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St Martin Gardens, Public garden in Monaco City, Monaco

St Martin Gardens sits between the Oceanographic Museum and Cathedral in Monaco City, following the steep hillside with rock outcrops shaped into terraces. Winding paths connect Mediterranean plants, tropical species, and sculptures while linking viewing areas that overlook the sea.

The gardens began in 1816 on unused land, created initially as work for local people during a time of shortage. This transformation from empty terrain into planted grounds set the foundation for what visitors see now.

The garden is named after Saint Martin, a figure associated with generosity in local tradition. Visitors use the space as a quiet refuge, while locals walk through as a natural passage between the Cathedral and Museum.

The paths are steep and uneven, so wear comfortable shoes and allow extra time for climbing. Accessible entrances are located near the Cathedral and Museum sides.

A bronze statue of Prince Albert I stands on a headland within the garden, facing the Mediterranean. This landmark helps visitors locate some of the best viewing spots across the terraces.

Location: Monaco City

Address: 98000, Monaco

Opening Hours: April 1-October 31 09:00-18:45; November 1-March 31 09:00-17:45

Website: https://visitmonaco.com/fr/lieu/parc-jardin/180/les-jardins-saint-martin

GPS coordinates: 43.72980,7.42397

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:44

What to do and visit in Monaco?

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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