The 22 best museums in Monte-Carlo

Villa itself is a beautiful place with an amazing architectural heritage. Very nicely maintained. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Garden around the villa has a breathtaking view, has also some seats to simply relax surrounded by mediterranean plants and outdoor art installations. Temporary exhibition was very nicely prepared- interactive, with a lot of audiovisual materials, full of interesting photos and original art works. Besides the exposition viewer can admire contemporary art works displayed in some rooms. On the ground floor there is a very nice library/ activity room for children. In my opinion this museum is a must-see!

Stunning. Even just for the view over Nice. We saw the Chanel exhibition which was very creatively and thoughtfully curated. It is out of the way high above Monaco so you can catch several elevators and stairs up to the top. There is not cafe there but you can buy bottles of water at reception. Lockers are available so you are ‘hands free’ to enjoy the exhibits.

I can recommend for all fashion lovers and Chanel collectors to visit “Coco Chanel” exhibition. It was nice and the place was beautiful inside and outside. Just don’t expect to see many of her work as dresses, jewellery and bags, just a few. A little disappointed. But it’s very good organised and I found some new information about her life and work. Thanks.

While walking around Monaco, I randomly passed by a museum and to my surprise the entrance was free! Such a lovely coincidence. Inside, there was an exhibition about Coco Chanel’s life and achievements, plus works from Pablo Picasso and other artists. I discovered things I never knew before, and it turned into one of those unexpected little adventures that make traveling so special.

Beautiful villa with a stunning view, but absolutely awful staff The villa itself is beautiful and offers a fantastic view over the old town — truly a gem in terms of location and architecture. However, the experience was completely ruined by the appalling behavior of the museum staff. We arrived half an hour before closing time with valid tickets, and that would have been more than enough time for a visit. Despite this, the staff flat-out refused to let us in, showing no flexibility or basic courtesy. Their attitude was incredibly rude and unprofessional — it was clear they had no interest in helping or even being polite. There's a complete lack of customer service and respect for visitors, which is shocking for a cultural institution. People with such disdain for others should not be working in roles that involve any public interaction. The staff's behavior left a bitter taste and overshadowed what could have been a lovely visit. A disgrace to such a beautiful place.

Ms. Chanel’s origin story, well told in video, clothing, art & artifacts. Inspiring and enlightening — villa Paloma is beautiful to visit and Sundays are free :)

An absolutely lovely experience. Picturesque view, friendly staff, well curated exhibition, the vibes are vibing. Student tickets are free and the standard is €6 which you can also use at Villa Sauber for the current Newton exhibition. That’s a pity though that no one told use cause my mom paid twice. Otherwise an immaculate space.

In these last 3 years I was ready in the 'queue-fair' waiting list for 2-3 hours to buy an euro coin. For 3 years in a row (10 minutes ago the 3rd time happened), it refreshes/reload when it's 10'o'clock. This time it sayed "the queue is now closed, all coins are sold out"...? Within 0,01 second? After refreshing it for 5 minutes I am now no. 9500 in the queue... problaby missing buying an euro coin AGAIN.. Selling these coins is a wonderful "cash cow" for this museum I bet.. so it probably doesn't care about the quality of services like this queue-fair partner which has the worst service ever.

A wonderfully quiet sanctuary for the philatelic numismatist. Very cheap entry and no crowds

We visited the museum when Google said it was open. However, the guard at the front door said that the museum had been closed for at least three weeks for renovations. He had no idea when it would be open again. I'm not sure whether it was Google or the museum staff that dropped the ball but it was definitely a disappointment.

A wonderful little museum telling the history of Monaco's postage stamp and coin development through its Monegasque stamp and coin collection. If you pay attention to the details, you can even follow the country's history itself. A pity (or perhaps a blessing) it is rarely visited; there were only three visitors at the time, me included. I guess those reviews from annoyed online shoppers are not really helping, but they are completely irrelevant to the actual museum.

Small well organized museum with interesring artefacts - stamps and coins

Very interesting museum. You can trace the entire history of the Principality and its values through its stamps and coinage. Friendly staff. Admission is only €3, and when I paid with a €5 bill, I received change in the form of a €2 Monaco coin. Highly recommended for stamp and coin enthusiasts.

