Dragonara Casino
St Julian's, Malta
250 slots25 tables5 poker
The Dragonara occupies a nineteenth-century palace built as a summer residence on a promontory at St Julian's, converted to a casino in 1964 — the…
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2 venues recorded across 1 regions and destinations.
Malta is better known as a licensing hub for online operators than for its land-based floors, but it has a small cluster of casinos along the St Julian's and Sliema coast, including one in a nineteenth-century palace. The Malta Gaming Authority regulates both sides of the market.
Entry rules distinguish between residents and visitors, with a higher minimum age applied to Maltese nationals. The venues are compact, oriented towards Mediterranean tourists and to the large expatriate workforce drawn by the island's gaming industry.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Continent | Europe | |
| Currency on the floor | Euro (EUR) | |
| Minimum age | 18 for foreign visitors; 25 for Maltese residents | estimate |
| Regulator | Malta Gaming Authority | documented |
Entry ages and regulator names are summarised for orientation and are not legal advice. See gambling age and entry rules around the world.
| Place | Venues | Within it |
|---|---|---|
| St Julian's | 2 | — |
St Julian's, Malta
250 slots25 tables5 poker
The Dragonara occupies a nineteenth-century palace built as a summer residence on a promontory at St Julian's, converted to a casino in 1964 — the…
St Julian's, Malta
200 slots20 tables8 poker
Casino Malta operates inside the Portomaso complex at St Julian's, beneath the island's tallest tower, and opened in 2014. It is the most…