Casino Barrière, Lille

Presentation of the Casino Barrière, Lille

nnCasino Barrière Lille is located at 777 Pont de Flandres, 59777 Lille, France. The casino operates daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m., providing guests with extended hours to enjoy both gaming and hospitality. Situated in the city's entertainment hub, it is one of northern France’s premier destinations for leisure and events.

The gaming floor is expansive, featuring 309 slot machines that include traditional reels and the latest video slots, along with 155 electronic games such as electronic blackjack and electronic English roulette. Players can also engage in 15 live table games, including Blackjack, English roulette, and Ultimate Poker. This diverse range of games caters to both casual visitors and experienced players.

Entertainment goes beyond the gaming floor with a full calendar of shows, concerts, and special productions. Highlights include the Amazing dinner-show, seasonal concerts, and themed performances, making the venue a key player in Lille’s nightlife.

Guests can choose from several dining options on the property. La Terrasse du Parc offers brasserie-style cuisine with views of the park, while Les Hauts de Lille provides refined dining in an elegant setting. For more casual experiences, bars such as Le Bar Lounge, Le Café des Sports, and L’Escal’777 serve drinks and light snacks in vibrant atmospheres.

Visitors can also stay at the adjacent Hotel Barrière Lille, which offers luxurious accommodations with views over the city and park. Its modern amenities and direct connection to the casino make it an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers. Private event spaces are available for seminars, receptions, and corporate gatherings, supported by tailored services.

Proper attire is expected in accordance with casino standards, and responsible gaming practices are promoted throughout the venue in compliance with French regulations.

Entry is restricted to adults aged 18 years and older, and valid photo identification is required at the entrance.

Nearby casinos: Napoleon Casino, Néchin (7mi.), Circus Casino, Comines (9mi.), Circus Casino, Le Bizet (9mi.), Circus Casino, Menin (10mi.), Golden Palace La Glanerie, Rumes (11mi.)
Learn more about: The games, Equipment and services, Restaurants and bars, Poker Tournaments and Cash Games, The hotel, Hosting and shows, Loyalty program

The City

Lille is a major city located in northern France, serving as the capital of the Hauts-de-France region and the Nord department. With an estimated population of around 235,000 residents, its wider metropolitan area is home to over one million people, making it one of the largest urban centers in the country. Its proximity to the Belgian border positions it at the crossroads of northern Europe.

The economy of Lille is driven by commerce, services, and education, with strong sectors in retail, finance, and technology. Historically known for its textile industry, the city has since transitioned to a modern, service-based economy, supported by its universities and research institutions. Additionally, Lille functions as a major transportation hub, with high-speed rail links connecting it to Paris, Brussels, and London.

Tourism and leisure activities are enhanced by Lille’s city center, which features a large square, well-preserved buildings, and modern shopping districts. Museums, theaters, and concert venues contribute to its reputation as a center for events and public life. The Grand Palais convention center further reinforces Lille’s status as a destination for business tourism and conferences.

Residents enjoy a wide range of services, including healthcare, educational institutio…

Lille is a major city located in northern France, serving as the capital of the Hauts-de-France region and the Nord department. With an estimated population of around 235,000 residents, its wider metropolitan area is home to over one million people, making it one of the largest urban centers in the country. Its proximity to the Belgian border positions it at the crossroads of northern Europe.

The economy of Lille is driven by commerce, services, and education, with strong sectors in retail, finance, and technology. Historically known for its textile industry, the city has since transitioned to a modern, service-based economy, supported by its universities and research institutions. Additionally, Lille functions as a major transportation hub, with high-speed rail links connecting it to Paris, Brussels, and London.

Tourism and leisure activities are enhanced by Lille’s city center, which features a large square, well-preserved buildings, and modern shopping districts. Museums, theaters, and concert venues contribute to its reputation as a center for events and public life. The Grand Palais convention center further reinforces Lille’s status as a destination for business tourism and conferences.

Residents enjoy a wide range of services, including healthcare, educational institutions, and extensive public transportation. With its strategic location, developed infrastructure, and vibrant economy, Lille serves not only as a regional capital but also as a significant link between France and its neighboring countries.