07.09 From 10:00 the 2022 commerative €2 coin was for sale, but like every year there was an online waiting list, I opened the site at 07:00 and had it on for the whole time. At 10:00 I was placed in the waiting list and there were somewhere around 10.000 people before me..... At 13:00 it was finally my turn to buy the coin, I then reached the site and it said that the coin was "épuisé"....... Can someone please explain to me how 15.000 coins were sold when there were only 10.000 people before me??? Baddest service ever and each year the same terrible experience.....

The Prince's Palace of Monaco is the official residence of the Prince of Monaco. It's built on a former fortress site from the 13th century. Parts of the original fortress still visible within its stone walls and towers. Due to lack of time could not visit the interior of the palace. But enjoyed the spectacular, panoramic views of the city, the harbor with the yachts, and the surrounding mountains from the location of the palace. Wonderful experience even without getting inside the palace. Highly recommend it.

The Prince's Palace of Monaco is the Magnificent Residence of the Prince Albert and the Royal Family. Inside the Prince's Palace of Monaco, you can visit the publicly accessible Grand Apartments, which feature opulent state rooms like the Hercules Gallery, Hall of Mirrors, Throne Room, and Louis XV Salon, all decorated with period furniture, frescoes, tapestries, and artwork. Visitors can also see the Palatine Chapel and admire the Court of Honour. Beyond the state apartments, the palace grounds contain the Napoleonic Museum, a Car Collection, and the Palace Archives. Rino Siconolfi Instagram Instagram rino_siconolfi

Its a historic landmark offering stunning panoramic views of the city and harbor. Easily accessible by a short uphill walk, it beautifully showcases Monaco’s royal heritage and rich history. The palace courtyard and surroundings are open to visitors free of charge, making it a must-see attraction for anyone exploring the principality.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Place du Palais Princier – Monaco We didn’t go inside the palace, but the square itself is absolutely beautiful! Charming little streets with nice shops, bars, and restaurants — all at reasonable prices (especially for Monaco!). The view over the bay and the small yacht harbor is truly spectacular. It’s best explored on foot. At 11:55 a.m. you can watch the changing of the guard — quite fun to see, though it gets crowded and the area is roped off. Still, definitely worth a visit when in Monaco!

Saw the change of guards ceremony. It was worth the effort to go uphill and watch this. Also, the gift shop in the courtyard is very reasonable compared to other souvenir shops in the city. The view of Monte Carlo from the palace is breathtaking.

A must see if in Monaco! I took the Hop on & Hop off bus tour to the Palace and in my opinion is the best way to get up there if you're a tourist! I actually got off the bus twice at this particular stop because it is so SPECTACULAR! Best views of Monaco. This is not a place, it's a DREAM! It could get very windy but that's all part of the allure. If you're traveling solo, then a selfie stick is your best friend. You'll get AMAZING shots. Other than the Palace, there are a few small places to eat and some souvenirs vendors, oh there was like some changing of the guard kinda protocol that took place for a few.

Fairytale & Legendary Palace They do not come much better than the Palace of Monaco. On the seaside, with fantastic weather a few soldiers and canons to guard the entrance. This is it, really nice and really enjoyed our visit here. The change of the guards is also interesting & very nice to watch. Overall fantastic experience!

Very clean, peaceful and beautiful place of Monaco. There was almost no one

Doesn’t exist, don’t look for this. It’s a landmark in Google Maps which is a landmark for the entire old town, not some museum.

Great walk through the old town, very charming

Another great museum though on the smaller side. Regardless of the limited space, it has been utilized to optimal perfection. Well done and another of those "must visit in my lifetime" locations.

Very nice. Small and cosy. Unassuming.

Amazing! Be sure to visit

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An interesting museum that is definitely worth a visit.

Fobulous museum of mostly ship models. Must see

The museum has been moved out of Monaco. It is now located in Italy according to the staff at the Stamp and Money Museum.

First time in my life I have seen museum with a lot of ships! Looks great! :) especially for families with boys. 100 % recommended!)))

A small museum full of intersting models of ships and boats. The details on some are mesmerising. Somebody had to spent months building these models.

Great museum, very friendly staff and great to take the kinds to so they can learn something about culture and history in a fun setting.

Nice educational models of aircraft carriers and submarines. A good timeout from usual sightseeing.

