OVERVIEW
Sections
- ACTIVITIES
- 11 STROLLS
- 2 LANDMARKS
- 8 MUSEUMS / EXHIBITS
- 6 CHURCHES
- 11 GARDENS & PARKS
- 4 BEACHES
- 1 FOOD MARKET
- 13 PANORAMAS
- 5 OTHERS
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STROLLS
| Name | Appeal | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Monaco City | ✦✦✦✦✧ | Old Town |
| 2 | Carré d'Or (Monte Carlo) | ✦✦✦✦✧ | Upscale Neighborhood |
| 3 | Casino Square | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Square |
| 4 | Palace Square | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Square |
| 5 | Ste-Barbe | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Walkway |
| 6 | Focinane | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Walkway |
| 7 | Larvotto | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Walkway |
| 8 | Prince Jacques | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Walkway |
| 9 | Chemin des Pêcheurs | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Walkway |
| 10 | Jetée Lucciana | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Pier |
| 11 | Digue de Fontvieille | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Pier |
1. Monaco City
Appeal ✦✦✦✦✧
Type Old Town
Full Names
Monaco-Ville
Le Rocher
The Rock
Monaco-City, perched on the famous Rock, is the historic heart of the principality. This rocky outcrop, about 300 meters wide and 800 meters long, stretches out into the Mediterranean and gives the old town a stunning natural setting. You get there via the Rampe Major, built in 1714, which takes you up to the Palace Square after passing through old fortified gates from the 16th and 17th centuries. The neighborhood is spotless and still feels medieval, with its narrow little streets, colorful buildings, and a vibe that kind of feels frozen in time.
Wandering around Monaco-Ville, you really feel the mix of history, tradition, and royal grandeur. It’s a must-see, like an open-air museum that’s also a real symbol of Monaco’s identity.
2. Carré d'Or (Heart of Monte Carlo)
Appeal ✦✦✦✦✧
Type Upscale Neighborhood
Full Name
Carré d’Or de Monte-Carlo
Monte-Carlo is hands down the most famous and glamorous district in Monaco. Its core known as the “Carré d’Or,” it’s the heart of luxury and elegance.
The modern “One Monte-Carlo” project has totally reshaped the area, adding high-end fashion boutiques and luxury apartments. Here, Belle Époque palaces sit right next to futuristic architecture, showing how Monaco has evolved from the 19th to the 21st century.
With its luxury-lined avenues and exclusive residences, Monte-Carlo is Monaco’s international showcase, a hotspot for high society, business, and entertainment.
3. Casino Square
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Square
Full Name
Place du Casino
The Casino Square is the iconic spot of Monte-Carlo, a spectacular setting where elegance meets the buzz of city life. It’s Monaco’s ultimate showcase, where you’ll see people strolling around, regulars relaxing at café terraces, and visitors watching the endless parade of luxury cars.
Surrounded by landmarks like the Hôtel de Paris and the legendary casino, the square is an unmissable stop, both a gateway to exploring the neighborhood and a lively public space from morning till night. It’s like an open-air stage where Monaco’s daily display of prestige plays out.
If you want to get a real feel for the spirit of the principality, this is the place to be.
4. Palace Square
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Square
Full Name
Place du Palais
Palace Square is the symbolic heart of the Rock. You get there via the Rampe Major, and it opens up right in front of the Prince’s Palace, which was built at the end of the 16th century.
Every day at 11:55 AM, the changing of the guard draws in visitors who come to watch this solemn little ceremony.
From the square, you get an amazing view over the principality and the sea, which makes the place feel even more majestic. All around, the medieval streets invite you to keep exploring, in a setting where history and royal prestige really shine through.
Viewpoint North
Viewpoint South
5. Ste-Barbe
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Walkway
Full Name
Ruelle Sainte-Barbe
The Sainte-Barbe path winds between Saint Martin Garden and Palace Square, offering a small pedestrian walk. It gives you views of the Mediterranean and the port of Fontvieille down below.
