Genting Casino Queen Square Casino Liverpool

Presentation of the Genting Casino Queen Square Casino Liverpool

Just across Lime Street Station and St’s Johns’s Gardens, the former circus casino is located in the…

Just across Lime Street Station and St’s Johns’s Gardens, the former circus casino is located in the Whitechapel district of the city, and was recently refurbished.

Lined upon a wall in the gaming area, are the slot machines, and to that offer is added one of a dozen of electronic roulettes.

The casino owns another dozen, of gaming tables this time, more precisely American Roulette, Blackjack, Three Card Poker and Baccarat.

The restaurant (a Fahrenheit Bar & Grill) serves a good range of dishes and drinks, and has the snacking menu 'Graze and play' common to Genting casinos.

The 'Late Bar' for its part, has plasma screens broadcasting a diversity of sports, a dance floor and even a VIP room, and can consequently be a chance for an animated evening.

Nearby casinos: Genting Casino Liverpool Renshaw Street (694yd.), Grosvenor Casino Leo Liverpool (1711yd.), Genting Casino Wirral (2mi.), Genting Casino Southport (16mi.), Grosvenor Casino Bolton (25mi.)

The City

Liverpool is a city in Merseyside, on the Mersey Estuary.

The Beatles home city is also known for tw…

Liverpool is a city in Merseyside, on the Mersey Estuary.

The Beatles home city is also known for two football clubs and welcomes one of the most famous horse race.

Liverpool was the 2008 European capital of culture, and the city has more museums and art galleries than any other city in the United Kingdom, apart from London, while in 2011 the spectacular Museum of Liverpool was inaugurated on the quays.

The city has got flurries of landmarks worth a visit, like the Waterfront and docks, packed with splendid grade I buildings, the Commercial District and Cultural Quarter, and the two cathedrals of the city.

The fashion minded Liverpudlians and tourists alike are welcome in Liverpool with the gigantic Liverpool One shopping centre, the Metquarter, the Cavern Walks, and the City Central BID.

The nightlife of Liverpool must not to be underestimated and the number of bars, nightclubs and others is highly respectable.