Small museum, with focus on education. Quite entertaining for children (preferebly speaking french). A fair number of artefacts from older research in nearby caves. The museum has very friendly and helpful staff, and admission is practically free (€ 1). A nice change of pace to the extravaganza of the ultra-rich, which are very much in evidence in Monaco 😉

Had a nice (€1!) visit to this place. It’s small but nice and it has a terrace with a great view.

It was a cute stop on the way to monaco. If you want a place where you can catch your breath and at the same time learn something new. This is the place to be! We were welcomed by some amazing and kind people. The VR tour is nicely done ! You can go to the terrace - which has the perks of having an amazing view on monaco.

It was under renovation when we visited and only one wing is receiving visitors. But for 1 euro, it was well worth it!

As an anthropologist I had to visit the museum. It's a very small museum compared to others around Europe/ World, but for the price you pay you will have a great time. It's cool since you have items/ reconstructions of items found near Monaco, and it's also kids friendly with some sheets for painting and make them entertained. Outside you can see a nice view of Monaco. For 1€ (in 2023) it's a pleasant place to visit, I don't even believe that it pays the electricity spent during the time I was inside ahah.

Small museum but the visit was totally worth it. The exhibits were unique and amazing. Lots of insightful information. The entry ticket is 1 € and the view from the terrace is amazing.

Took me forever to find it, when I finally did I was told it was already closed at 5.30, even though allegedly it closes at 6 pm. I was really disappointed, as I had hurried and walked so much searching for it and had been so glad when I thought I'd finally found it in time for a quick visit. Absolutely gutted, as the entrance looked really nice and I'd been looking forward to visiting on my one and only day in Monaco, which I also could've spent better than searching for a bunch of closed places. 😞

I had a wonderful time visiting the car exhibition in Monte Carlo. The collection is beautifully curated, showcasing some truly unique and fascinating pieces — from rare automobiles to glimpses into the prince’s life, and even some captivating outer space machinery. The blend of history, innovation, and storytelling makes the experience both engaging and memorable. On top of that, the tickets are very reasonably priced, making it excellent value for such a special exhibition. Highly recommend!

Oh man, if you wanna go fast, you gotta visit this place! I’m Scott Bobby (Ricky’s half brother - if you know our dad, you know😉) and let me tell ya, as a guy who’s all about speed and shakin’ and bakin’ down the track, this museum is straight-up legendary. Help me, Tom Cruise—wait, no, that’s not right, but seriously, this collection is like the ultimate pit stop for any gearhead. It’s got nearly a hundred of the most beautiful, badass cars from history, all shiny and ready to roar, just sittin’ there in this modern 3,500 square meter spot right by Port Hercule, close enough to the Monaco Grand Prix circuit that you can almost hear the engines revvin’ from the old days. I mean, we’re talkin’ classics like the 1903 De Dion Bouton— that’s older than my grandma’s recipe for ice cubes. And then bam, you got F1 monsters: the Bugatti Type 35B that won the first Monaco GP in 1929, the Renault RE60 from ‘85, Ferrari 640 that dominated in ‘89, and even Sébastien Loeb’s Citroën DS3 WRC from the 2013 Monte Carlo Rally. Ferraris, Lambos, Maseratis, Rolls-Royces, Lincolns, and Porsches. In fact there’s a beautiful Porsche 918 Spyder as soon as you walk in. This place is like a who’s who of automotive royalty, all polished up and tellin’ stories of glory on the track. Prince Rainier III knew how to pick ‘em; he started this back in the ‘50s, and now Prince Albert’s keepin’ the flame alive. No wonder Monaco’s the heart of racin’—this ain’t just a museum, it’s a temple to goin’ fast! The setup’s top-notch too: well-lit, organized by eras and types, with room to walk around and imagine yourself behind the wheel. I spent hours there, feelin’ like a king (or a prince, ha!). If you’re into cars, F1 or just pure adrenaline, this is a must-see. Five stars all the way—dear Lord, baby Jesus, thank you for this collection! I’d shake and bake right through the doors again in a heartbeat. My friend Jean Girard and his husband Gregory loved it too.

A great timeline of automotive history, from early classics to modern supercars. The collection is beautifully displayed and easy to walk through. Personally, I found there to be a few too many vintage models compared to newer ones, but it’s still impressive to see the evolution of design and engineering in one place. Perfect for a 20–30 minute visit, especially for car enthusiasts passing through Monaco.