6. Focinane
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Walkway
Full Name
Pointe Focinane
Jardin d’Acclimatation
Just behind the famous Monte Carlo Casino, there’s a balcony-like promenade overlooking the sea where you can go for a walk.
Part of that balcony has the footprints of famous footballers set into the ground — they’re all winners of the Golden Foot award.
Right below this walkway, there’s an auditorium, and its roof is covered with a bold, geometric, multicolored piece by Victor Vasarely, the Hungarian-French artist known for his optical art in the 20th century.
7. Larvotto
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Walkway
Full Names
Promenade du Larvotto
Promenade Princesse Louise-Hyppolyte
The Larvotto promenade runs along the most famous beach in Monaco. It’s lined with modern buildings and you’ll see joggers, people out for a walk, and families enjoying it.
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8. Prince Jacques
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Walkway
Full Name
Promenade Prince Jacques
The Prince Jacques promenade is a recent pedestrian path, with residential areas on one side and the sea on the other.
9. Chemin des Pêcheurs
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Walkway
Full Name
Chemin des Pêcheurs
This walkway runs along the sea between the end of Port Hercule and the Oceanographic Museum.
Since the museum sits high above the water, you can get up there either by an elevator or by taking some partially open stairs with views over the sea.
10. Jetée Lucciana
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Pier
Full Name
Jetée Lucciana
The Lucciana pier juts out into Port Hercule. It’s like a little sea promontory, letting you get up close to the yachts and take in Monaco from right next to the water.
11. Digue de Fontvieille
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Pier
Full Name
Digue de Fontvieille
The Fontvieille Breakwater sits at the far end of Fontvieille Port and gives you a view of the Rock of Monaco-Ville from below, looking up from the sea.
LANDMARKS
| Name | Appeal | Type | € | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Monte Carlo Casino | ✦✦✦✦✧ | Casino | €20 |
| 2 | Palais de Monaco | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Palace | €10 |
1. Monte Carlo Casino
Appeal ✦✦✦✦✧
Type Casino
Full Name
Casino de Monte-Carlo
The Monte Carlo Casino, opened in 1878, is one of the true symbols of the principality. It was built by architect Charles Garnier, the same one who designed the Paris Opera.
The building is made up of several sections, built and reworked over different periods. The first core was completed under Garnier, with a Belle Époque façade facing the sea. Inside, you’ll find a lavish interior full of gold accents and painted ceilings. It houses traditional gaming rooms, slot machines, and private salons, all frequented by an international crowd.
⚙️ Hours, Prices, and Conditions (Official Website)
In the same building, there’s the Monte Carlo Opera, also built by Garnier, and in just six months. It’s a Second Empire–style hall that hosted some of the greatest voices of the 20th century.
You can only get in during concerts.
2. Prince's Palace
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Palace
Full Names
Palais Princier
Palais de Monaco
Overlooking the Rock, the Prince’s Palace is one of Monaco’s most iconic landmarks. What’s left of the original 13th-century medieval fortress includes the main tower and part of the old ramparts. Over the centuries, the palace has been transformed with Renaissance and Baroque influences.
The visit starts in the Cour d’Honneur, paved with black and white pebbles, then moves on to the Hercules Gallery, decorated with 16th-century Genoese frescoes. After that, you go through the State Apartments, where each room is packed with rich details, tapestries, period furniture, and paintings by old masters. One of the highlights is the Throne Room, where Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly had their civil wedding ceremony.
The palace has recently been restored and looks more stunning than ever. When the prince is in residence, you’ll see his flag flying from the top of the main tower, a reminder that this place isn’t just a museum, but still very much a living royal home.
