Olympic Casino Tallinn (Reval Park)

Olympic Casino's Reval Park property in Tallinn is the flagship venue of Olympic Entertainment Group, a company built up rapidly across the Baltic states and wider Central and Eastern Europe after gambling was re-legalised and regulated in the region following the end of Soviet rule. Unlike the century-old spa and Riviera houses elsewhere in this atlas, its history is a story of 1990s and 2000s regional expansion rather than Belle Époque tourism.

The casino occupies space within the Reval Park hotel, a modern building a short walk from Tallinn's UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town, and its design favours a bright, contemporary hotel-casino aesthetic — clean lines, ample lighting, and a layout built for efficient gaming-floor circulation rather than any historic reconstruction.

Inside, the gaming programme covers Roulette and Blackjack tables, a slot-machine floor, and poker, run at a scale appropriate to a regional capital rather than a major resort destination. As one of the more established Baltic gaming venues, it draws a mix of local players and visitors extending an Old Town city break with an evening at the tables.

Tallinn's compact, walkable centre means the casino is easy to combine with the wider Old Town — cobbled medieval streets, city walls, and a well-developed restaurant and bar scene sit only minutes away, making an evening visit a natural extension of an already full day of sightseeing.