Attractions in Monaco

Portier Bay

Portier Bay encompasses a coastal section that is being constantly modified by land reclamation projects.

Plage du Solarium

This artificially constructed beach section is located below Fort Antoine.

Fontvieille Point

The point of Fontvieille marks the southwestern extremity of the principality.

Porte de France

The Porte de France was a historical city gate of the fortifications.

Town Hall Square

This square in the center of Monaco-Ville forms the historical core of administration.

Historical City Walls

The remnants of the city walls bear witness to Monaco's defensive history.

Rue de la Poste

Rue de la Poste is one of the historically significant paths in Monaco-Ville.

Place de la Visitation

This square is a historical hub in Monaco-Ville.

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Old Governor's House

The historical building once served as a residence for the governor of Monaco.

Northern Fortifications

The remains of the northern walls served to protect the Principality from attacks from the land side.

Chapelle de la Miséricorde

A Baroque chapel in Monaco-Ville, seat of the Brotherhood of Black Penitents.

Prince's Palace

The official residence of the Prince of Monaco, originally built in 1191.

Fort Antoine

An 18th-century fortress now used as an open-air theater.

Museum of Stamps and Coins

A museum showcasing the philatelic and numismatic history of Monaco.

Larvotto Beach

Monaco's only public beach with fine gravel and clear water.

Princess Antoinette Park

A beautiful park with century-old olive trees, ideal for families.

Fairmont Hairpin

The slowest and most famous corner in the Formula 1 calendar.

Monte-Carlo Casino

A world-famous casino and opera house in Belle Époque style.

Louis II Stadium

Monaco's multi-purpose stadium and home of AS Monaco.

Opéra de Monte-Carlo

A magnificent opera house that is part of the Casino complex.

Champion's Promenade

A 'Walk of Fame' for the world's best football players.

Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo

A luxury shopping center with magnificent interiors.

Monument

Sovereignty Restoration Memorial

This monument commemorates the end of the Spanish protectorate in 1641.

Nature

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Monaco Coastal Path

This pedestrian path runs along the coastline of the principality.

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Grimaldi Esplanade

The Grimaldi Esplanade is a public square near the coast.

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Saint-Martin Garden

This garden stretches along the steep slopes below the Oceanographic Museum.

Revoires Hill

Revoires Hill is the highest point of the principality.

Fontvieille Promontory

This southern coastal headland has been significantly modified through land reclamation.

Cliffs of the Rocher

The steep rock walls form the geological base of the historic center.

Revoires Slope

This slope marks the northwestern part of the principality.

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Hercules Harbor Basin

This harbor basin is a natural bay that has been significantly modified throughout history.

Fontvieille Plateau

An extensive plateau created through land reclamation.

Verdon Gorge

A stunning river canyon often called 'Europe's Grand Canyon'.

Mercantour National Park

A national park in the Maritime Alps, with diverse flora and fauna, and prehistoric rock carvings in the Valley of Wonders.

Èze Village

A medieval 'eagle's nest' village perched on a hilltop with spectacular views of the Mediterranean.

Cap-Ferrat

An exclusive peninsula with lush vegetation, luxurious villas, and a scenic coastal walking path.

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Aquasplash, Antibes

A large water park adjacent to Marineland, with a variety of slides, a wave pool, and areas for young children.

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Pelagos Sanctuary

A vast Marine Protected Area between France, Monaco, and Italy, famous for its whale and dolphin populations.

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Reserve of the Monts d'Azur

A wildlife reserve where European bison, Przewalski's horses, and other wildlife live in a semi-free environment.

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The Wood of the Elves

A magical theme park with treehouses, nets, slides, and ziplines, based on the theme of elves and goblins.

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Olive Groves of Provence

The region is famous for its olive oil.

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Vineyards of Bellet

A small but prestigious wine-growing area in the hills above Nice, known for its unique grape varieties.

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Lemon Groves of Menton

Menton is famous for its unique, sweet lemons.

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Parc Phönix, Nice

A 7-hectare botanical garden and zoo near Nice airport, featuring over 2,500 species of animals.

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Condamine Depression

The deepest natural urban valley in the principality.

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Sainte-Dévote Valley

A narrow valley opening toward the harbor.

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Condamine Urban Canyon

A densely built, valley-like corridor in the urban area.