🚗🏁 A Must-See Gem for Car Lovers in Monaco! 🇲🇨✨ If you’re a fan of classic cars, history, and royal elegance, the Monaco Top Cars Collection is a dream come true! 😍 Located right in the heart of the glamorous Principality of Monaco, this incredible museum showcases the personal car collection of Prince Rainier III – a man with impeccable taste and a deep love for automobiles. 👑🚙 🏎 What’s Inside? Over 100 legendary vehicles 🛻🚘 ranging from vintage models of the early 1900s to sleek Formula 1 race cars 🏎💨 that roared through the streets of Monaco’s famous Grand Prix circuit. 🏆 The collection includes rare gems from Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Rolls-Royce, Bugatti, and even the elegant Citroën DS – the French beauty once favored by presidents. 🇫🇷✨ 💡 Fun Facts: • Many cars were actually driven by the Royal Family for state ceremonies and official occasions 👑🚗. • You can see Prince Albert II’s electric car, showing Monaco’s commitment to sustainability 🌱🔋. • Some of the race cars here have competed in the legendary Monaco Grand Prix 🏁 – just imagine the history and adrenaline in those engines! 💥 🎯 Why It’s Special: Unlike some museums where cars feel distant, here you get up close to the vehicles – you can admire every curve, chrome detail, and unique design. ✨ And the setting? Pure Monaco glamour – surrounded by the Mediterranean charm of Port Hercule 🌊⚓. 📸 Instagram Tip: The deep red Ferrari corner ❤️🏎 and the vintage Rolls-Royce Phantom make perfect photo spots. 🤳📷 ⭐ Final Verdict: Whether you’re a hardcore petrolhead 🛠🔥, a history buff 📜, or just someone who loves beauty and craftsmanship, the Automobile Museum in Monaco will leave you amazed. Definitely a 5/5⭐ experience – elegant, exciting, and uniquely royal!

The Prince of Monaco’s Car Collection is a must-see for car lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Spread over a large space, it showcases a stunning variety of vehicles, from classic vintage models to racing cars and luxury icons. Each car is beautifully preserved, and the collection reflects both elegance and passion for automotive history. The exhibition is well organized, with clear displays that make it easy to explore

Good collection of old and classic cars. Entrance fee is only 10 euro. It is by the harbour. Attached to it is a souvenir shop as you exit. It only takes like 20 minutes to view all.

I absolutely love it! If you're a fan of sports or classic cars, this place is a must-visit. I could easily go back again and again, spending hours just soaking in the beauty. I even wish that one day I could own one of those amazing cars! 😂

It’s a great place to take a quiet break from sightseeing, with benches to sit and enjoy the view, and sculptures dotted throughout, including one of Prince Albert I. Some paths are slightly steep, but overall it’s easy to stroll through and very photogenic.

Tucked away in Monaco-Ville, these gardens are a serene escape from the city's bustle. I was captivated by the sweeping views of the Mediterranean and the charming cliffside paths. The lush greenery, including Aleppo pines and vibrant agaves, creates a peaceful atmosphere. Notably, the bronze statue of Prince Albert I adds a touch of elegance. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a moment of reflection. Highly recommended for anyone seeking tranquility amidst the beauty of Monaco.

These garden is a very special spot in Monaco to enjoy the nature, view and the statues. With beautifully landscaped paths, exotic plants, and colorful flowers, they offer a relaxing escape surrounded by nature. From several spots along the walkways, you get spectacular sea views that make the stroll even more special. The gardens are perfectly maintained and filled with benches where you can rest and enjoy the scenery.

One of the best place you can visit in Monaco. It opens up a different side of the city - the beauty of nature. It’s a breathtaking place I recommend everyone to visit

This public park offers sweeping views of the Mediterranean and Port de Fontvieille from atop a cliff. Located right outside the Cathédrale de Monaco, this park basically connects the Prince's Palace to the Oceanographic Museum, which I found super convenient! The grounds are very well kept. The garden is big enough to feel peaceful and quiet, but small enough to walk across in just under 15 minutes. The only downside is this park does close at 18:00 (6pm), so don't wait until evening to get here. However, I recommend this for the views alone and the central location.

Breathtakingly beautiful gardens. Perfectly manicured and sculpted. Over 8,000 plants and tree varieties. Beautiful brick pathway. A must see!

