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Casino de Monte-Carlo

One of the most iconic landmarks, this 19th-century casino is a symbol of elegance. Designed by Charles Garnier, it boasts Belle Époque architecture, lavish interiors, and a rich history. The casino isn’t just for gambling enthusiasts; visitors can enjoy a guided tour to immerse in its grandeur.

The Prince’s Palace

Home to the reigning Grimaldi family, the palace is perched on the Rock of Monaco with stunning views of the Mediterranean. Visitors can explore the State Apartments and witness the daily changing of the guard at 11:55 AM. The palace’s opulent halls and tapestries tell the story of centuries of Monaco’s royal heritage.

Oceanographic Museum

Founded by Prince Albert I, this museum showcases marine life with stunning aquariums and historical exhibits related to ocean exploration. It’s a great stop for families and nature lovers, blending education with awe-inspiring views of the sea.

Larvotto Beach

When it’s time to unwind, Larvotto Beach is the place to soak up the sun. Located just a short walk from the city center, the beach offers a mix of public and private areas, perfect for lounging or swimming in the azure waters of the Mediterranean.

The Japanese Garden

For a peaceful retreat, this lush oasis offers serene pathways, bridges, and koi ponds. The garden blends Japanese Zen design with Mediterranean flora, creating a unique escape from Monte Carlo’s bustling streets.

Monte Carlo Harbor

A hub of luxury, the harbor is lined with stunning yachts and serves as a starting point for boat tours along the coast. It’s also a great spot for dining with waterfront restaurants offering exquisite views of the marina.