Reopened in 2025 after five years of restoration, Constanța Casino can now be visited both for its Art Nouveau architecture and for the exhibitions and performances hosted inside. Its cultural programme brings together the building’s history, contemporary art, music and productions such as Cazino Mon Amour, a show combining theatre, cabaret, dance and live music.
A Walk from Rezident Tomis Marina
For guests staying at Rezident Tomis Marina, the Casino is just a short walk away. The route passes through Tomis Marina and the historic peninsula, past Ovidiu Square and Constanța’s old buildings, before continuing along the seafront.
A visit inside can be followed by a walk towards the Genoese Lighthouse or dinner in the marina. For evening performances, the proximity to the apartment makes the day easy to plan.
Around 30 Minutes from Rezident’s Eforie Locations
The Casino can also be easily included in a stay at Rezident Eforie Nord, Rezident Villa Eforie 1 or Rezident Villa Eforie 2&3. The drive to Constanța’s historic peninsula takes around 30 minutes, depending on traffic.
Rezident Eforie Nord offers spacious apartments with direct sea views, while Villa Eforie 1, 2 and 3 are located close to the beach, between Eforie Nord and Eforie Sud. From here, a day in Constanța can begin with a visit to the Casino, continue through the old town and end with one of the performances in its programme.
For guests staying at Rezident Corbu, the Casino can become the centrepiece of a day trip to Constanța, together with Tomis Marina, Ovidiu Square and the streets of the historic peninsula.
The exhibition and performance programme is updated throughout the year, and tickets can be booked in advance on the Casino’s official website.
From Rezident Tomis Marina, Eforie Nord, Villa Eforie 1, 2&3 or Corbu, the Casino adds a cultural experience to a few days by the sea, inside one of the most beautiful buildings on the Romanian coast.
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