Monaco is more than a destination — it's a lifestyle. Nestled between the French Riviera and the Mediterranean Sea, this tiny principality packs an extraordinary density of experiences into just 2 square kilometres.
From the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo to the hairpin bends of the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit — every corner tells a story of centuries of elegance.
The ATP Masters 1000 returns to the red clay of the Monte-Carlo Country Club. Watch the world's top players compete in one of tennis's most iconic settings.
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Over 80 French and Italian cheeses. The owner ages his own Comté in a cellar below the stall.
Provençal producers bringing fresh-pressed olive oils and tapenades from the hills of Nice.
Best croissants in Monaco. Arrive before 9am or the pain au chocolat will be gone.
Same-day catch from local fishermen. Sea bass, rouget from Monaco's harbour.
The essential experiences that define Monaco.
Belle Époque masterpiece. The ornate interiors are worth the €17 entrance. James Bond's playground.
Walk the iconic Hairpin Bend. The circuit is public roads 51 weeks a year.
Residence of the Grimaldi family since 1297. Changing of the guard at 11:55am.
Founded by Prince Albert I in 1910. Perched on a cliff 85m above the sea.
Cliffside gardens with Mediterranean views and 1,000+ species of cacti.
Wander past superyachts worth hundreds of millions. Free and always open.
The ancient fortified city. Narrow medieval streets, the cathedral where Grace Kelly is buried.
Designed by the architect of the Paris Opera. One of the most beautiful theatres in Europe.
What guidebooks don't tell you — straight from people who know Monaco well.
Monaco has free public elevators connecting its levels. Save your legs between the port, casino and old town.
Monaco restaurants serve the same food at lunch for 40-50% less. One of Europe's best kept secrets.
25 minutes along the coastline for €4. Far better than Monaco's parking fees.
Monaco has a dress code at the Casino and better restaurants. Men need a jacket after 8pm.
Service is always included. Locals don't tip — rounding up is appreciated but never expected.
Weekends bring cruise ship crowds. Tuesday to Thursday is noticeably quieter.
Receba os guias de Paris, Tokyo, Nova York e mais 9 cidades antes de chegar — com tudo que importa, sem o ruído.
How to navigate Monaco like a local.
Most of Monaco is walkable in 30 minutes. Use the free public elevators.
Free6 lines covering the whole principality. Clean and air-conditioned.
€2 per journey25 minutes along the coast. Trains every 20 minutes. Station is underground.
€4 from NicePlentiful at the station and casino. No Uber — only licensed taxis.
€15–25 within Monaco