MUSEUMS / EXHIBITS
| Name | Appeal | Theme | € | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oceanographic | ✦✦✦✦✧ | Sea + Aquarium | €22.50 |
| 2 | Prince's Cars Collection | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Cars (Vintage‚ Luxury‚ Racing) | €10 |
| 3 | Timbres et Monnaies | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Stamps & Coins | €3 |
| 4 | Prehistoric Anthropology | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Prehistory | €5 |
| 5 | Grimaldi Forum | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Art Exhibits | €∼ |
| 6 | Villa Sauber | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Art Exhibits | €6 |
| 7 | Villa Paloma | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Art Exhibits | €6 |
| 8 | Traditions | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Local Heritage | 0 |
1. Oceanographic
Appeal ✦✦✦✦✧
Theme Sea + Aquarium
Price €22.50
Full Name
Musée Océanographique
Perched on the Rock, the Oceanographic Museum is one of the must-see spots in Monaco. Even before you step inside, the building itself is pretty striking, with its façade carved with marine details, albatrosses, and waves frozen in stone, it instantly reminds you of its purpose. It was opened in the early 1900s to showcase the collections from Prince Albert I’s expeditions.
Once you’re inside, the aquarium blows your mind: 90 tanks recreate all kinds of ecosystems, from the Mediterranean to tropical seas. The shark lagoon is the star of the show, with 450,000 liters of water and a whole underwater world swimming around: groupers, sharks, turtles, and schools of colorful fish.
The museum also stands out for its groundbreaking work in breeding live corals, there’s nothing else quite like it. Temporary exhibitions, rooms dedicated to Commander Cousteau and Prince Albert I add even more to your visit.
And to top it all off, there’s the panoramic terrace with an absolutely stunning view over the Mediterranean.
2. Prince's Car Collection
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Theme Vintage, Luxury, and Racing Cars
Price €10
Full Names
Collection de Voitures de S.A.S. le Prince de Monaco
Musée de l’Automobile
Set up on the Fontvieille terrace, the collection of vintage cars belonging to H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco is a real treat, whether you’re a car enthusiast or just curious. Around a hundred vehicles are on display, covering over a century of automotive history. You’ll find vintage rides, luxury cars, and racing legends.
Some of the real gems include a 1929 Bugatti, a 1952 Rolls-Royce, and a super rare 1903 De Dion Bouton. The whole exhibition is beautifully laid out, so you can really take in the variety of styles, from elegant classics to sporty icons.
And it’s not just about the cars, there are also a few historic carriages that give you a glimpse of the princely glamour from back in the day.
3. Stamps & Coins
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Theme Stamps & Coins
Price €3
Full Name
Musée des Timbres et des Monnaies
Also in Fontvieille, the Stamp and Coin Museum takes you through Monaco’s philatelic history, starting in 1885 when Prince Charles III had the very first Monegasque stamps printed. Inside, you’ll see loads of original documents used in the printing process, they show how the art and politics of the principality have evolved over time.
There’s also a whole section dedicated to coins, where you can check out pieces, bills, and medals minted in Monaco since as far back as 1640. The visit is pretty quick, but it really helps you understand the symbolic importance of these items, they’re like little reflections of Monaco’s independence and identity through the years.
It’s a small museum, but a real gem if you’re into stamps, coins, or rare collectibles.
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4. Prehistoric Anthropology
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Theme Prehistory
Price €5
Full Name
Musée d’Anthropologie Préhistorique de Monaco
Right next to the Exotic Garden, the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology displays fossils, tools, and human or animal bones found in the region. These remains tell the story of the first humans who lived along the Côte d’Azur.
The visit is short but really informative, and it wraps up on a big terrace with an amazing panoramic view.
5. Grimaldi Forum
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Theme Art Exhibitions
Price Depending on the Exhibition
Full Name
Grimaldi Forum Monaco
The Grimaldi Forum, Monaco’s big cultural and conference center, hosts temporary art exhibitions all year round, often bold and international in scope. Right by the sea and super versatile in layout, it’s become a go-to spot for all kinds of events, from retrospectives of art masters to cutting-edge contemporary shows.
What you’ll see there really depends on the current program, but the place has built a solid rep for top-quality exhibitions and plays a major role in Monaco’s cultural scene.
6. Villa Sauber
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Theme Art Exhibitions
Price €6
Full Name
Nouveau Musée National de Monaco – Villa Sauber
Part of the New National Museum of Monaco, Villa Sauber stands out with its elegant Belle Époque architecture. It hosts temporary exhibitions that are beautifully curated and really easy to follow. The themes change regularly, sometimes they dive into local history, other times they explore more experimental artistic creations.
