Culture & Arts

Where to go in Monaco: Oceanographic Museum
In 1910 Prince Albert I, also known as “Prince of the Seas”, founded the world-renowned Oceanographic Museum. The great-great-grandfather of the present ruler of Monaco was a scientist and explorer with an incredible passion for the depths of the sea.
29 Sep, 2016
Where to go in Monaco: Larvotto Beach and the Champions Promenade
Boulevard du Larvotto was inaugurated in 1956 on the site of an old railway built at the end of the 19th century in a swampy area.
24 Sep, 2016
Where to go in Monaco: private collection of vintage cars
The exhibition of the Prince of Monaco’s vintage car collection is not terribly touristy, though it may be of interest to car lovers and enthusiasts of all ages. Located at the Terrasses de Fontvieille, the exhibition brings together cars of different periods, made by European and American vehicle manufacturers.
24 Sep, 2016
Where to go in Monaco: Monaco Cathedral
It is a special pleasure to walk down the narrow streets of the oldest district of Monaco, Monaco Ville. In the daylight, Monaco-Ville is packed with tourists but at night this old area seems deserted.
24 Sep, 2016
Where to go in Monaco: Café de Paris
The famous Café de Paris located on the Place de Casino is one of the places you must visit during your trip to Monaco.
22 Sep, 2016
Sightseeing in Monaco: where to go
Despite its small surface, Monaco is full of beautiful and amazing attractions. If you plan to see all of them, we advise you to come here for at least a weekend. Here is a review of the main places to visit during your trip to the Principality.
20 Sep, 2016
Muscial Monaco: Open Air Concerts 2013
From June 1 to August 28, 2013 under the initiative of the Monaco city hall the Principality is hosting free music concerts in the open air. Feel free to visit if you would like to dive into the atmosphere of a cozy European life.
23 Jul, 2013
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