An interesting and calm place. Beautiful views and a lovely garden.

(Translated by Google) We came across this bookstore by chance and we were not disappointed! Thank you to the two adorable interns for visiting us! (Original) Nous sommes tombées sur cette librairie par hasard et nous ne sommes pas déçues ! Merci aux deux adorables stagiaires de nous avoir fait la visite !

The location of this Garage is really great and you can see all the main attractions in a walking distance (e.g. up to 45 min max one-way). Close to the entrance there is even a small, but nice beach (using some steep steps).

A good starting point at the end of Monaco Bay. This means the parking garage isn't overcrowded, even during the holiday season, and there are no traffic jams on arrival and departure. Prices are moderate.

If you’re planning to visit Monaco’s Old Town, this parking garage is a real lifesaver. Conveniently located right beneath the historic center, it makes it easy to reach all the main attractions, including museums and charming streets. The garage is modern, clean, and secure — it’s really nice to leave your car here and explore the city without worries. The only thing to note is the price: around €10 for three hours. For Monaco, this is quite standard, but keep it in mind if you plan a longer visit. Overall, I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a hassle-free way to enjoy Old Town!

Very good parking garage for Monaco. Spaces are wide and car park feels very safe. Prices are reasonable (for Monaco) and you can either leave and head towards the port for a fantastic view of Monaco opening up in front of you, or you can head up to the Oceanographic museum and Palace. There are lifts and escalators from parking level to the museum and palace level.

Access to parking is easy and spacious, but some stairs and elevators were not working. Be prepared to walk a bit. The public restrooms were quite clean, which was a pleasant surprise.

Good parking with escalators! Close to ville! Love it merci!

We arrived on Sunday and left within one hour, it was free for me. Spaces are a bit narrow but it isn’t a problem to my 7 seats SUV.

Is this place awesome? Yes. Is it worth the entry price? Maybe. Would I go again? No. Let me clarify. If you've got kids, it's DEFINITELY worth it. Otherwise there's other things to do / see that are more amazing. What it's got is a nice restaurant terrace with a kids playground. And an awesome function room that we spend some time just sitting. Otherwise it's just good, but not great.

Beautiful and well curated. The aquarium part is well kept, with interesting information about the fish and other creatures kept in the tanks. It is not too big, but with its focus on the Mediterranean, it covered a lot of species. The exhibit part was very interesting and organised, and much better than what I would expect from what I thought would be an aquarium. The 2050 exhibit was positive and engaging, and I left feeling hopeful (in contrast to the usual feeling of helplessness against climate change). The view from the terrace is beautiful.

A must do visit in Monaco, with or without children. The building itself was very impressive. However the displays were amazing. The exhibition was incredibly well done and very entertaining. The view from the rooftop with its restaurant and cafe was amazing.

One of the most beautiful museums in Europe! On the very edge of a steep cliff, carved into stone overlooking the ocean. Very modern and well kept with exhibitions ranging from polar ice explorations and skeletons of blue whales to the history of Monaco. Definitely a must visit if you go to Monaco! We did not buy tickets in advance nor did we wait, visited in July!

The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco made a huge impression on me. It’s beautifully designed, with incredible attention to detail — both the exhibits and the building’s architecture are truly impressive. The only small downside is that navigation inside isn’t very intuitive — the tour starts from the lower floors, but there aren’t many clear signs indicating that. Aside from that, it’s a fantastic experience! There’s a huge number of exhibits, historical artifacts, and interactive displays that capture the attention of both adults and children. It’s definitely worth buying a combined ticket with the Prince’s Car Collection — it’s cheaper as a bundle and both attractions complement each other well. On the rooftop, there’s a terrace offering a stunning panoramic view of the sea and a restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere — a perfect place to take a break after visiting the museum. A highlight is the “Mediterranee 2050” interactive exhibition, which explores the future of marine life and the challenges facing the Mediterranean ecosystem. It’s beautifully executed, thought-provoking, and leaves a lasting impression.

My favourite place in the world! Beautiful building on the side of the cliff, price was 22 euro for an adult but well worth it, especially if you have never been before. Large clean tanks and animals look well cared for. New digital installation which the nephews loved. Make sure you go to the rooftop for the panoramic views! Lush clear blue sea and fab views of the boats and port.

