Constanța Casino

The Constanța Casino is an Art Nouveau building on the Black Sea seafront promenade of Constanța, Romania. The present building was inaugurated on 15 August 1910; according to Lonely Planet King Carol I commissioned it, and its architect was Daniel Renard, a Romanian of Swiss descent who had studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. It was preceded by two wooden casinos from 1880 and 1893.

The building served as a gambling venue for 38 years, with interruptions caused by the world wars. After 1948 it was a community centre, from 1960 a restaurant, and in 1990 it closed because of high running costs. Restoration began in January 2020 and was completed in March 2025; on 21 May 2025 it reopened as a cultural building for public events and private functions. According to Agerpres, a visit during Museum Night on 23 May 2026 required a reservation; please check access and times in advance (as of October 2026). Lonely Planet (address: Bulevardul Elisabeta 1) still describes the building as derelict and closed; the restoration has made that outdated. The Genoese Lighthouse stands right next to it.