Les Ligures, Residential tower in Jardin Exotique, Monaco.
Les Ligures is a 63-metre residential high-rise at 2 Rue Honoré Labande in the Moneghetti district of Monaco. It has 21 floors and, together with L'Escorial, ranks as the principality's 18th-tallest building. It was completed in 1978.
The tower was built in 1978 during a period when Monaco was developing more residential buildings upward. This construction marked the beginning of the principality's vertical growth in residential architecture.
The building stands at 2 Rue Honoré Labande in the Moneghetti district, a residential area of Monaco. Its 21 floors and 63-metre height place it among the principality's taller buildings, tied with L'Escorial as the 18th highest.
Les Ligures stands at 2 Rue Honoré Labande in the Moneghetti district, not the Jardin Exotique. The entrance is private, so visitors can only view the 63-metre facade from the public street; the Moneghetti area and Monaco's bus network serve the address.
Les Ligures stands at 2 Rue Honoré Labande in the Moneghetti district, not in Jardin Exotique. At 63 metres and 21 floors, it shares 18th place among Monaco's tallest buildings with L'Escorial, and it was completed in 1978.
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