A royal weekend in Monaco

Welcome to Monaco, a small sovereign state nestled on the Côte d’Azur, where luxury and elegance are omnipresent. Known for its glamour, the Principality of Monaco also seduces visitors with its scenic beauty, Mediterranean climate and cultural heritage. From the moment you arrive, feel the exclusive, sophisticated atmosphere of this jewel of the French Riviera.

Explore the Rocher, the historic heart of Monaco, where narrow streets and tiny squares transport you back to the city’s medieval past. Visit the Palais Princier, official residence of Monaco’s royal family for centuries, and watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Stroll through the Principality’s lush exotic gardens and along the Monte Carlo harbor to admire the glittering yachts.

Monaco is also a center of modern entertainment and culture. The famous Casino de Monte-Carlo marvels at its 19th-century architectural beauty, where gambling blends with Monegasque elegance. Luxury boutiques flourish around the Place du Casino, as do Michelin-starred restaurants and trendy clubs for golden youth. The Principality is also renowned for its prestigious events, such as the Formula 1 Grand Prix and the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters, which attract visitors from all over the world every year.

This small city-state with a population of just 38,000 has a lot to offer, so why not let us organize your weekend or holiday to your heart’s content, so that you can discover the jewels of the Principality with complete peace of mind !

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Monaco is the second smallest country in the world, after the Vatican, with an area of only 2 km².

The Grimaldi family has ruled Monaco for over 700 years, making it one of Europe’s oldest reigning dynasties.

The Monaco Grand Prix, which takes place every year on the streets of the Principality, is one of the most prestigious and challenging races on the Formula 1 motor racing circuit.

Ever since the Casino de Monte-Carlo opened its doors in 1863, a ban has been in place: Monegasques are not allowed to gamble there !

Monaco has been the setting for more than 300 films, including two James Bond movies, “Ocean’s twelve”, “Hors de prix” and “L’Arnacoeur”.

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What to do in Monaco ?

Explore Monaco’s museums, including the Oceanographic Museum, home to an incredible collection of marine life and fascinating exhibits.
Take advantage of the beaches around Monaco for moments of relaxation and pleasure by the sea, or take a cruise along the Côte d’Azur coast.
Discover Monegasque gastronomy in one of the many gourmet restaurants, where Michelin-starred chefs reinvent traditional dishes with a modern twist.
Take part in one of the many social and sporting events held throughout the year, and feel the excitement of this dynamic city.
Enjoy its sumptuous nightlife with elegant bars, renowned shows and private clubs.