Casino Tranchant de Pougues-les-Eaux

Presentation of the Casino Tranchant de Pougues-les-Eaux

Pougues-les-Eaux casino is located in a charming town, only two hours away from Paris. The thermal t…

Pougues-les-Eaux casino is located in a charming town, only two hours away from Paris. The thermal tradition of the city has recently got a second life with the exploitation of a new source. Furthermore, the history of the casino dates back to Louis XIV.

The casino offers about 200 slot machines, which, by the way, are offering varied themes and types of gaming.

Also, you can find there numerous table games like Blackjack, English Roulette, Traditional Boule and even the Stud Poker game. Three tables of Texas Hold’em Poker are also at your disposal.

You will have the choice to eat in two restaurants: ' L’Ycaste ' restaurant offers a menu specialized in seafood with a terrace on the edge of water and the ' Restaurant des Jeux ' in a casino atmosphere, serving local products.

The casino often organizes events such as concerts, animations, and various shows.

Nearby casinos: Casino Vikings de Bourbon-l’Archambault (34mi.), Casino Le Vegas de Saint-Honoré-les-Bains (36mi.), Casino Vikings de Bourbon Lancy (44mi.), Casino Tranchant Neris-les-Bains (58mi.), Casino Partouche Vichy Grand Café (68mi.)

The City

Pougues-les-Eaux is a city located at 150 kilometers south of Orleans, in the Nièvre.

The commune, si…

Pougues-les-Eaux is a city located at 150 kilometers south of Orleans, in the Nièvre.

The commune, situated in the Mont-Givre flank, is watered by three streams: the Ru d’Eau, The Mardeloup stream and the Pisserotte. The town is a residential and touristic city surrounded by parks: a calm environment in the heart of a protected nature.

The city shelters the Thermal Park, the beautiful street Chevalier Park from the 19th century and the St Léger Park, the former thermal domain; as well as the Contemporary Art Centre with shiny cultural interests.

You can visit Nevers and the Ducal Palace, the Saint Cyr Cathedral, Saint Juliet, the Châsse de Bernadette Soubirous or earthenware ateliers.

The Loire and the Nièvre are good ways to discover the surroundings on a boat.

The country’s gastronomy is famous and a gourmet will surely find satisfaction among the Nièvre meats, the Morvan cold cuts, the Chavignol dungs or the local nougat.