Las Vegas, seen as the world’s casino capital is home to over 31 casinos alone along its infamous strip. These casinos compete to be the biggest and the best and over time more rivals are looking to entice gamblers with more extreme and wacky concepts.
We have chosen the world’s most weird and wonderful casinos ready for you to add to your bucket list.
- Grosvenor Casinos Taxi, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Let’s start small with the world’s smallest casino, the Grosvenor taxi was designed by Jo Blundell – sales and marketing director at Grosvenor Casinos.
This mini casino holds a gambling table, a bar and even some online casino gaming facilities. Jo Blundell previously explained: “We’re thrilled to announce the launch of what we believe to be the world’s smallest travelling casino”.
- Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Built in 2010, Marina Bay Sands was one of the first casinos to be built in Singapore. The 15,000 sq metre casino is built to look like a deck of cards and is spread over 4 levels holding 600 tables and 1,500 slot machines. It is also home to one of the world’s largest Swarvoski crystal chandeliers.
- Sun City Casino Resort, South Africa
Fancy a safari with your card game?
Visitors to the Sun City Casino which opened in 1979, can take advantage of its hotel which offers on-site safari and the resorts own private game reserve.
- Atlantis Paradise Island Resort, Bahamas
The most famous and largest casino in the Caribbean, Atlantis Resort has some of the world’s most expensive hotel suites – with the two bedroom Topaz Suite costing $1,700 per night and $14,800 for a week.
If you are not impressed with the rooms then the casino itself has the most spectacular skylights and windows offering a picturesque view of the turquoise sea.
- The Clermont Club, London
Don’t be fooled by the secluded location of this UK casino. Nestled in the heart of London’s Mayfair’s Berkeley Square, The Clermont only has six tables: English roulette, poker, blackjack, baccarat and Punto Banco.
The casino has a unique baroque décor and is home to a beautiful spiral staircase. Like all London casinos, gamblers have to apply for membership to enter the casino itself.
