Originally constructed for military purposes as a fortification, Fort Antoine has been transformed today as an outdoor theatre space offering performance and shows during the summer. The fortress was built at the beginning of the 18th century but it was then destroyed in 1944 and rebuilt again a few years later in 1953, on the […]
The Musee de la Chapelle de la Visitation, or the Chapel of the Visitation, is located in the Old Town of Monaco. It’s a Baroque chapel dating all the way back to the 17th century which was turned into a museum with galleries for religious art work and scriptures. The chapel was initially built for […]
At the foot of the Rock of Monaco, facing the beautiful port of Fontvieille, lies the SAS Vintage Car Collection Museum which was founded by Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1993. Prince Rainier always had a passion for cars and it was only at the end of the 1950s when he decided to begin […]
First held in 1880 under the command of Mayor Count F. Gastaldi, La Condamine Market is a favourite place of the Monegasque as well as visitor. The market focuses on regional products, and creates a friendly and warm spirit. The aim is to offer regional products accompanied by regional decorations to promote the popular heart […]
La Condamine is the shopping district of Monaco which is located between the Old Town and Monte-Carlo, behind Port Hercule. During the Middle Ages, this district used to be owned by a lord and was exclusive for him. Today, it is the commercial district of Monaco. This district is also famous as it contains the […]
La Rampe Major is an uphill footpath which leads to the Place du Palais in the heart of the old town of Monaco and of course, to the Rock of Monaco which is the highest point of view of the whole Principality. It is also the oldest and most direct route to Monaco-Ville where you […]
Monaco-Ville is also commonly known as Le Rocher de Monaco, the Rock of Monaco. It is the highest point in the Principality of Monaco, and offers one of the greatest picturesque panoramic views of the whole Côte d’Azur region. Originally called Monoikos, after the temple of Hercules, Monaco Ville was occupied by various political entities […]
The New National Museum of Monaco is settled inside two villas known as Villa Paloma and Villa Sauber. They are filled with contemporary art exhibitions, paintings and photography. Taking a route through the two villas, you will have the opportunity to see the Monacropolis exhibition. It presents architectural achievements and projects from 1858 through archives, […]
Metropole Shopping Center is the place where your Côte d’Azur experience begins. Located just opposite the Jardins du Casino lies the Metropole Shopping Center of Monte Carlo, featuring precious materials and luxurious decorations. Visit this magnificent shopping arcade decorated with gigantic chandeliers and marble stairs that enhance the reputation of the Metropole Shopping Centre by […]
The Café de Paris is a sight in itself when it comes to Monte-Carlo. The construction of this café has its own history as it has been changed and restored over the years. The Café de Paris in Monte Carlo was built in 1865, and in 1907 the building was expanded by the architect Demerlé. […]
