Located at 34 Rue Marbeuf, just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, this iconic place has experienced many lives before becoming one of the most elegant gaming clubs in the capital. Since 1929, the address has established itself with the opening of an impressive Citroën garage-showroom, designed by architects Laprade and Bazin. Innovative for the time, the building is distinguished by its immense glass facade and its interior balconies over several floors, showcasing the vehicles like a theatre.

Over time, the spirit of the place evolves without losing its aura. The basement becomes a legendary cinema, Le Marbeuf, hosting significant screenings including the legendary presentation of Citizen Kane by Orson Welles. Later, in the 90s, the building houses Man Ray, a trendy restaurant-bar co-founded by Hollywood figures such as Johnny Depp and Sean Penn, attracting celebrities and nightlife enthusiasts.

Since 2018, this emblematic building has housed the Paris Elysées Club, a prestigious gaming club of the Tranchant group. With its 17 green tables dedicated to classic games including Blackjack, Punto Banco, and Texas Hold’em – the venue perpetuates a tradition of refinement and passion. A unique place, where each era has left its mark, and where the spirit of gaming continues to thrive.