The entrance ticket is valid for both villas.
7. Villa Paloma
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Theme Art Exhibitions
Price €6
Full Name
Nouveau Musée National de Monaco – Villa Paloma
At the other end of the principality, Villa Paloma completes the duo of the New National Museum of Monaco. It focuses on exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art figures.
Up in the hills, the villa also has a terrace that gives you a stunning view over the whole of Monaco.
The entrance ticket is valid for both villas.
8. Musée des Traditions
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Theme Local Heritage
Price Free
Full Names
Musée des Traditions
Musée du Vieux-Monaco
Set in an old house right in the heart of the Rock, the small Museum of Traditions is all about preserving and passing on Monaco’s local heritage. Inside, you’ll find everyday objects, traditional costumes, furniture, and more.
CHURCHES
| Name | Appeal | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cathedral of Monaco | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Cathedral |
| 2 | Visitation | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Chapel |
| 3 | Miséricorde | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Chapel |
| 4 | Sacré-Cœur | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Church |
| 5 | Ste-Dévote | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Church |
| 6 | St-Charles | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Church |
1. Cathedral of Monaco
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Cathedral
Full Name
Cathédrale Notre-Dame Immaculée
Monaco’s cathedral, built in the late 19th century with white stone from La Turbie, stands where the old 13th-century Saint Nicholas Church used to be. It’s designed in a neo-Romanesque style and holds the tombs of the princes, including Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace.
Right in the heart of the Rock, it overlooks the Saint-Martin gardens and is definitely a mix of spirituality, royal history, and artistic heritage.
2. Visitation
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Chapel
Full Names
Chapelle de la Visitation
Musée de la Chapelle de la Visitation
The Chapel of the Visitation, up on the Rock, is a 17th-century baroque building. It holds several religious paintings.
3. Miséricorde
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Chapel
Full Name
Chapelle de la Miséricorde
The Chapel of Mercy, also from the 17th century, is another example of religious baroque. From the outside it looks pretty simple, but inside you’ll find ornate altarpieces and sacred decorations.
4. Sacré-Cœur
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Church
Full Names
Église du Sacré-Coeur
Église des Moneghetti
The Church of the Sacred Heart, in one of Monaco’s more working-class neighborhoods, built in the 1920’s stands out for its role as a parish church and its neoclassical style.
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5. Ste-Dévote
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Church
Full Name
Église Sainte-Dévote
The Church of Sainte-Dévote, built on the site of an 11th-century chapel, honors Monaco’s patron saint. Its 18th-century marble altar is a strong symbol of the devotion locals have to their protector.
6. St-Charles
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Church
Full Name
Église Saint-Charles
The Church of Saint-Charles, from the 19th century, is still an active parish today. With its simple, functional design, it reflects the area’s urban growth and the everyday religious life of some Monaco residents.
GARDENS & PARKS
| Name | Appeal | Type | € | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | St-Martin | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Garden | 0 |
| 2 | Jardin Exotique | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Exotic Garden | €7.20 |
| 3 | Centre Botanique | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Botanical Greenhouses | 0 |
| 4 | Japanese Garden | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Japanese Garden | 0 |
| 5 | Boulingrin | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Garden | 0 |
| 6 | Petite Afrique | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Garden | 0 |
| 7 | Jardin des Pêcheurs | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Garden | 0 |
| 8 | Jardin de l’UNESCO | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Garden | 0 |
| 9 | Princesse Antoinette | ✦✧✧✧✧ | City Park | 0 |
| 10 | Roseraie Princesse Grace | ✦✧✧✧✧ | City Park | 0 |
| 11 | Spélugues | ✦✧✧✧✧ | City Park | 0 |
1. St-Martin
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Garden
Price Free
Full Name
Jardins Saint-Martin & Sainte-Barbe
Laid out in the 1830s facing the sea, the Saint-Martin Gardens are a true oasis of greenery just below the cathedral. The mix of Mediterranean plants and tropical species creates a really lush vibe. Winding paths run along the Rock, giving you incredible views over the Mediterranean and the port.
