#Gastronomy

"Stay at home" is the watchword right now, and everyone is looking for ideas when it comes to staying busy and keeping the boredom at bay. In response, a number of institutions and establishments in the Principality are thinking about you, with a wide variety of activities from online yoga classes, to recipes by top chefs for you to try at home, to free-to-view performances by the Ballets de Monte-Carlo. Ready to be inspired?

Charm your palate in the Principality

After weeks of work and productive discussions, Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer is proud and delighted to entrust world-renowned chef Yannick Alléno with the kitchens of the Vistamar, now to be known as "Yannick Alléno at the Hôtel Hermitage"

Following its success in 2021, the Festival des Etoilés Monte-Carlo is back this year with brand new chef pairings creating unique and unforgettable culinary delights. 

The Monte-Carlo Gastronomie trade show took place from 25 to 28 November beneath the famous Chapiteau de Fontvieille, marking its 25th anniversary. We look back at this traditional annual gathering!

A sumptuous Christmas or New Year feast doesn't have to mean slaving away in the kitchen for hours, making table plans and dealing with unexpected last minute developments. This year, why not let someone else do all the work, as you and the whole family relax and enjoy a splendid festive brunch in a magical setting in the Principality. 

Summer in the Principality is perfect, with the gentle lap of the Mediterranean waves, warm sunshine, and a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. Monaco is also home to some superb gastronomical experiences. Here are four fabulous new eateries to discover. Your tastebuds will thank you for it!

Though barely 2 square kilometres in size, Monaco somehow manages to fit in a whole host of incredible restaurants that will transport you to every part of the world!

On Thursday 21 September, Alain Ducasse will officially open the inaugural Sustainable Gastronomy Summit, a new event that aims to explore food issues in general and change the way we think about what we eat.

The theme for this autumn in Monaco is gastronomy, with the third Festival des Etoilés Monte-Carlo.

The unmissable winter event for epicureans is returning for its 26th edition, under the famous Chapiteau in Fontvieille from 24 to 27 November!

After Madrid, London, and Dubai, it's the turn of Monaco to welcome Amazónico. Here's all you need to know about the Principality's colourful new concept restaurant.

The Festival des Étoilés Monte-Carlo is back for a fourth edition in 2024, lighting up the Principality in a dazzling celebration of Monegasque gastronomy.  

On 4 December, Monaco officially opened Mareterra, a brand new district that has expanded the Principality by a total of six hectares. Eight years in the making, the new eco-neighbourhood is a powerful symbol of Monaco’s commitment to harmonious, sustainable development.