Small, but great aquarium at the top of a mountain. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water for the walk up and up and up the incline to reach the aquarium. Most of the people going up to the museum stopped to rest and enjoy the view about midway up. I believe there is a little train/tram... wish I had known before the exhausting climb.

Exploring the Exotic Garden was a wonderful experience—the variety of plants was truly impressive, with some reaching massive, awe-inspiring sizes. The highlight, however, was visiting the grotto completely alone, with no other tourists around, and having a free guide to myself. It was by far the best experience I had in Monaco.

It was really beautiful and also gorgeous views over Monaco. Just know there are a lot of stairs down so you need to get up again aswell. Included in the ticket are also the caves and a small museum. Definitely worth a visit!

We don't click more pictures but trust me the atmosphere is so so good

It is very interesting for visiting place with a lot of different types of plants. Some of them are exotic and you can’t see them in many places. There is a historical museum in the garden. I liked it a lot because in my opinion it was more children oriented and information that you can receive there is presented in a very attractive and easy way. The view from the garden is also breathtaking because the garden is located on a cliffside and you can see the whole Monaco from it. The only thing that I regret for is that we weren’t able to visit the cave because it was closed that time of the year.

Beautiful garden and costal view. 5euros to get in but is wort it every penny. Plants from all over the world, a small koi pound and a cave. Very quiet during extra season but gets crowds during season. Next door is the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology.

By far one of my favorite gardens in a city that’s I’ve been to. Incredible views and an underground cave. Loads of cacti and succulents. I felt like I was on another planet. We bought a combo ticket which included entrance to the ocean museum.

Worth the day trip! Eze is a beautiful, quaint little village about 20 minutes outside of Nice. It's an easy, quick bus ride that transports you to a whole other world. Such gorgeous views of the Cote d'Azur - could've stayed up there all day.

Walking into Metropole feels like stepping into a well‑kept slice of old Monaco—Carrara marble floors, big chandeliers, and an air‑conditioned calm. Even if you're not here to shop, it's worth a wander . There are about 70–80 shops ranging from luxe brands (Tommy Hilfiger, Hugo Boss, Kenzo) to the ever‑handy Fnac for gadgets and books . Some reviewers say it’s more window‑shopping than serious retail therapy, but others mention it's not outrageously expensive if you know where to look . It’s a good spot to grab a coffee or lunch—places like Ladurée (macarons!) and a couple of cafes are there, including one locals favour after 3 PM for coffee and newspapers . Perfect pit‑stop if it’s hot, rainy, or you just want a break. A few tips: Weekdays = fewer crowds. Some shops are closed on Sundays, so don’t go expecting everything open . Easy to get to: a short walk from the train station or Casino, or via buses 1, 5, 6. Parking’s available too . --- Bottom line: A classy, calm indoor break with a bit of shopping, snacks, and nice surroundings even if you're only browsing. Not a bargain hunter’s paradise, but a pleasant few hours.

Very luxury mall with beautiful stores that you can find unique clothing. They have cute cafes as well to have coffee or lunch. It’s very clean as well with very friendly staff.

The mall looks fancy and totally worth checking out. You can find anything you need there, they have a bunch of great stores. And it's not as expensive as everyone says, so that's a plus.

During my visit to Monte Carlo, I had the chance to explore the Metropole Shopping Center, and I was truly impressed. The mall is elegant, clean, and beautifully designed, reflecting the luxurious atmosphere of Monaco. It offers a wide selection of high-end boutiques, including brands like Chanel, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton, which makes it perfect for those who enjoy luxury shopping. What I appreciated most was the calm and relaxed atmosphere, unlike the busy and crowded malls in other cities. The staff in the stores were polite and professional, and there were several nice cafes where I could take a break and enjoy a coffee. Overall, the shopping center in Monte Carlo is definitely worth visiting, even if just to admire the architecture and design. It’s a great place for both shopping and relaxing in style.

Good Brand around the place while you're shopping can quench you're thirsty by the same premises

Lots of shops and food outlets on offer, pretty architecture but perhaps not the most welcoming place for us less so salubrious.

The mall has a perfect geographic location near the casino. All shops are maintained and clean. Very kind staff in and out of the shops. Recommend this place if you need small goods or decoration for indoor circumstances. The entrance has escalators going up and down this makes it easy for aged and young people to access the mall. Toilets are directly left after you entered the mall.