It’s the perfect spot for a quiet, scenic walk, a peaceful blend of plant life and sea views, right in the heart of historic Monaco.
2. Jardin Exotique
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Exotic Garden
Price €7.20
Full Name
Jardin Exotique
Perched high above Monaco, the Exotic Garden takes full advantage of its microclimate, which lets plants from all over the world thrive here. The collection is one of a kind in Europe, with nearly 7,000 species, like euphorbias, prickly pears, agaves, and cacti from Latin America.
The garden is set right on a cliff, so the views over the principality and the sea are absolutely stunning.
Down below, you’ve got the Observatory Caves, filled with stalactites and stalagmites, and just across the way is the Botanical Center, where the most delicate species are kept safe.
3. Centre Botanique
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Botanical Greenhouses
Price Free
Full Name
Centre Botanique du Jardin Exotique
Right across from the Exotic Garden, the Botanical Center houses the most delicate plants from the collection, all kept safe in specially designed greenhouses. You’ll find an impressive variety of cacti, euphorbias, and other succulents, all carefully cultivated.
It’s a scientific and educational space that complements the main garden and gives you a closer look at some species. The atmosphere is quiet and intimate, making it a perfect spot for anyone into botany.
4. Japanese Garden
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Japanese Garden
Price Free
Full Name
Jardin Japonais
Created at the request of Prince Rainier III, the Japanese Garden is a 7,000-square-meter space that serves as a true showcase of Japanese culture. You’ll find a tea house, stone lanterns, bamboo fences, ponds, a bright red bridge, and wooden gates. Some of the elements were even made in Japan and brought over.
It’s a peaceful, otherworldly spot that really makes you forget you’re in the middle of Monaco’s city life.
5. Boulingrins
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Garden
Price Free
Full Names
Jardin des Boulingrins
Jardin du Casino
Right in front of the casino, the Boulingrins Garden shows off perfectly manicured flowerbeds and reflective ponds. It’s like Monte-Carlo’s botanical showcase, mixing classic elegance with modern touches. Strolling through it lets you soak in the grand setting of the square while enjoying a bit of greenery.
⚙️ Open 24/7
6. Petite Afrique
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Garden
Price Free
Full Name
Jardins de la Petite Afrique
Next to the casino, the Petite Afrique Garden is packed with exotic plants and rare species. Their lush vibe really stands out against the urban backdrop and reflects Monaco’s love for cultivated exoticism.
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7. Jardin des Pêcheurs
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Garden
Price Free
Full Name
Jardin des Pêcheurs
Below the Rock, the Fishermen’s Garden is a quiet little corner with a few benches and a view over the sea.
Next to the garden, there’s a life-sized frame with the port in the background, making it a spot for photos.
8. Jardin de l’UNESCO
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Garden
Price Free
Full Name
Jardin de l’UNESCO
This small space, located on the roof of a shopping center, set up as a tribute to UNESCO, features a few fountains and a neatly maintained flowerbed.
⚙️ Open 24/7
9. Princesse Antoinette
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type City Park
Price Free
Full Name
Parc Princesse Antoinette
On the hills, this family-friendly urban park has a playground and overlooks the principality. It’s green and especially popular with kids.
10. Roseraie Princesse Grace
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type City Park
Price Free
Full Names
Roseraie Princesse Grace
Parc Paysager de Fontvieille
Jardin aux Canards
In Fontvieille, the Princess Grace Rose Garden pays tribute to the princess with hundreds of rose varieties. It’s peaceful and romantic, a favorite for both rose lovers and casual strollers.
⚙️ Open 24/7
Next to it there’s a pond with fish and ducks, bordered by trees
11. Spélugues
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type City Park
Price Free
Full Name
Parc Spélugues
This simple city park partly made up of palm trees, offers a little break right in the middle of Monte-Carlo’s lively energy.
