Monaco

Shopping & districts

Monaco-Ville

Monaco-Ville is the heart of Monaco, perched on a rocky headland facing the Mediterranean. Major sights like the Prince's Palace, the Cathedral, and the Oceanographic Museum are clustered here, making it easy to explore on foot.

Shopping & districts

La Condamine

La Condamine is a district along the Mediterranean coast, between Monte Carlo and Monaco-Ville. As a commercial hub home to Port Hercules, Monaco's largest harbor, it offers lovely views of yachts lined up at anchor.

Shopping & districts

Fontvieille

Fontvieille is a district on Monaco's southwestern Mediterranean coast, home to Stade Louis II, the stadium of AS Monaco. It also serves as a transport hub, with a heliport connecting to Nice Airport.

Museums & galleries

Musée océanographique de Monaco

An oceanographic museum located in Monaco-Ville, Monaco. It offers a variety of exhibits related to the sea.

Castles & palaces

Prince's Palace

The Prince's Palace of Monaco is the actual residence of the reigning prince and a symbol of the country. Even viewed from the outside, it's considered one of the must-see sights of a Monaco visit.

Attraction

Nice Observatory

An observatory atop a hill, built in 1879 with funding from a banker. Designed by architect Charles Garnier with a dome by Gustave Eiffel, it's a space where architecture and astronomy come together.

Heritage & monuments

Tropaeum Alpium

An ancient Roman victory monument in La Turbie, above Monaco, built to commemorate Emperor Augustus's conquest of the Alpine tribes. It's believed to have been completed around 6 BC and stands at the highest point where the Roman road crossed the Alps.

Temples & religious sites

Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate

A cathedral with deep ties to the Monegasque royal family, where former actress and princess Grace Kelly is laid to rest. It's well worth a visit for anyone traveling to Monaco.