Discovering Monaco's different districts

MONEGHETTI

Located in the northwest of the Principality, the Moneghetti district offers a breathtaking view of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. The Moneghetti district is a peaceful area with many green spaces and colorful buildings. The district is crossed by three major axes: the Boulevard du Jardin Exotique which leads to Monaco from Cap d’Ail, the Boulevard de Belgique parallel to the first and the Avenue Hector Otto which joins La Turbie by its bends. If you are an art lover, do not miss the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, which houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures and photographs by local and international artists. Finally, if you are looking for a place to relax and enjoy the sun, go to the Parc Princesse Antoinette, located near the Moneghetti. This park offers a wide variety of plants and flowers, as well as picnic and children's play areas. If you are looking for a quiet and charming place to escape from the hectic life of Monaco, do not miss the Moneghetti district with its breathtaking views, picturesque streets, outdoor activities and museums.

JARDIN EXOTIQUE

If you are looking for a peaceful and pleasant neighborhood to settle in Monaco, the Jardin Exotique district is for you. Located on the heights of the Principality, and combining modernity and old architecture with its bourgeois buildings, it offers a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea. The Jardin Exotique, as its name suggests, is home to a magnificent botanical garden that brings together an impressive collection of exotic plants. You can discover cacti, palm trees, succulents and many other plant species from all over the world. In addition to its garden, the district also offers many other activities. For example, you can visit the Grotte de l'Observatoire, a limestone cave dating back more than 100,000 years, or the new National Museum of Monaco. You can find local products and beautiful antiques there. If you are a sports enthusiast, the district also has a 2.5 km fitness trail offering a panoramic view of the city and the sea. Finally, for everyday life, the Jardin Exotique district is home to the Révoires primary school, the Parc Princesse Antoinette, a green and play area for children, but also two small supermarkets and many local shops.

LA ROUSSE - SAINT ROMAN

Located in the North-East of Monaco, the La Rousse Saint Roman district is an emblematic place of the principality. Its location makes it a privileged place offering a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea and the Côte d'Azur. A mainly residential district, La Rousse Saint Roman is known for housing sumptuous residences and luxury villas as well as high-end buildings such as the Monte-Carlo Sun, the Parc Saint Roman, the Tour de l'Annonciade or the Château Périgord. The streets are calm and peaceful, offering a pleasant living environment to residents. The La Rousse Saint Roman district is also a dynamic place to live. As you stroll through this booming district, you can also admire the exceptional architecture of certain buildings, such as the Odeon Tower, one of the tallest towers in Europe, built in 2015, or the Mona Residence, an architectural and virtuous bioclimatic success. In summary, the La Rousse Saint Roman district is an exceptional place in Monaco, combining tranquility, luxury and dynamism.

CONDAMINE

The Condamine district is one of the liveliest districts in the Principality of Monaco. It is bordered by Port Hercule and the Monte-Carlo district. A historic, lively and dynamic place, La Condamine is full of more than 200 shops spread across its shopping streets such as Rue Grimaldi or Rue Princesse Caroline, but also in its typical alleys such as Rue de Millo or Rue Terrazzani. It is an ideal place to stroll and shop in peace. The Condamine market is also one of the main attractions of the district. We also find many cultural activities there, such as the Naval Museum of Monaco, which presents the history of the Monegasque navy, or the Théâtre des Variétés, which offers a varied cultural program throughout the year. The area is also renowned for its many popular bars, restaurants serving local cuisine, its picturesque cobbled streets and its pretty art galleries. The Port de la Condamine, one of the largest marinas in the region, is a must-see for residents. Located in the heart of the district, it offers a magnificent view of the Mediterranean Sea. You can admire luxury yachts and traditional fishing boats or enjoy water activities such as fishing and scuba diving. It alone hosts the majority of events such as the Grand Prix, the Yacht Show, the Jumping or the Christmas Market with its pretty ice rink.

MONTE-CARLO

Monte-Carlo is the district that encompasses the Carré d'Or. It includes commercial and residential areas. This district is very popular with investors and international companies who wish to set up in the Principality. The Monte-Carlo district is the central district of Monaco, one of the most prestigious and best known. There are many Belle Époque style buildings mixed today with new modern buildings. It is a slightly denser district than average. The Monte-Carlo district offers many opportunities for accommodation in the Principality, as nearly 60% of the built-up areas are dedicated to housing. In the centre of Monte-Carlo, is the most prestigious place in the Principality, called the Carré d’Or. It is bordered by the Hôtel Hermitage, the Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Opera Garnier, famous buildings such as the Mirabeau, Les Floralies, the Park Palace and the Monte Carlo Star. The Carré d’Or is an airy district with many gardens and plants, including those of the Casino. Indeed, thanks to the urban project that had the effect of completely redesigning the profile of the famous Casino Square and its immediate surroundings, a new mixed-use district of housing and businesses emerged, even more chic and luxurious with 40 boutiques, 48 ​​rental residences, 5,000 square meters of offices, 3,000 square meters of conference spaces, an exhibition hall and 500 parking spaces. The latter is called One.

