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Cathédrale de Monaco
This grand neo-Romanesque structure, situated on the Rock, has become something of a shrine since Princess Grace was buried there under a simple slab of white marble. You’ll also find tombs of Monaco’s former princes and a 15th-century altarpiece by...
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Cinq Mondes Spa
Located in the Monte-Carlo Bay hotel, the Cinq Mondes Spa offers beauty and therapeutic treatments and ritual baths from five continents. The menu includes Balinese, Taoist and Thai massages, but the two most popular items are the Oriental hot-oil massage and...
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Grimaldi Forum
Situated at the water’s edge, just beyond the Larvotto beaches, this multileveled pyramid of stone and glass is the principality’s cutting-edge business and cultural center. It regularly hosts conferences, concerts, ballets, operas and spectacular summer shows of modern art held...
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Indagare Tours: Boat Charters
Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team for assistance arranging a private boat charter.
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Indagare Tours: Les Ballets de Monte Carlo Atelier Visit
Princess Caroline founded the Les Ballets de Monte Carlo in 1985 in honor of her mother, Grace Kelly, who had always wanted a ballet company. In 1997, an Atelier opened where young dancers from around the world come to study....
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Indagare Tours: Monte-Carlo Guided Tour
Indagare members can contact our bookings team to set up a private guided tour of Monte-Carlo, including seeing the changing of the guards outside the palace, the cathedral and Princess Grace memorial, the racetrack and casino. Contact our Bookings Team for...
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Jardin Exotique
Perched on the cliffs on the Moyenne Corniche road, this subtropical paradise contains about 1,000 species of succulent plants, including agaves, aloes and flowering cacti. You might find it a peaceful respite from Monte-Carlo shopping fatigue, although you’ll need to...
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Jimmy’z
This Monegasque disco has been an institution ever since its creation in the 1970s, and it’s still going strong. Depending on the night and the season, you might be brushing elbows with actors, European or Middle Eastern royalty princes or...
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La Villa Sauber in Larvotto
Along with Villa Paloma, Villa Sauber is one of the two contemporary art venues that make up the New National Museum of Monaco. Housed in one of the first Belle Époque buildings in the city (constructed in the early 1900s),...
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Les Thermes Marins de Monte-Carlo
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean, this enormous high-concept palace of pink marble, wood and glass is one of the principality’s star attractions. After a massive facelift, the spa offers both thalassotherapy and a wide selection of high-tech beauty...
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Métropole ESPA
Located on the ground floor of the Hôtel Métropole, the Jacques Garcia–designed ESPA exudes a chic exoticism, from the polished woods and stingray-skin walls of its thirteen treatment rooms to the brown mosaic–tiled hammam. The spa has no windows and keeps the lighting...
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Monte-Carlo Casino
Designed in 1863 by Charles Garnier, this legendary Belle Époque house of haute gambling still glitters with old-world glamour. Visited in the past by an endless list of royaly, statesmen, writers, artists, movie stars and models—everyone from the Prince of Wales,...
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Monte-Carlo Golf Club
In the heights of La Turbie, the club has two impeccably manicured eighteen-hole courses with soft green turf, lakes and oak-lined paths. The Dave Thomas-designed courses boast breathtaking views of the sea.
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Monte-Carlo Opera, la Salle Garnier
After a costly renovation, Garnier’s jewel box reopened in 2005, its heavily gilded décor (think Second Empire–style lyre-toting angels and an abundance of mythological frescoes and bronzes) restored to its former glory. Even the Lesage gold-embroidered velvet chairs and ribboned...
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Musée Océanographique
This cliff-top aquarium that looks more like a palace than an educational institution is guaranteed to please kids and intrigue visitors of any age. Once headed by Jacques Cousteau, it showcases some rarely seen, bizarre marine life and a bouillabaisse...
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Palais Princier
Don’t leave the principality without taking in this salmon-pink fantasy, the Grimaldis’s seat of government, built over a 13th-century Genoese fortress. When the white-and-red banner is flying, Prince Albert II is in residence and the palace is closed to the...
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SASS Café
This Monte-Carlo nightspot par excellence has been around for ages, prized mostly not for its pricey menu but for the people watching: dressed-to-kill high rollers, club hoppers, Italian playboys and the occasional film or rock star keep the place hopping...
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The Monte-Carlo Beach Club
The club’s lovely patio restaurants, Le Deck and La Vigie, are favored by Hermès towel–toting socialites and tennis pros. Its huge seawater pool can be crowded during the holiday season, so splurge for a private cabana by the beach. Extras...
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The Monte-Carlo Country Club
This might just be the swankest club on the Riviera, with clay tennis courts, squash courts and a heated open-air pool with air jets, waterfalls and a countercurrent basin for aquatic-workout enthusiasts. One-day admission includes use of all facilities.
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The Private Collection of Antique Cars of HSH Prince Rainier III
A car fanatic, Prince Rainier III spent more than thirty years collecting wonderful automobiles. His collection of more than 100 vehicles is open to the public for viewing. Standouts include a De Dion Bouton from 1903, a 1911 Renault, a 1924 Model...
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Villa Paloma
One of the two contemporary art museums of the New National Museum of Monaco, Villa Paloma is as much a destination for history buffs as it is for art enthusiasts. Built during the early 1900’s, the villa withstood severe damage...