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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Monaco: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Monaco
- Monaco is the second-smallest nation in the world, but it is nevertheless a beautiful place.
- Since the 13th century, the Grimaldi family has ruled this principality.
- Monaco is renowned for its casinos, auto races, and fairy-tale weddings, like the one where the beautiful (American actress Grace Kelly) weds the charming prince (Prince Rainier).
- In Monaco, visitors can mix with the rich and famous and ooh and ahh over the incredible yachts in the harbour.
- Monaco is glitzy and glamorous. If you're worried your budget won't allow it, consider taking a day trip from San Remo in Italy or Nice and Menton in France to see Monaco's attractions.
- Capital- Monaco
- International Airport - Nice Côte d'Azur airport (NCE)
- Population- 111,751
- Currency- Eastern Caribbean dollar
- Time - UTC +2
- Driving side- Right
- Main electricity- 230V
- Official language - French
- Religion- Roman Catholicism
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Monaco
- Investigate Monaco's Old Town while resolving puzzles and riddles.
- As you go through the old streets, look for hidden gems.
- Discover ten of Monaco's most significant attractions while visiting them.
- For each clue, use logic, observation, creativity, and teamwork.
- Take advantage of the freedom to pause and resume your game whenever possible.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Monaco
- Spring or fall are the ideal times to visit Monaco.
- The best months are April and October because of the pleasant weather and lower hotel prices.
- Although this opulent holiday loses some appeal between November and March, travelling during this more excellent winter off-season will cost less for lodging.
- If you go in the summer, expect crowded beaches, hot weather, and long lines at the restaurants, but you'll also see Monaco at its liveliest.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Monaco
Monte-Carlo
- Monaco is a tiny country but crammed with glitz and luxury.
- The most wealthy neighbourhood is Monte-Carlo, which is situated north of Port Hercule and overlooks the bay in an incredibly picturesque setting.
- The Place du Casino's terrace offers stunning sea views.
- The Carré d'Or (Square of Gold) refers to the streets lined with upscale jewellery boutiques and opulent designer stores in the utterly fashionable area surrounding the Place du Casino.
- The wealthy and famous flock to Monte-Carlo because it is the wealthiest area of Monaco. This area is perfect for "beautiful people" and Ferraris.
- Monte-Carlo is a fantastic destination for tourists looking to indulge in some fine dining or people-watching.
Palais Princier de Monaco
- The oldest monarchy in the world resides at the Palais Princier de Monaco, which occupies a unique location perched high above the water on the charming Le Rocher peninsula.
- After capturing the territory from the Republic of Genoa in 1297, the Genoese noble family of Grimaldi founded Monaco.
- The site, which was initially constructed in the 13th century as a Genoese fortress, offers panoramic views and served as a defensive structure during the Middle Ages.
- The fortress underwent numerous renovations over the centuries, becoming an opulent Italian Renaissance palace.
- Later, during the reign of Louis XIV, design elements from the Château de Fontainebleau were incorporated. Despite being a private residence, the Palais Princier de Monaco occasionally welcomes visitors.
- Be sure to admire the Main Courtyard's imposing 17th-century Carrara marble double staircase and the 17th-century Palatine Chapel.
- The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra gives classical music concerts in the central courtyard on a few Sundays and Thursdays in July and August.
Musée Océanographique de Monaco
- The Musée Océanographique de Monaco is situated in a stunning seaside setting on Le Rocher, just steps from the water.
- The museum and aquariums stand on substantial foundations that took 11 years to construct in this dramatic setting.
- This aquarium, one of the oldest in the world, was built in 1910 after being ordered by Prince Albert I, the great-grandfather of H.S.H. Prince Albert II.
- The Oceanographic Museum, which is constantly changing, houses renowned marine science and oceanography exhibits.
- The museum's priceless scientific collections include findings from Prince Albert I's explorations and Jacques-Yves Cousteau's discoveries.
- The Oceanographic Museum, which is constantly changing, houses renowned marine science and oceanography exhibits.
- The museum's priceless scientific collections include findings from Prince Albert I's explorations and Jacques-Yves Cousteau's discoveries.
- The museum's main draw is the aquariums at the Musée Oceanographique, which contain rare fish species and other marine life in magnificent shapes and colours.
- The three aquariums are the Tropical Aquarium, Mediterranean Aquarium, and Shark Lagoon.
- There are about 100 aquarium pools with authentically designed natural environments, like coral reefs.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Monaco Off the Beaten Track
Jardin Exotique
- The Jardin Exotique (Exotic Garden) is a lavish area with an incredible variety of vegetation and mesmerising views of the sea.
- It is perched on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean. The gardens extend dramatically along the rocky hillside and are meticulously maintained.
- Exotic plants from the Southwest of the United States, Mexico, South America, and Africa can flourish here thanks to the pleasant climate and reliable sunshine.
- In the warm, dry climate, a wide variety of succulents, including enormous cacti, also thrive.
- The Observatory Cave in the Exotic Garden also has stalactites and stalagmites. Prehistoric humans once lived in the area around the cave.
- At 10:00 am and continuing until one hour before closing, guided tours of the cave are offered every hour.
Cathédrale de Monaco
- The striking facade of this neo-Byzantine cathedral is made of white stones from the nearby La Turbie.