LARVOTTO

If you are looking for a district that combines comfort, luxury and relaxation, the Larvotto district is for you. Located in the south-east of Monaco, it is famous for its beautiful beach, its high-end restaurants, its 5-star hotels and its spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. Larvotto beach is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the sun. In addition to the beach, the Larvotto district offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs to suit all tastes, particularly on Avenue Princesse Grâce, between the Grimaldi Forum and the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel. The Grimaldi Forum, with its various exhibitions and shows, adds a significant cultural dimension to Monaco, making the district a true center of art and entertainment. This convention and culture center hosts international events, contemporary art exhibitions, ballets, concerts, and conferences, attracting a cosmopolitan and cultured audience. In short, this area is a must-see for those looking to relax, enjoy the beach, and discover the local culture.

FONTVIEILLE

Like many other districts of Monaco, Fontvieille was built on the sea in the late 1980s. This modern and dynamic district is home to most of the Principality's industries and offers its residents many activities. A true city within a city, Fontvieille's architectural style is very homogeneous and there are some very beautiful luxury residences offering breathtaking views of the sea, such as the Palazzo Leonardo, the Sea Side Plaza or the Memmo Center. These are very quiet and nevertheless remain close to all the shops, including the large Fontvieille shopping center. To discover the natural beauty of the region, you can first visit the Princess Grace Rose Garden, a true haven of peace with its magnificent roses, fountains and sculptures, offering a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea. For art and culture lovers, the Stamp and Coin Museum is a must-see place to visit. It houses an impressive collection of rare stamps and coins that will give you a fascinating insight into the history of Monaco. Finally, if you are looking for something more dynamic, you can head to the internationally renowned Stade Louis II to watch a football or rugby match, or attend concerts and other events. The Fontvieille district of Monaco is an ideal destination for those looking to discover a different side of the Principality. Between its peaceful gardens, fascinating museums, marina and sporting events, there is something for everyone.

MONACO-VILLE

If you are looking for a place that is full of history and culture of the principality, look no further than Monaco Ville. Situated on a hill overlooking the Mediterranean, Monaco Ville is the historical center of the principality and is home to many popular tourist sites. One of the main attractions of Monaco Ville is the Prince's Palace, which is the official residence of the Prince of Monaco. Here you can explore the state rooms and gardens, as well as watch the changing of the guard in the early afternoon. The area is also home to most of the country’s political institutions, such as the government, the National Council, the town hall, the municipal council, and the courts. Monaco Cathedral, where the royal family’s wedding and christening ceremonies traditionally take place, is also located in Monaco Ville. For those looking to learn more about Monaco’s history, the Oceanographic Museum is a must-see. Founded in the early 20th century by Prince Albert I, the museum houses an impressive collection of maritime artifacts, as well as a world-renowned aquarium. Finally, don’t miss the opportunity to get lost in the alleyways of Monaco Ville, which are full of shops, restaurants, and cafes. All in all, Monaco Ville is a must-see area of ​​Monaco for those looking to discover the history and culture of this magnificent principality. Whether you are interested in architecture, gastronomy or simply looking for a nice walk, Monaco Ville has it all!

MARETERRA

Mareterra is Monaco’s newest and most ambitious project, transforming a stretch of coastline into a modern and sustainable living space. Located between the Larvotto district and the Port of Monaco, this maritime development offers a unique combination of residences, shops and green spaces, all in harmony with the surrounding nature. Mareterra includes lush gardens, pedestrian promenades and cycle paths, encouraging residents and visitors to enjoy the outdoors. The green spaces are carefully landscaped, creating havens of peace within this urban environment. Mareterra’s residences are distinguished by their contemporary architecture and sustainable design. They offer stunning sea views and are equipped with all modern amenities. This area is particularly attractive to families and professionals looking for a lifestyle that combines luxury and comfort. Mareterra is not just a place to live; it is also a living space with shops, restaurants and cafes. One of the remarkable features of Mareterra is its commitment to sustainability. The project integrates environmentally friendly technologies, water management systems and initiatives to preserve marine biodiversity. This reflects Monaco's desire to become a model for sustainable development.