Le Millefiori

Le Millefiori rises 111 meters into the Monte Carlo skyline with 37 floors containing 245 apartments ranging from studios to spacious duplexes.

The construction of Le Millefiori in 1969 by architects Jean Ginsberg and Americo La Penna replaced two previous villas on a 3,915 square meter plot.

The building represents Monaco's architectural evolution, demonstrating the principality's adaptation to urban density through vertical residential development.

Residents benefit from a ground-floor supermarket, five levels of underground parking with 335 spaces, and 292 storage cellars throughout the building.

Located at 1 rue des Genêts near the French border, this structure held the title of Monaco's tallest building until regulations changed in 2009.

Location: Monte Carlo

Inception: 1969

Architects: Jean Ginsberg, Americo La Penna

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 37

Height: 111 m

Address: 1 Rue des Genêts, 98000 Monaco

GPS coordinates: 43.74090,7.42346

Latest update: March 4, 2025 13:42