A real place on screen
Casino de Monte-Carlo
Gaming rooms, a theatre and ceremonial public spaces form a richly decorated leisure complex. The grand façade and salons have helped establish the screen language of Bond’s casinos.
- Architect / attribution
- Jules Dutrou; later Charles Garnier and Henri Schmit
- Building chronology
- Opened 1863; later 19th-century expansions
- Place
- Monte Carlo, Monaco
The real building
Casino de Monte Carlo
Films at Casino de Monte-Carlo
GoldenEye (1995)
On screen: The Monte Carlo casino
Bond visits the real casino in the film’s Monaco sequence. The building’s screen history is distinct from the fictional Casino Royale in the later movie.
Filming evidence
Building sources
A screen appearance does not imply public access. Consult the venue for current visiting arrangements.