Casinos billiards and bowling Normandy

Experience a convivial moment! There's something for everyone here, from the youngest (3 years old) to the most experienced. Some are here to have fun, others are real pros. Oncle Scott's bowling alley in Mondeville features 22 lanes, a bar, billiards and video games. There's something for everyone, not just strike fans. And if you really can't find what you're looking for on the games front, just walk through the swing doors and head for the country-western world.

Ideally located by the lake and surrounded by parkland, the Bagnoles-de-l'Orne casino is the only one of its kind in the département. It houses a genuine leisure and entertainment centre. Its architecture, typical of casinos, makes it instantly recognisable. In addition to slot machines and traditional games, you'll find entertainment and shows. There's also a cinema, bar and restaurant. Please note: ID required and proper attire.

The Saint-Pair Casino is a multi-faceted place. Recently given a facelift, it's a pleasant place with a breathtaking view of the sea. Upstairs, slot machines, Black Jack and electronic English roulette with a cosy bar. On the first floor, a restaurant, a bar and above all a terrace with a breathtaking view of the sea, Granville, Cancale and Chausey on the horizon! And don't forget the magnificent sunsets from the terrace.

The Joan of Arc Tower is the very last vestige of the Château de Rouen, which has become one of the symbols of the Norman capital. Joan of Arc was not imprisoned here, but she was granted a hearing in 1431, a few days before she was burned at the stake on the Place du Vieux-Marché. Today, the dungeon is the playground of escape game enthusiasts, whose scenario is "Libérez Rouen! Join the Resistance". You can also discover the dungeon on a guided or self-guided tour.

Clairefontaine, of course! Inaugurated in 1928, this racecourse is known as the most flowery in France. On all the days of the meeting, it hosts all three disciplines: trotting, flat and jumps. Very clever: free behind-the-scenes tours of the racecourse on race mornings! Catering options range from snack bars to four trackside restaurants, including a "table gourmande". "More than a racetrack, a party track!"

Lovers of equestrian events, races, shows, Graignes is nationally known: it displays a real standing, by its dimensions (ash track, left rope, approved trotting track with bungee start, 1,034 meters long and 20 meters wide, 4,200 meters obstacle course, panoramic restaurant with 400 seats, 100 boxes, 2,500 parking spaces ...). Today, the racecourse hosts 30 annual trotting meetings, and has a nice panoramic restaurant for which booking on race days is highly recommended!

The Casino du Tréport offers a panoramic view of the sea, to be contemplated between two games of poker or slot machines. With billiards (American, French...), various table games, such as boule, blackjack, the recent "electronic English roulette" and 91 slot machines of the latest generation or more classic, you won't have any trouble finding something to enjoy! Special mention for the pleasant environment and the warm atmosphere of the premises. On-site, a restaurant, a bar and a cinema allow you to prolong the pleasure.

Pierre-Jean, the young owner of this games bar, welcomes enthusiasts, novices, families... anyone who wants to have a good time playing a game. All smiles and jokes, he'll help you find the game (card, board or strategy) that suits your fancy, before introducing you to it. During the game, you can enjoy croque-monsieur, pasta or aperitif platters, and even vegan dishes! Otherwise, opt for a beer, cocktail or rhum arrangé. Fans will be delighted to take part in tournaments and themed evenings.

At this address was previously located the escape game of the toy store located a few numbers down. Now, it is still an escape game but managed by another team. You are given sixty minutes, and not one more, to get out of a room, obviously closed. Of course, we can't tell you anything here, except maybe that you'll be in the middle of a kidnapping story, and that you'll need patience, brains and a great team spirit to get out of it.

In the heart of the city is one of the most beautiful racecourses in France. Born from the land reclaimed during the creation of the Caen Canal to the sea, the site hosted its first race on 26 August 1837. The city then decided, in 1839, to create a permanent racecourse. Today, nearly thirty meetings are scheduled every year. The 1,954 m sand track, reputed to be very fast, and its long straight line of 450 m, make it a paradise for qualifying. The racecourse at La Prairie is said to be the antechamber of Paris-Vincennes!

