1. Casino Copenhagen
Amager Blvd. 70, 2300 København

Casino Copenhagen, the largest international casino in northern Europe and the only casino in the Danish capital, offers an extensive mix of 24 table games, several Poker tables, 20 TouchBet Roulette terminals and 140 slot machines. Casino Copenhagen is owned by Casinos Austria, the company behind half the land-based casinos in Denmark. Apart from being the biggest casino in the country and Northern Europe as well, Casino Copenhagen is also quite elegant and a dress code is enforced. However, compared with other casinos in Europe this is only average in size, there are actually no really big casinos in Denmark. The casino has a hotel attached to it and has 24 tables and 140 slots. 

Set just minutes away from the bustling city center in the luxurious Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel with its magnificent views of Copenhagen’s original ramparts, the casino offers a range of exclusive packages in cooperation with the 542-room hotel and its 3 restaurants, ensuring a memorable evening of top class entertainment.

Copenhagen Card gives you free entrance. Copenhagen Card cannot be used for New Year's Eve. You must be at least 18 years of age to get in. Photo id required. The dress code requires you to dress nicely - smart casual.

2. Casino Munkebjerg 
Munkebjergvej 125, 7100 Vejle

Casino Munkebjerg is also owned by Casinos Austria. This is the second biggest casino in Denmark in terms of tables and gaming machines. Despite it, this is a smaller, cozy looking hotel + casino.  It has 70 gaming machines and 8 tables (but only American roulette and blackjack tables), and many of the slots are really old. The casino has a restaurant too. Visitors can play the slot machines from 19:00 until 04:00 and the live table games from 19:00 until 04:00 also.

The casino features exciting games such as American roulette, blackjack and Viking poker. There are furthermore 72 slot machines, which include traditional ‘one-armed bandits’ as well as state-of-the-art video poker machines and 10 roulette tables.

Casino Munkebjerg Vejle Features Casino Currency (DKK), Currency Accepted (All Major Currencies), Dress Code (Casual Dress, no sport shoes or t-shirts), Entrance Fee (DKK 50, Groups DKK 40), Gaming Instruction (Free Gaming Lessons: Blackjack, Roulette, Oasis Poker), ID/Passport Required (ID/Passport Required), Language Spoken (Danish, English), Minimum Age for Entrance (Minimum Gaming Age 18), Nearby Airport (Billund, 30 km), Sauna, Swimming Pool (Indoor Pool), Tennis Court

3. Casino Aalborg
Ved Stranden 16, 9000 Aalborg

The casino in Aalborg is the smallest casino in Denmark. It only has 40 slot machines and 7 tables. But still you can play the classics here: blackjack and roulette. Poker lovers will find Texas Holdem cash tables. Visitors can play the slot machines from 20:00 until 03:00 and the live table games from 20:00 until 03:00. You can raise your bets on the poker cash game tables as early as 20:00 and 02:45 at the latest.

Access to Casino Aalborg:
Minimum age: 18 years.
Dress code: Smart casual, no sports wear.
Picture ID required.
Entrance fee: 60 DKK (free entrance to Slots room Sunday-Thursday)
Currency: Danish krone

4. Royal Scandinavian Casino
Store Torv 4, 8000 Aarhus

Casino Aarhus is a smaller but very beautiful and elegant casino. The casino’s official name is Royal Scandinavian Casino. It offers only 60 slot machines and only 4 tables (7-card stud poker, blackjack, american roulette). Visitors can play the slot machines from 03:00pm until 02:00am and the live table games from 07:00pm until 02:00am. You can raise your bets on the poker cash game tables as early as 07:00pm and 03:00am at the latest. 토토사이트 The casino has a nightclub and a bar too.

40 young croupiers play up to the guests, who are not all wealthy, professional gamblers; everybody is welcome to come and try their luck at the roulette, at the Black Jack-tables, or at one of the electronic gambling machines.

Minimum Age: 18
Entrance fee: 20-70 DKK
Currency: Danish Krone
ID required

5. Casino Marienlyst 
Nordre Strandvej 2, 3000 Helsingør

Casino Marienlyst has only 60 slots but it has 9 tables. The tables are 5 blackjack, 4 american roulette and additional poker tables. Poker lovers will find poker cash tables. Visitors can play slots and live games from 07:00pm until 03:00am. You can raise your bets on the poker cash game tables as early as 07:00pm and 03:00am at the latest. Casino Marienlyst is one of North Europe’s most beautiful casinos and has it all: A fantastic view over the Sound, a beautiful decoration and friendly service from our well-educated staff.

Originally built in 1859 as a so-called inland health resort, the venue was subsequently rebuilt and expanded in 1902, when the casino was added. On that occasion, the Crown Prince – later King Frederik VIII – granted Marienlyst permission to run a casino with cash bets and pay-outs, to fly the swallow-tailed flag and to use the royal crown in its logo.

6. Casino Odense
Claus Bergs Gade 7, 5000 Odense

Casino Odense has 40 slots where you even have the chance to win the grand Casino Denmark Jackpot for a modest effort and 8 live tables and poker too. A fabulous venue with no less than nine gaming tables, where you can try out all the classic casino games or refresh previous gaming experience. There are 3 cash tables. It’s open from 15:00 until 03:00, the live table start from 19:00. You can raise your bets on the poker cash game tables as early as 19:00 and as lat as 3:00.

Located on the island of Funen in central Denmark, the leisurely and relaxed historic city of Odense is the birthplace of the renowned fairytale author Hans Christian Andersen. The popular Casino Odense is located in the heart of the city and shares its facilities with the four-star Radisson Blu H. C. Andersen Hotel and Congress Center.