Wow, the yachts are fabulous! Spend an hour strolling around the harbour wondering about who owns these floating wonders and how they are manoeuvred into harbour. Iconic Monaco. The architecture in the harbour area itself was not quite as spectacular as I’d imagined, it’s the boats that make the view.

a very beautiful and lively place. An atmosphere of wealth and luxury. A marina (also called a yacht harbor) is a port whose berths, docks and facilities are intended for the needs of pleasure shipping (sailing and motor yachts) and which is mainly used for commercial purposes.

The Beauty of Port Hercule in Monaco 🇲🇨 is out of this world! The Beautiful ships and its connection to the blue waters, architecture and mountains makes Monaco unique!

Very picturesque part of Monte Carlo. Fortune enough to be there whilst preparing for the F1 and to walk part of the course.

Port Hercule in Monaco is a place to visit! Nice spot along French Riviera to enjoy and compare your regular 30-40ft to the yachts here:) Everything is well taken care of with luxury and elegance everywhere. The yachts are seriously impressive. There's some cool waterfront restaurants and cafes that serve up delicious food with top-notch service and price tag:)

Port Hercule is the only deep-water port in Monaco, located in the heart of the country. The port has been in use since ancient times and has played an important role in the economic and cultural history of Monaco. Today, Port Hercule is a bustling hub of activity and is home to 700 of the most prestigious and sought-after luxury yachts in the world. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike to stroll along the waterfront, admire the impressive yachts, and take in the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The port is surrounded by a variety of restaurants, cafés, and shops, making it a great place to spend an afternoon or evening. Additionally, many prestigious events are held at Port Hercule throughout the year, such as the Monaco Yacht Show, which showcases some of the most luxurious yachts on the market. Overall, Port Hercule is an important location in Monaco and a must-visit destination for anyone who is interested in the maritime history and culture of the region.

If you arrive in Monaco, it's worth a run to the port... It's an ok port.. you can often see very luxurious yachts.. There are places where you can eat or drink something.. and even a supermarket(CASINO) where you can find almost everything...

Alina is amazing and the food 🍲 too. Very peaceful place. Strongly recommended!

We had a nice talk with the owner. Really simple and uncomplicated. The Tiramisu was super good and we are looking forward for our next time in Monaco to come back here!

we ordered a frappe and asked for tap water, but they gave us a small bottle of water and charged €5 for it 😭 so unnecessary

Great place.

(Translated by Google) Nice little café with simple but good daily specials and homemade tartlets and super friendly service ❤️ serveuse super chaleureuse 👋 (Original) Schönes kleines Café mit einfachen aber guten Tagesgerichten und selbstgemachten Tartelettes und einer super netten Bedienung ❤️ serveuse super chaleureuse 👋

(Translated by Google) A very good time in this restaurant, slate menu which means fresh quality products with a change of dish daily. The team at the top then the change of the restaurant with all the great wines of Bordeaux and Burgundy as well as a cigar cellar to complete. A wonderful moment. (Original) Un très bon moment dans ce restaurant, carte à l'ardoise ce qui veut dire produits frais de qualité avec un changement de plat quotidiennement. L'équipe au top puis le changement du restaurant avec tout les grands cru de bordeaux et de bourgogne ainsi qu'une cave a cigare pour compléter. Un merveilleux moment.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful little shop with a super friendly owner. We had 4x penne salmon which were very tasty. My father's salad was also delicious and very fresh. The beer was also very good. The dessert was freshly made and tasty. In terms of price, this is absolutely ok for Monaco. This small and fine shop brightened our day. Kind regards from the Black Forest (Original) Wundervoller kleiner laden mit einer Super freundlichen Inhaberin . Wir hatten 4x Penne Lachs die waren sehr sehr lecker . Auch der Salat meines Vaters war sehr lecker und sehr frisch. Das Bier war auch sehr gut. Das Dessert war frisch gemacht und Schmackhaft. Preislich ist das für Monaco absolut ok. Dieser kleine und feine Laden hat uns denn Tag verschönt. Liebe Grüße aus dem Schwarzwald

A real gem of a gallery hidden in the streets of Monaco-Ville. I was fortunate enough to have a personalised tour of the gallery by the owner's daughter and was enlightened! I'll definitely return for one of their brilliant Tuesday on the Rock evenings.

