria Market, major shopping streets, theaters, music venues, restaurants, and football facilities all contribute to the city’s vibrant culture. Festivals such as La Mercè and Sant Jordi are significant events on the annual calendar. Museums, galleries, public squares, and neighborhood markets are scattered throughout the city's central districts.
A comprehensive network of metro, bus, tram, and suburban rail connects residential neighborhoods with business areas, universities, hospitals, and surrounding regions. Barcelona–El Prat Airport and the Port of Barcelona provide essential international connections, while high-speed rail services link the city to Madrid, France, and other regions of Spain. As the seat of the Catalan government and a major center for higher education, healthcare, conferences, and technology, Barcelona serves both its metropolitan population and much of northeastern Spain.
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