The Principality of Monaco is located on the French Riviera and has Côte d'Azur flair in concentrated form: On about two square kilometers, pulsating city atmosphere and casual Mediterranean charm unite. The ambience of Monaco is incomparable - not least due to the exclusive marinas with the luxury yachts anchored there, the world-famous casino and the high density of celebrities. Spend your vacation in Monaco during the Monte-Carlo International Circus Festival or the Formula 1 Grand Prix. more...

Yachts, casinos, luxury villas: A sophisticated, luxurious ambience awaits you on a vacation in Monaco. The principality borders on the south of France, is located very close to Italy and St. Tropez directly on the Mediterranean coast. The second smallest city-state in the world has an area of just about two (!) square kilometers, but is extremely densely populated with a total of just under 40,000 inhabitants. The capital is Monaco, the official language is French, but most Monegasques also speak English. Payment is made in euros. The luxurious Monaco is a real highlight for your vacation on the Côte d'Azur. more...

The name of the principality goes back to Greek settlers from the 5th century BC, who once settled here. Nowadays, Monaco is really only known as "The Place to be". The super-rich of our planet live here, have bought expensive real estate, their yachts are in the water and there is no luxury that these people cannot afford.

In short, the city-state could be from another planet. Those who reside in Monaco pay neither income tax nor inheritance tax, which the millionaires greatly appreciate. Around half of the inhabitants can call themselves such. There are also hardly any financial limits when it comes to hotels and places to go out. Depending on what you expect from your accommodation, a stay in Monaco can turn into a true luxury vacation.

The world famous Casino Monte Carlo, was commissioned by the Grimaldi Prince, built in 1878 by Charles Garnier. The casino is the actual prototype of the famous Paris Opera whose architect is also Granier. more...

The city-state's marina is also world-famous. If you're sensationalist, you can watch the exclusive boats, or actually ships, at close range and meet celebrities. Motorsport fans will know the facilities around the harbor like the back of their hand, as one of the most popular Formula 1 races takes place here every year and creates a worldwide buzz. more...

For over a century, the Oceanographic Museum, built on the fabled coast of Monaco, has watched over the seas. Built by Prince Albert I, great-grandfather of Prince Albert II, it was designed as a palace entirely dedicated to the arts and sciences. Everything about the museum evokes the underwater world. The inauguration of the museum, with over 6,000 m2 of exhibition space, took place on March 29, 1910. more...

The Prince's Castle of Monaco also called Le Palais Princier is the headquarters of the Princely Family of Monaco and one of the landmarks of Monaco and the tourist attraction of Monaco. Every tourist who visits the Princely Palace dreams of meeting a member of the Princely Family or at least catching a glimpse of him at the window of the southwest wing. The Palais Princier was built in the 13th century as a Genoese fortress. In the Middle Ages the castle was surrounded by a fortress. more...

The exotic garden - Jardin Exotique in the Moneghetti district was built and opened in 1933. Built on a cliff, the exotic garden offers a breathtaking view of Monaco and the sea. In a very beautiful setting, the garden brings together a variety of so-called "succulents". The plants in this garden come from more distant arid areas in the southwestern United States, Mexico, Central and South America for the cacti and agaves, other succulents come from South Africa, East and Arabian Peninsula. The colorful flowers of the plants can be seen throughout the year depending on the place of origin so in winter the flowers of Aloe and African Crassula, and in spring and summer those of most cacti. more...

We take the opportunity to take a look at the Mediterranean coast. With an average price of 48,150 euros per square meter, the Principality of Monaco remains the most expensive residential market in the world. more...

The independent city-state of Monaco covers an area of just 200 hectares. In order to grow further and erect more buildings, the principality needs to gain land - because building sites are in short supply, and almost every spot on the rocks on which the city was built is already in use. more...