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The Prince's Palace reopens with newly restored frescoes on display

The Prince's Palace of Monaco, one of the Principality's most iconic sites, is reopening to the public from 2 April. Visitors can expect to step back in time as they admire its well-preserved treasures, including restored frescoes dating from the Renaissance period.

The magic of spring: explore Monaco’s enchanting parks and gardens

Springtime in Monaco is a glorious symphony of colour and fragrance. In this little Mediterranean corner of paradise, every park and garden becomes a lush green oasis of refreshment and relaxation in the heart of the busy city.

By the beach or the pool, enjoy a splashing summer in Monaco

Make the most of the summer holidays in Monaco, with a getaway the whole family will remember forever. Whether you’re a keen swimmer, a fan of water sports, or simply prefer to kick back and relax by the water’s edge, the Principality has you covered. This summer, you do you!

The Monaco Tourist & Convention Authority is a Government Department. Its mission is to promote the Principality as a leading upscale destination while developing marketing initiatives worldwide.

Its partners in the tourism sector are committed to offering top-class service while ensuring the Principality remains a safe destination to experience.

The tourist office can provide you with helpful advice on where to stay and traveller information to help you make the most of your trip to the Principality of Monaco.

The Heritage Trees Trail

It’s definitely worth following the Heritage Trees Trail... conceived by the Department of Urban Amenities, the Prince Albert II Foundation and the Tourist and Convention Authority, it will give you a complete view of the Principality’s green heritage.

The Principality's 'all-in-one' app is the easy way to plan your activities and intineraries in Monaco, and it doesn't cost a thing!

Visites & Monuments

Monaco proudly bears the standard of dreams and glamour around the world but it is, above all, a tourist destination with a remarkable heritage and an outstanding wealth and variety of sites, museums and excursions.

Monaco proudly bears the standard of dreams and glamour around the world but it is, above all, a tourist destination with a remarkable heritage and an outstanding wealth and variety of sites, museums and excursions.

Parks and Gardens

The Princess Grace Rose Garden and the Exotic Garden may be among the best known, but the Principality has many parks and gardens to discover. They are managed according to eco-friendly principles and are all distinctive in their own way, with very different atmospheres! No less than a fifth of Monaco is covered by green spaces, so visit as many as you can and make memories you'll remember always!

Stade Louis II

Officially opened by H.S.H. Prince Rainier III on 25 January 1985, the Stade Louis-II is a vast 30,000 m² complex housing a set of sporting facilities and other premises dedicated to sporting activities (including the Salle Gaston-Médecin, home of the Roca Team basketball side, the Centre Nautique Albert II which hosts the international swimming competition Mare Nostrum, and the athletics track whete the Herculis meeting takes place every summer). There is also a car park with 1,700 spaces on four levels, and a ring of office buildings behind the grandstands.

With its unique design, the stadium is instantly recognisable and always a pôwerful sight for spectators in the stands.And since the beginning of 2022, supporters and indeed anyone else interested in the stadium can explore the Stade Louis-II virtually, thanks to AS Monaco and Riplee, the specialist in digital innovation.
Using technology from Oculus, whose headsets provide a high-quality VR experience, you can take a tour of AS Monaco's virtual lounge, visit the players' corridor, head onto the pitch to admire the famous arches, and peek inside the trophy room. You can even lift the trophies, following in the footsteps of greats like Jean-Luc Ettori, Thierry Henry, and Kylian Mbappé.

Princess Grace Rose Garden

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

In this iconic district of the Principality with its distinctive ochre rooftops, you’ll find a number of historic places.

Promenade Monte-Carlo Shopping (One Monte-Carlo)

One Monte-Carlo is a brand new fashion district, with 24 high-end boutiques.

Club la Vigie Monte-Carlo

In this beautiful seaside setting, you'll find a feast for the senses. Open exclusively from 12 pm to 8 pm, the restaurant serves delicious sharing platters, with a menu of refreshing cuisine made with the freshest Mediterranean ingredients, all created by Michelin-starred chef Marcel Ravin!

Terrace: Yes

Av. Princesse Grace

+377 98 06 52 52

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Maona Monte-Carlo

To dine at Maona Monte-Carlo is to dive into Monaco's culinary tradition. An invitation to savour great food and celebrate the authenticity of contemporary local cuisine.
Glamorous, joyful, deliciously retro, Maona Monte-Carlo reminds us every evening that life is a party. A party right on the water's edge, of course.

Terrace: Yes

Av. Princesse Grace

+377 98 06 56 00

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The Unesco Garden

Overlooking Fontvieille and its port, the Unesco Garden is a perfect balance of nature and culture.

Box 98

Introducing Monaco's new leisure centre! Box98 opened in early April, promising to expand the Principality's already generous selection of entertainment options.
Located in the middle of the Fontvieille district, the 4,700 m² space has an electric karting circuit and racing simulators. Previously occupied by the Sovereign's car collection, the site will also have bowling alleys and karaoké, making it the perfect place for fun with your significant other, family, or friends. The venue can also be hired privately for seminars or business events.

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