Land Casinos in Austria
Casino Bad Gastein
Grand Hotel de l'Europe
Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Straße 14
Bad Gastein
Saltzberg 5640
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 6434 2465
Casino Baden
Im Kurpark
Kaiser-Franz-Ring 1
Baden
Niederösterreich 2500
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 2252 44496
Casino Bregenz
Symphonikerplatz 3
Bregenz
Vorarlberg 6900
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 5574 45127
Casino Graz
Landhausgasse 10
Grazer Congress
Graz
Steiermark 8010
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 316 832 578
Casino Innsbruck
Hotel Hilton
Salurner Straße 15
Innsbruck
Tirol 6020
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 512 587040
Casino Kitzbuehel
Hinterstadt 24
Kitzbuehel
Tirol 6370
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 5356 62300102
Casino Kleinwalsertal
Reizlern
Vorarlberg 6991
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 5517 5023
Casino Linz
Rainerstrasse 2-4
Hotel Schillerpark
Linz
Oberösterreich 4020
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 732 654487
Casino Salzburg
Schloss Klessheim
Wals-Siezenheim
Saltzberg 5071
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 662 854 455112
Casino Seefeld
Bahnhofstrasse 124
Seefeld
Tirol 6100
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 5212 2340
Casino Velden
Am Corso 17
Velden
Kärnten 9220
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 4274 2064
Casino Wien
Palais Esterházy
Kärntner Strasse 41
Vienna
Wein 1010
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 1 512 4836
Concord Card Casino
Geiselbergstrasse 9
Corner of Karl-Gunsam-Gasse
Vienna
Wein 1110
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 1 749 0136
Concord Card Casino
Rudolfstrasse 4+6
Linz
Oberösterreich 4040
Austria
Telephone: +(43) 732 700255

Austria Casinos
by Adel Awwad
As one of Europe's premier winter sports destinations, Austria welcomes millions of foreign visitors every year, and many of them enjoy a visit to a casino as part of their stay. Austria casinos are to be found throughout the country, not only in the capital, Vienna, and other major cities, but also in popular tourist destinations like Salzburg and Baden, and ski resorts such as Kitzbuhel and Innsbruck. Additionally, Austria casinos are very popular with Austrian nationals, who share the German love of card games that has made casinos so popular in that country in recent years.
Austria casinos are owned and operated by Casinos Austria, which was founded in 1967 and based in the Palais Ephrussi in Vienna. In addition to 12 casinos in Austria, Casinos Austria also operates casino facilities in other countries, including several European countries, but also Canada, Argentina, Egypt, and South Africa, and even a casino in the Palestinian territories, though this is currently closed due to the security situation. Casinos Austria also offers online gaming facilities, which are becoming increasingly popular due to their ease of use and convenience.
Austria casinos, like casinos in most other European countries, usually have a dress code for players at the gaming tables. Admission is free, and most casinos offer a "bonus ticket," which gives guests a small number of additional chips to play with when they purchase a certain amount of credit. As with many other countries, a photographic ID is required for registration purposes, though this can be done on the spot, and guests must be over 18. Several Austria casinos are situated in hotels, and special packages are available for visitors.
Austria casinos are open every day except Christmas Eve, apart from the seasonal casino at Bad Gastein, which only opens during the winter months to cater to the foreign tourist trade. Many casinos have "teaching tables," where novices can learn the various games without risking their shirt on the spin of the wheel! All the usual games are available, including American and French Roulette, blackjack, poker, and baccarat, and of course, the usual range of slot machines.
The largest casino in Austria is the Casino Baden, which has 36 gaming tables and over 300 slot machines. In addition, there are casinos in Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz, and Vienna, which are popular with visitors and locals alike. Austria casinos are extremely professionally run and a worthwhile addition to any visit to the country.
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