Districts of Monaco

This district is definitely most famous for its sparkling Monte-Carlo Casino and the national opera of Monaco on the famous square which every day brings thousands of luxurious sports cars and hundreds of beautiful people from around the world. The most renowned part of Monte-Carlo is the Golden Square (Carré d'Or), which is known for its exquisite hotels Hôtel de Paris, Hermitage, Métropole, and Fairmont

Monaco-Ville is the oldest district of the Principality of Monaco. It is home to the Prince’s Palace, the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, and the renowned Oceanographic Museum. The old town is perched on a rocky promontory where, in the 13th century, a fortress was first built and later expanded into a fortified city. In 1297, the fortress came under the possession of the Genoese Grimaldi family and, over time, evolved into today’s Prince’s Palace of Monaco, the official residence of Prince Albert II.

Larvotto is Monaco’s prestigious seaside district, located on the eastern coast of the principality, near the French border and the town of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. This exclusive waterfront area is renowned for its luxury real estate, elegant residences, five-star hotels, and Monaco’s sandy beaches. Following a complete renovation, Larvotto has become one of the most desirable locations for property investment and high-end living on the French Riviera.

Fontvieille is a modern district of Monaco located on the western side of the Principality, bordering the French commune of Cap d’Ail. Built on reclaimed land from the sea, it represents a successful example of contemporary urban design where nature, sea and city life coexist in perfect balance. Today, Fontvieille is known for its marina, lush parks and premium real estate offering panoramic sea views.

The Jardin Exotique district, located on the western slopes of the Principality near the border with the French commune of Cap-d’Ail, is renowned for its peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking panoramic views of the sea and Italy. This elevated part of Monaco blends natural beauty, historical heritage, and a modern standard of residential infrastructure, remaining one of the most desirable areas for living and investment.

To the South of the area of Monte-Carlo is La Condamine. The district of La Condamine includes the port of Hercules, where the world famous Monaco Yacht Show takes place, and in summer there is the Luna Park, the famous market in Place d'arme square in the open air, with arches that protect from the sun. This area is very lively and has a high concentration of shops and restaurants serving local cuisine.

The Larus area is located in the North-Eastern part of the Principality of Monaco, from Place des Moulins to Monte Carlo Country Club, North of the beaches in the Larvotto area. This is the second most popular area among foreign buyers of real estate. The new highest building in the Principality-the Odeon Tour skyscraper-adds to the attractiveness of the district. Prices at the Tour Odeon are around €60 million - €80 million.