Casino Club Posadas

Casino Club Posadas is the main casino of the Misiones capital, located in the city center on San Lorenzo street, with slot machines, gaming tables and poker room. Posadas is the Argentine city with the highest gaming room density per inhabitant: with more than 10 gaming establishments between casinos and slot halls for a 300,000-inhabitant population, the Misiones capital has the highest gaming supply concentration in northeastern Argentina. It operates under the Institute of Beneficence, Lotteries and Casinos of Misiones (IBLyC) license. Posadas is the Misiones capital and the northeastern Argentine city with the highest cross-border exchange with Paraguay, located across from the city of Encarnacion on the other side of the Parana River, connected by the San Roque Gonzalez de Santa Cruz International Bridge. The Posadas economy is strongly linked to cross-border trade and transit tourism to Iguazu Falls, Argentina most visited natural attraction.

Posadas: the Misiones capital and gateway to Iguazu Falls

Misiones is Argentina most biodiverse province, with the Parana Forest as Argentina largest subtropical inner Atlantic forest. Posadas is the starting point of the tourist corridor leading to Iguazu Falls via National Route 12, passing through yerba mate fields, banana plantations and the UNESCO World Heritage Jesuit ruins of San Ignacio Mini. Yerba mate, Misiones emblematic crop, is produced in the province at more than 85% of Argentine national production, with Argentina being the world largest yerba mate exporter. The Parana River bordering Posadas is South America second longest river after the Amazon, and its Costanera is the city main public recreation space.

The casino of the Misiones capital at the gateway to subtropical northern Argentina

Casino Club Posadas is the gaming reference of the Misiones capital, in the northeastern Argentina highest gaming room density city and gateway to Iguazu Falls. It operates under IBLyC license, minimum age 18.