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Casino Salzburg, the second Austrian casino, opened on 1 July 1934 in Schloss Mirabell. It closed down during the Second World War and reopened in July 1950. As it grew larger, it became necessary to move to new premises and so the casino took up residence in 1977 in Café Restaurant Winkler on the Mönchsberg overlooking the city. More and more visitors came to the casino and new games were introduced so that a further enlargement became necessary. The additional premises at Schloss Klessheim were so popular that Casinos Austria decided to make it the casino’s permanent home.
The magnificent baroque castle on the outskirts of Salzburg was designed by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, Austria’s greatest baroque architect. He based his design on Versailles and the Palladian style of northern Italy. The castle itself is extremely spacious and the casino occupies a large part of it. The combination of baroque art and modern gaming give the casino an atmosphere of its own.
Summer 1934: Casino opened in Schloss Mirabell
Autumm 1938: Casino closed
July 1950: Reopening
1967: Moves to the Barock-Bar
April 1977: Opening on Mönchsberg
July 1980: Major renovation
January 1993: Moves to Schloss Klessheim
Spring 2016: Ending of the renovations and reopening Schloss Klessheim
1972 Black Jack
1980 Slot machines
1984 American Roulette
1987 Austria Jackpot
1988 Wheel of fortune
1989 Poker
1990 Red Dog
1992 Sic Bo
1997 Tropical Stud Poker
2002 Easy Poker
2005 Easy Hold'em Poker
2009 Mega Million Jackpot
2013 Black Jack X-change
2015 Punto Banco
2016 Macau Baccarat