BEACHES
| Name | Appeal | Type | Length | € | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Larvotto | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Sand | 400m (1300ft) | Public/Private |
| 2 | Le Méridien | ✦✦✦✧✧ | Sand | 90m (300ft) | Private |
| 3 | Crique des Pêcheurs | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Pebble Cove | 20m (65ft) | Public |
| 4 | Solarium | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Cement | 130m (425ft) | Public |
Beach Clubs
1. Larvotto
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Sand
Length 400m (1300ft)
Ownership Public and Private
Full Name
Plage du Larvotto
2. Le Méridien
Appeal ✦✦✦✧✧
Type Sand
Length 90m (300ft)
Ownership Private
Full Name
Le Méridien Beach
3. Crique des Pêcheurs
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Type Pebble Cove
Length 20m (65ft)
Ownership Public
Full Name
Crique des Pêcheurs
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4. Solarium
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Cement
Length 130m (425ft)
Ownership Public
Full Name
Plage du Solarium
FOOD MARKET
| Name | Appeal | Opening | Setting | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | La Condamine | ✦✦✧✧✧ | Every morning | Covered & Outdoor |
1. La Condamine
Appeal ✦✦✧✧✧
Opening Every morning
Setting Covered & Outdoor
Full Name
Marché de La Condamine
Under the covered hall on Place d’Armes, the Condamine Market brings together local producers and food lovers every morning. You can sit at the big shared tables and enjoy things like socca, pissaladière, barbajuans, or fritto misto. It’s a real local favorite, the kind of place where Monaco’s food traditions meet a warm, friendly vibe.
PANORAMAS
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21. Antoine Fort-Theater
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Open-air Teather + Panorama
Visit Self-guided
Cost Free
French Name
Théâtre du Fort Antoine
This 18th-century fort, renovated in the 20th century and transformed into an open-air theater, is located below the Fishermen’s Garden and also offers a view of the port and its surroundings.
31. Viewpoint-Terrace Ostende
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Panorama
Visit Self-guided
Cost Free
French Name
Terrasse Avenue d’Ostende
A small terrace surrounded by plants, offering a panoramic view of Port Hercule.
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OTHERS
| Name | Appeal | Type | € | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Louis II Stadium | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Stadium | €5.80 |
| 2 | Zoological Garden | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Zoo | €6 |
| 3 | Princess Grace Irish Library | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Library | 0 |
| 4 | Chemin des Sculptures | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Outdoor Statues | 0 |
| 5 | Art Galleries | ✦✧✧✧✧ | Art Galleries | 0 |
1. Louis II Stadium
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Stadium
Price €5.80
Full Name
Stade Louis II
Opened in 1985, the Louis-II Stadium is one of Monaco’s modern landmarks. Its oval shape and tall outer walls, which also house offices and facilities, can hold up to 16,000 spectators.
It’s the home ground of AS Monaco, and you can take guided tours to check out the behind-the-scenes of this key spot in Monaco’s sports scene.
2. Zoological Garden
Appeal ✦✧✧✧✧
Type Zoo
Price €6
Full Names
Jardin Animalier de Monaco
Jardin Animalier Rainier III
Created in 1954 by Prince Rainier III, the Animal Garden stretches along the southern side of the Rock. It’s home to exotic birds, primates, reptiles, and even some farm animals. It’s a small but varied place, especially popular with families.
3. Princess Grace Irish Library
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Type Library
Cost Free
Full Name
Princess Grace Irish Library
The Princess Grace Irish Library pays tribute to Grace Kelly’s Irish roots. It’s a cozy little place filled with books and documents about Celtic culture and Ireland’s literary history. Every now and then, they host readings and cultural events. It’s a quiet gem for anyone who loves literature.
4. Chemin des Sculptures
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Type Outdoor Statues
Full Name
Chemin des Sculptures Rainier III
Monaco has over 200 outdoor statues spread across its streets and gardens.
5. Art Galleries
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You can find a handful of small art galleries around Monaco, spotlighting both local and international artists.
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