The gaming room there is today known as the Weinbrenner Room. Some other important dates in its history :ġ824- Friedrich Weinbrenner builds the Kurhaus. Upon completion, a license was issued for a Casino to be operated on the premises, and it now makes up the right wing of the building. The Kurhaus was converted from a Promenade House into a 'Conversation House' between 18 by Freidrich Weinbrenner. The Baden-Baden Casino is situated in the Kurhaus.

What was in the last century a social rendezvous for nobles and the elite, nowadays opens its doors to all of Baden-Baden’s guests. With a history dating back over 250 years and fashioned on the lines of French royal palaces, the Baden-Baden Casino is, and always has been, a temple to the alluring game of chance. The Russian writer Dostoevsky wrote 'The Gambler' while compulsively gambling at the famous Baden-Baden Casino. The flair of the historic gaming rooms captivates all who visit them, and the casino’s guest book is filled with illustrious names. And today, some 200 years later, the Baden-Baden casino still numbers among the world’s most beautiful. Today, the white ball is still rolling in the famed, sumptuous rooms that casino lessee Edouard Bénazet had designed by interior decorators from Paris.

It is just as hard to imagine Baden-Baden without its casino as it is to imagine the city without its thermal baths.

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