Sala Casino Minas

Sala Casino Minas is the Uruguayan state slot hall in the capital of Lavalleja department, known as Uruguay Grappa Capital for its marc brandy production, with slots and tournaments. It operates under the Directorate General of Casinos of Uruguay. Minas is Lavalleja department capital, a 40,000-inhabitant city in the hills of southern Uruguay interior, surrounded by cuchillas and streams making the department one of the country most naturally beautiful. Minas is Uruguay city with the highest mineral water industry concentration: Lavalleja sierra springs feed the Nativa, Neptuno and Salus mineral water brands, making Minas Uruguay mineral water capital. Minas Virgin, patron of Uruguay, has at Cerro Verdun 16 kilometers from the city her country most visited pilgrimage shrine.

Minas: Uruguay Mineral Water Capital and Cerro Verdun

Lavalleja sierras, with their cuchillas, valleys and pure water streams, are the most beautiful hill ecosystem in southern Uruguay. Cerro Verdun, with the image of the Virgin of the Treinta y Tres Uruguay patron at its summit, is Uruguay highest pilgrimage site, with tens of thousands of pilgrims climbing the hill every September 8. Quebrada de los Cuervos, 60 kilometers from Minas, is the department most spectacular natural reserve, with its 100-meter rocky walls above Arroyo del Cordobes. Minas is also the birthplace of Uruguayan tango: composer Francisco Canaro, one of the genre most influential, was born in Minas and several first-line tango composers have roots in Lavalleja department.

The state hall in the Mineral Water Capital and Lavalleja tango

Sala Minas is the gaming reference of Lavalleja capital, Uruguay Mineral Water Capital and the birthplace of Uruguayan tango with Francisco Canaro. It operates under the Directorate General of Casinos, minimum age 18.