It's a member of The Leading Hotels of the World. Sophisticated, bright and prestigious, the 141 rooms and suites (49 junior suites and 15 suites) offer incomparable comfort and attentive service.
In the heart of the Principality stands the world's first and grandest Old World hotel, built in 1864. Opulent in décor and gracious in attitude, this palatial 19th century property has been home to r Read more.
Built with the stark white stones from La Turbie in 1875, this Roman-Byzantine-style building houses the burial places of past sovereigns, including Prince Rainier and Princess Grace.
The Princes Palace is the private residence of the ruling Prince but the State Apartments are open for public visits from April 2nd to October 31st.
The Oceanographic Museum is where you'll learn a lot about the marine sciences, such as different sea creatures like fish, jellyfish, turtles, sharks, etc. Amazing view of the sea from here as well.
Great place to enjoy the opulence of the Principality for free! Home to the annual Monaco Yacht Show. Read more.
A beautiful, golden beach that stretches along the width of the bay in Villefranche, taking in a majestic view of St. Jean Cap Ferrat and across towards the Cap de Nice. Gets very busy during summer. Read more.
If you like opera, you'll love Opéra de Monte-Carlo with the superb Salle Garnier. Worth a visit just to see this architectural gem alone. Read more.
A nice, small, beach to soak up the summer rays in the Principality. Starting point for the annual TriStar111 Monaco triathlon. Read more.
