The main monuments and cultural sites of the Principality of Monaco, including the 13th-century Prince's Palace, the historic Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Oceanographic Museum and its aquariums, the Roman-Byzantine Cathedral, as well as botanical gardens, museums, and religious buildings. These sites reflect the architectural, cultural, and natural heritage of Monaco, from the marina to green spaces and sports institutions.
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Gaming establishment created in 1863, characterized by its Belle Époque architecture, marble and gold decorated lounges.
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Fortified building from the 13th century, transformed into a Renaissance palace. The State Apartments are open to visitors during the summer season.
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Marine research institute with laboratories, exhibition halls, and aquariums containing over 6000 Mediterranean and tropical specimens.
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Permanent exhibition of about a hundred historical vehicles including European and American models, sports cars, and prestigious automobiles.
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Religious building made of white stones from La Turbie, constructed between 1875 and 1884, where the Princes of Monaco, including Grace Kelly, are buried.
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Historical center of Monte-Carlo with the Casino, Hôtel de Paris, and Café de Paris. The buildings feature Belle Époque architecture.
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Located on a cliffside, this botanical garden displays more than 1000 succulents and cacti from around the world since 1933.
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Prehistoric site with traces of human occupation dating back to the Paleolithic. This natural cave features stalactites, stalagmites, and various limestone deposits.
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Main port of Monaco with 700 berths for boats. The port area includes restaurants, shops, and maritime services.
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Public beach in Monaco spanning 400 meters with small pebbles. Restaurants and beach clubs line the coastline.
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Church built in 1883 in the Monte-Carlo district with a Renaissance-style facade and colorful stained glass windows.
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Green space of 7000 m² designed according to the principles of Zen gardens with ponds, waterfalls, red bridge, tea house, and Asian vegetation.
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Urban race track of 3.337 kilometers through the streets of Monte-Carlo and La Condamine. It has hosted the Formula 1 Grand Prix since 1929.
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Catholic church built in the 11th century in a gorge near the port. It houses the relics of Saint Devota since 1070.
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Former military fort from the 18th century located on a rocky promontory, converted into an outdoor theater with 350 seats in 1953.
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Botanical garden of 4000 square meters created in 1984 featuring over 300 varieties of roses in beds and pergolas.
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Scientific institution established in 1902, presenting human fossils and prehistoric tools discovered in Mediterranean region caves.
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Mansion built at the end of the 19th century, transformed into an exhibition space of the New National Museum of Monaco, dedicated to contemporary artists.
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Monegasque national collection encompassing philatelic issues since 1885 and coins issued by the Princes of Monaco since the 17th century.
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Belle Époque style building that became in 2009 a branch of the New National Museum of Monaco, organizing temporary contemporary art exhibitions.
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Nautical club founded in 1953 comprising 2500 members with a marina and sports facilities at Port Hercule. The current building dates from 2014.
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Hotel establishment built in 1890 by architect Jean Marquet with a glass roof and reception hall decorated in Belle Époque style.
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500-seat theater built in 1879 in Garnier style, with interior decoration in marble, gold, and red velvet.
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Shopping center located near the Casino with 80 fashion boutiques and restaurants spread over several levels in a Belle Époque style building.
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Cultural and congress center of 35,000 m² built in 2000, with three auditoriums and exhibition spaces near the Mediterranean Sea.
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The public gardens are located on the Rock of Monaco and feature paths lined with Mediterranean species. A bronze statue of Prince Albert I overlooks the sea.
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Historic hotel inaugurated in 1864 in the Monte-Carlo district, renovated in 2014 with reception rooms and restaurants.
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Sports facility built on the sea with a football field, athletics track, multipurpose room, and aquatic center. The stadium hosts AS Monaco.
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Aquatic center located at Port Hercule with a 50-meter Olympic pool filled with seawater. It transforms into an ice rink in winter.
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Bronze monument depicting Formula 1 driver Juan Manuel Fangio life-sized, installed near the Grand Prix corner bearing his name.
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Luxury residential tower built in 2014 by architect Alexandre Giraldi, the tallest point in Monaco.
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Historic restaurant located at Place du Casino, renovated in 1988 with terraces and rooms decorated in Belle Époque style.