Malta's first casino, opened in 1964 inside the Dragonara Palace, a 1870s summer residence built for the Marquis Scicluna on the tip of the St Julian's peninsula. The gaming floor sits under chandeliers and painted ceilings, and the poker room looks straight out over the sea.
Pros
- Historic palace setting on the sea
- Poker room with sea views
- Open around the clock
Cons
- Poker tournaments paused on some dates in autumn 2026
Food & drink
The Brasserie (executive chef Claudio Schiavone) and a Sports Bar with Malta's first bet-and-dine concept.
Key facts
- Opening hours
- 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Entry
- Free, ID or passport on first visit
- Age
- 18+, Maltese citizens 25+
- Dress code
- Smart casual
- Minimum bet
- Roulette from €2, card games from €5
- Parking
- Car park at the casino
Games available
Opening hours
Poker tournaments are paused 23 Sep – 5 Oct and 23 Oct – 3 Nov 2026 (cash games only).
Opening hours, minimum bets, prices and games can change at any time. Please check with the casino before you visit. All information is provided without guarantee.
Location & contact
Dragonara Palace, Dragonara Road, St Julian's
- Website
- dragonara.mt















