Fountain

This fountain at Place du Casino is a multi-tiered water feature with cascading water that sits prominently in front of the Casino de Monte-Carlo. Its classical design elements create a focal point on the plaza where paths and open space converge.

The fountain was established in 1863 alongside the Casino de Monte-Carlo, marking the start of the city's development as a luxury resort destination. Since then, it has remained part of the plaza's evolution through different periods of the city's growth.

The fountain serves as a gathering point where visitors pause between casino visits and nearby cafes to watch the water and enjoy the surrounding architecture. It creates a natural pause in the rhythm of the plaza, encouraging people to slow down and observe their surroundings.

The fountain sits centrally on the plaza and is easily reached from the Casino, with restaurants and shops just steps away. During hot days, the water provides a cooling presence, while the surrounding area offers plenty of seating and shaded spots to rest.

The water in the fountain reflects the surrounding Beaux-Arts architecture, creating mirror images of the casino and nearby buildings that shift with the flow and light. These reflections change throughout the day, offering a constantly evolving visual experience as you walk around the plaza.