Wonderful place ! Best galerie in Monaco by far, a pleasure to go there anytime

Extremely nice athmosphere, competent and friendly staff, breathtaking masterpieces. A higly recommended experience!

Galerie Birch a fantastic opportunity to learn about some amazing art!!

Best art gallery there is in Monaco

Great people very nice art and super friendly!!

Great place to be educated, entertained and enjoyed!

(Translated by Google) This showroom on the upper floor on the Quai St Antoine is very well located on the port at the foot of the rock next to the parking lot of the same name. The entrance is a little hidden and poorly marked. The current exhibition entitled "A Prince, A Painter" is particularly interesting from a historical and artistic point of view. It presents works by Louis Tynaire, painter, animal designer, press illustrator and photographer. Coming from a family of multiple talents, the painter was noticed by Prince Albert 1st of Monaco at the 1900 Universal Expo in Paris. It's the start of a deep friendship. For around twenty years at the beginning of the 20th century, Louis Tynaire participated in scientific and hunting expeditions alongside Prince Albert 1st of Monaco, the great-grandfather of the current Prince of the Principality, Albert II. Having great admiration for his illustrious explorer ancestor, creator of the Oceanographic Museum of the Principality and La Maison des Océans in Paris, he wanted to highlight the friendship that was born between the two men. This is how this magnificent exhibition was born which highlights the extraordinary and little-known works of the painter Louis Tynaire. This is a unique opportunity to discover an astonishing painter who knew how to touch the hearts of the Princes. There is no doubt that it will delight yours! The exhibition “Albert 1er, Louis Tynaire” is on until September 11, 2022 at Quai St Antoine. Free access and parking. (Original) Cette salle d'exposition en étage sur le quai St Antoine est très bien placée sur le port au pied du rocher à côté du parking du même nom. L'entrée est un peu cachée et mal indiquée. L'exposition actuelle intitulée "Un Prince, Un Peintre" est particulièrement intéressante d'un point de vue historique et artistique. Elle présente des oeuvres de Louis Tynaire, peintre, dessinateur animalier, illustrateur de presse et photographe. Issu d'une famille aux multiples talents le peintre est remarqué par le Prince Albert 1er de Monaco à l'expo universelle de 1900 à Paris. C'est le début d'une profonde amitié. Pendant une vingtaine d'années au début du XX ème siècle, Louis Tynaire participera aux expéditions d'explorations scientifiques et cynégétiques aux côtés du Prince Albert 1er de Monaco, l'arrière grand père du Prince actuel de la Principauté, Albert II. Celui-ci ayant une grande admiration pour son illustre ancêtre explorateur, créateur du Musée océanographique de la Principauté et de La Maison des Océans à Paris a voulu mettre en avant l'amitié qui est née entre les deux hommes. C'est ainsi qu'est née cette magnifique exposition qui met en valeur les oeuvres extraordinaires et trop peu connues du peintre Louis Tynaire. C'est une occasion unique de découvrir un peintre étonnant qui a su toucher le cœur des Princes. Nul doute qu'il ravira le vôtre ! L'exposition "Albert 1er, Louis Tynaire" se tient jusqu'au 11 septembre 2022 au quai St Antoine. Accès gratuit et parking.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful showrooms near Port of Hercules (Original) Belles salles d'exposition près de port d'Hercule

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Magnifique

very cute place:) we entered free

Superb exhibition on the world of cacti! A wonderfully curated collection of works of many different types. Highly recommended. Friendly welcome from the staff. Entry price included as a duo-visit to Villa Paloma.

Aug/22 .. Open exibition of impressing Fotographs from Helmut Newton. Very nice builduing and garden as well. Connect with relaxing / swimming in Larvotto beach, visiting the japonese garden or go to the grimaldi forum (labouche exibition für fans of estetic and fashion)

It’s an amazing museum with very interesting exhibitions! I truly enjoy being there when I am in Monaco. The Villa is soooo beautiful. There is also a nice garden with beautiful citrus trees 😊 In the upper garden there are curious benches, which we liked a lot.

I had to visit the New National Museum of Monaco! It has a very beautiful huge garden at the entrance and cool art expositions inside! 🤩 I recommend! 🙂

I really want to go to Europe but I don't have money💶

Small but beautiful museum in Monaco 🇲🇨