23 casinos across 23 cities
Normandy carries a weight of history few regions can match, from the D-Day beaches and their moving memorials to the medieval spires of Rouen and the tidal island fortress of Mont Saint-Michel rising out of the sea. It's a region of dramatic coastline, apple orchards, half-timbered villages, and a culinary tradition built around cider, Camembert, and cream that rewards slow, unhurried travel. Gambling is legal throughout France, and Normandy's seaside resort towns, particularly along the Channel coast, carry an elegant tradition of casino gambling that dates back generations, giving visitors a refined, old-world atmosphere for an evening at the tables. Travelers looking for casinos in Normandy or a gambling stop woven into a history-and-coastline itinerary will find the region's casino towns a fitting, atmospheric complement to its beaches and battlefields.
Agon-Coutainville
Av. de la Brèche Buhot
Av. des Sources
Av. Robert Cousin
Bd de Verdun
Chau. Gayant
Esp. Louis Aragon
Fécamp
Pl. Alfred Thomas
Pl. du Lieutenant Fernand Fanneau
Pl. Foch
Pl. Maréchal Foch
Quai Alexandre III
Quai George V
Rue Adolphe Boissaye
Rue du Casino
Rue Edmond Blanc
Rue Guynemer
Rue Henri Dobert
Rue Pasteur
Saint-Pair-sur-Mer
Veulettes-sur-Mer
Yport

Rue Edmond Blanc, Normandie

Pl. Alfred Thomas, Normandie

Pl. Foch, Normandie

Av. de la Brèche Buhot, Normandie

Agon-Coutainville, Normandie

Av. Robert Cousin, Normandie

Quai Alexandre III, Normandie

Fécamp, Normandie

Pl. Maréchal Foch, Normandie

Rue Henri Dobert, Normandie

Rue Guynemer, Normandie

Rue du Casino, Normandie

Veulettes-sur-Mer, Normandie

Pl. du Lieutenant Fernand Fanneau, Normandie

Yport, Normandie

Bd de Verdun, Normandie

Rue Adolphe Boissaye, Normandie

Chau. Gayant, Normandie

Rue Pasteur, Normandie

Saint-Pair-sur-Mer, Normandie

Esp. Louis Aragon, Normandie

Av. des Sources, Normandie

Quai George V, Normandie
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