Incontournable! The Barrière de Deauville casino is a bit like a city within a city. Table games, slot machines, poker room, but also three restaurants, a nightclub,a theatre and two bars, including THE star of the lounge spirit: the O2 Sofa Bar, designed by the extravagant Jacques Garcia. The decorator has masterfully blended absolute modernity with baroque style. What's more, this bar offers the most captivating view of the sea from its 200^m2 terrace.

Built near the beach by Alexandre Durville in 1912, the Trouvillais Casino has undergone extensive renovations in recent years, without losing any of its architectural cachet. There's everything you need to have a great time between two dips in the sea. Amateurs will find plenty to do: slot machines, French or English roulette, blackjack... Dinner shows in the Salon des Gouverneurs are just some of the many activities on offer. Here, it's less stuffy than in Deauville!

Today, a new-generation Partouche casino with a beachfront bar. Yesterday, a place that welcomed the greats of song, when Bruno Coquatrix was mayor of Cabourg and director of the Olympia. And tomorrow? We'll be talking about a new casino at the entrance to the town by 2025. On the other side of the gigantic staircase, the Kaz's terrace offers tasty cuisine. Traditional and spicy, salads and burgers, fish and seafood, there's plenty to choose from. With a breathtaking view of the sea. Shall we indulge in a glass?

The Saint-Valéry-en-Caux casino is a familiar landmark for those who love luxury without ostentation, the thrill of gambling without the show-off. This long, liner-shaped building replaced the old one destroyed by the war. The bar and restaurant are worth a visit for their sea views. The interior is modern and comfortable. One hundred slot machines are available to the public, while others prefer English roulette, stud poker or blackjack... The establishment also has a cinema, a lounge-bar, and programs concerts and special evenings.

At Sparkle, the gloom stays at the door, making way for good humour! Sisters Tessa and Alyssa had the bright idea of taking over the WarpZone and turning it into a sparkling, colourful place! The concept: themed bar with consoles, board games and lots of evening entertainment (St. Patrick's Day was well worth the detour!). What we really like is the pop culture spirit, even in the names of the (good!) cocktails. A choice of burgers and snacks to top it all off, so you can recharge your batteries and excel at the latest games. To your controllers!

The Cabourg racecourse, with its 1,275 m sand track dedicated to trotting, welcomes you all year round. It is fully booked during the summer, every Tuesday and Friday during the Estivales. With advance booking, you can visit the stables up close to the horses and watch the trainers make final adjustments in the boxes. A wide range of catering options: snack bar, panoramic table (Le Marcel Proust) and a friendly brasserie (La Terrasse), set back from the tracks and more affordable. We come here to play, but not only! Run to Cabourg!

Cherbourg boasts the department's largest casino, located opposite the Bassin du Commerce, and it's going strong! The site has undergone several successive phases of renovation and is a splendid establishment: gaming rooms, slot machines, bar, restaurant, the place is not lacking in assets. In an Art Deco atmosphere, whether you're a gambler (there are plenty of machines!) or not, the place will not leave you indifferent - it's simply sublime. Last but not least, you can enjoy a meal at Le Sequin, the casino's restaurant.

Inaugurated in 1915, its ochre facade and beautiful 1900s architecture were the delight of the wealthy summer visitors who flocked to the "Monaco of the North" since the inauguration of the railroad line in 1870. Today, the casino is one of the town's hubs of activity. Today, in addition to the classic games, the casino features a piano bar, a lounge and a restaurant. What could be more chic than taking advantage of the hundred or so slot machines with sea views, or trying out the Purple Lounge, a cosy and distinguished venue?

Like any seaside town worthy of the name, Dieppe has its own casino. Impossible to miss it, the building is recognizable by its large bay window overlooking the sea. You will find there the blackjack and English roulette tables, or you can participate in the poker tournaments. The place offers themed evenings. For dinner, the restaurant Le Trèfle welcomes you with its bistronomic concept: burgers, tapas, salads, gourmet casseroles, and seafood, all from short and seasonal circuits. The Grand Hotel will welcome you for the night.