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Cagnes-sur-Mer is a French commune in the department of Alpes-Maritime and the region of Cote d’Azur, in south-eastern France on the Mediterranean. Locals are called Cagnois. If you enjoy viewing a city from a religious-historical perspective, there’s plenty of sites to check out. Visit the Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, dating back to the 8th century, the Church of the Holy Family, Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Protection (16th century), Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer, Chapelle Saint-Pierre-des-Fishermen (19th century), Chapelle Sainte-Anne (also 19th century) and the Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Drivers (1958). If you’re here for the beaches, there’s over 3 and a half kilometres of pebble beaches, both public and private. Popular ones include Stone Beach, Beach Marine and Promenade Beach.

Gaming

The casino offers 170 classic and video slot machines and video poker terminals, ranging in denominations starting as low as one cent, climbing to 1 EUR. The casino operates 7 days a week, 365 days a year, from the hours of 10 am until 4 am and provides 5000 sq m of gaming space. Inside you can also find 6 table games, which consist of blackjack, English roulette and Texas Hold’em, each of which run daily from 9 pm until 4 am.

Hotel/Accommodations

Stay at the Lou Paradou Hotel, a little off the beaten path ideal for a serene stay, yet still close enough to most major attractions. Beaches can be found as close as 5 minutes from the hotel, while those more inclined toward skiing can find slopes less than an hour away. Use your time here to plan your activities. Talk to staff for information on all the attractions in the city, as well as popular restaurants and bars, so as to best plot your course before heading out.

Dining

The casino restaurant runs 7/7 and 365, with seating for 90 indoors and 80 on the terrace. The cuisine utilizes local seasonal produce and has an ever-changing menu. For Mediterranean cuisine, there’s Fleur de Sel. For rustic environs try Josy-Jo. Enjoy a large selection of menu items in Bistrot de la Marine. To uncover more options, walk around town and choose a venue for yourself based on taste or budget, or have hotel and casino staff offer their suggestions.

Attractions/NightLife

Find all your favourite drinks, along with light snacks, in the casino bar, located near the slots and table games. In the casino, watch for live entertainment, food related events and themed and holiday parties. Other bars in the area include l’Underground and Dolce Café. During days, head to one of the local beaches such as Stone Beach, Promenade Beach and Beach Marine. With over 3.5 km of public and private beaches, you should be able to find the setting best suited to yourself. View various works by renowned artist Renoir in the Renoir Museum, open daily except for Tuesdays. Visit the local Racecourse, with its trot races and obstacle courses. Head to Chateau Grimaldi, purchased in 1939, and converted from a castle into a museum in 1946. The structure dates back to the 14th century. Religious sites in the area include Chapelle Sainte-Anne, the Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul and the Church of the Holy Family, to name but a few.

Rewards/Deals

The casino does not currently have a player rewards system in place. Talk to a casino representative about any promotions or contests which may be running during your visit. The casino organizes various events during holidays and live entertainment acts so be sure to check the events calendar.