- The Princes of Monaco are interred at the cathedral, which also contains the tombs of former monarchs Prince Rainier and Princess Grace.
- The cathedral's sanctuary, constructed between 1875 and 1884, contains an altarpiece by the 1500s Niçois artist Louis Bréa.
- The Episcopal throne, which was sculpted from Carrara marble, is another impressive work of art. The cathedral's impressive Grand Organ is used for concerts of sacred music and religious services.
- From September through June, Mass is held every Sunday at 10 am, and "Les Petits Chanteurs de Monaco" and the "La Maîtrise de la Cathédrale" choir perform musical selections.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Monaco Culture and Traditions
- Monaco's neighbours, France, Italy, and Spain, significantly influence its culture.
- The French make up most of the population, accounting for 28 per cent of it, while native Monegasques make up only about 21 per cent.
- It follows that France has a significant influence. Monaco is still a religious country even though the constitution guarantees freedom of religion.
- With 78 per cent of the population adhering to their beliefs, the Roman Catholic Church represents the most significant portion of the population.
- The governing Grimaldi family has done much to advance Monaco's arts and culture.
- A staggering variety of top-notch art exhibits and musical performances are available to visitors all year long, many of which are sponsored by the royal family.
- The family founded the Princess Grace Foundation to promote numerous causes, along with the Princess Grace Dance Academy, the Prince Pierre Foundation, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, and other organisations and charities (protecting the environment).
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Monaco: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Barbajuan
#Food
- It is a delectable starter well-known in France and Italy and a type of cake with Swiss chard and ricotta cheese inside.
- However, the fillings, which typically include onion, rice, leeks, spinach, and Parmesan cheese, may vary.
- Monaco's national dish, barbajuan, is primarily consumed on November 19, which also happens to be its birthday.
- A delicious treat that is cheesy, crunchy, and crispy, with flavours that change depending on the ingredients used in the preparation.
Bouillabaisse
#Food
- A well-known fish dish with origins in Marseille, the second-largest city in France.
- The three fish varieties that make up the classic bouillabaisse are red rascasse, European conger, and sea robin.
- Its preparations set it apart from the competition thanks to its flavorful herbs and spices.
- Along with other ingredients, the fish is cooked, thickened, and spiced with rouille sauce (made using breadcrumbs, olive oil, cayenne pepper, garlic, and saffron).
- However, in its native country, the fish is served on a separate large platter along with the rouille sauce, bread slices, and a broth made from vegetables like celery, potato, leeks, tomato, and onions.
- All the ingredients are presented on the table on a sizable soup plate.
Gnocchi
#Food
- Dumplings are thick, tiny, and soft, made from dough that includes mashed potatoes, flour or semolina, and a tonne of other ingredients like cheese, egg, bread crumbs, and potato.
- It is frequently consumed as an appetiser and served with sauces made of cream, butter, or meat.
- This meal can be made at home, bought in supermarkets, and has a shelf life of around two months when kept at a temperature of 2 °C.
One Monte-Carlo
#Fashion
- The One Monte-Carlo complex is a significant new construction right in the centre of Monaco, providing a world-class luxury experience only a short distance from the famous Place du Casino.
- The ultra-modern neighbourhood surrounds the Promenade Princesse Charlène, a new pedestrian area lined with trees and seven buildings designed to be a transparent and green space.
- The concept building, which Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene, along with Their Children, officially opened on February 22, 2019, is home to 37 apartments, 24 upscale boutiques, and nine floors of office space.
Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco
#Fun
- On the last weekend in May, Monte Carlo hosts the renowned Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco race every year.
- The only automobile race ever held on city streets is this one. Although the race continues for the sake of tradition, the narrow streets could be better for race cars (it has been going on since the early 20th century).
- One of the most well-known sporting events in the world is the Monaco Grand Prix, which the Automobile Club of Monaco stages.
- The course travels from Boulevard Albert 1 up toward Place du Casino, around the terrifying turn in front of the Monte-Carlo Fairmont Hotel, and back down to Boulevard Albert 1.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Monaco: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Opening on June 18, 1984, Prince Rainier III designed this beautiful garden to tribute his wife, Princess Grace.
- The Princess Grace Rose Garden in Fontvieille Park spans nearly four hectares and includes a tiny lake bordered by palm trees and an olive grove. With 6,000 rosebushes in 315 different varieties, the garden thrives.
- A unique QR code can be found on each rose (useful for gardeners).
- The Princes and Princesses of the Grimaldi Royal Family have special roses.
- The Rose Garden has been designated an "Ecological Garden" because it uses environmentally friendly methods.
- Visitors will delight in relaxing on the park benches and taking in the surroundings as they stroll around the grounds.
- Visitors can stroll through this charming location thanks to the pleasant footpaths.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Monaco Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- One of the significant occasions in Monaco is the International Circus Festival, which is annually celebrated with a lot of fanfare.
- Since 1974, the festival, a top tourist destination, has been held.
- The festival, typically held in late January or early February, primarily consists of giving out prizes for circus skills to deserving contestants.
- The festival used to be held in Monte Carlo earlier because the permanent venue, Chapiteau (circus tent) de Fontvieille, was still being built.
- The festival ensures attendees enjoy a circus performance of the highest calibre and offers something for everyone. It makes sense why it is so well-liked by tourists.
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