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Fontvieille

Fontvieille is a district completely reclaimed from the sea. The Principality made use of modern technology to build this area and in return Monaco chose to accommodate high-tech and non-polluting companies within it.

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Museum of Stamps and Coins

The Museum, of contemporary design, houses rare stamps depicting the Principality’s postal history, as well as all the documents which have been used in the stamp-printing process from the first Charles III stamp in 1885 to the present day.
The Museum of Philately and Coinage is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm (6 pm in July and August). It sells currently available stamps and coins issued by the Principality.

Visit time
45 min.

Bus routes 3, 4, 6 Fontvieille C. Commercial

11, terrasses de Fontvieille

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Naval Museum

Monaco’s Naval Museum is the result of one man’s passion. From a very early age, Professor Claude Pallanca dreamed of sailing and meticulously built model ships. During his military service, he was assigned to the Jeanne d’Arc as a dental surgeon, where he established friendships with many sailors and naval officers, and his passion for boats and the sea grew.
The museum is currently closed for refurbishment (for an indefinite period).

Visit time
30 min.

Bus routes 3, 4, 6 Fontvieille C. Commercial

Terrasses de Fontvieille

Princess Grace Rose Garden

Although it is located within Fontvieille Park, the Princess Grace Rose Garden is a completely separate garden.

Visit time
1h00

Bus routes 4, 6 Roseraie

Avenue des Guelfes

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Fontvieille Park

Fontvieille Park encircles the Big Top, providing the district with a landscaped park in the heart of the city that’s popular with families. It is home to Mediterranean plants such as olive, pine and cypress trees, alongside more exotic species like Strelitzias, Stenocarpus and Araucarias.

Visit time
45 min.

Bus routes 4, 6 Roseraie

avenue des Guelfes

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