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Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse

The crown jewel of Monaco dining, this three-Michelin-star temple of French Mediterranean cuisine has been helmed by Alain Ducasse since 1987. Seasonal menus built on pristine Riviera ingredients inside a breathtaking Belle Époque dining room.

Blue Bay Marcel Ravin

Chef Marcel Ravin's two-Michelin-star flagship blends Caribbean roots with Mediterranean flair. The panoramic sea-view terrace overlooking the bay is one of Monaco's most romantic dining spots.

Beefbar Monte-Carlo

Born in Monaco in 2005, this harbourside meat bar serves premium Wagyu and Black Angus alongside creative street food. Gorgeous views over the Fontvieille marina.

La Note Bleue

Legendary beach club and restaurant directly on Larvotto Beach. Mediterranean cuisine beachside with regular live jazz and DJ sets. A sun-soaked favourite for locals.

Plage du Larvotto

Monaco's principal public beach — 300m of palm-fringed pebble with free public areas and private beach clubs. The Larvotto Marine Reserve makes snorkelling excellent.

Jardin Exotique de Monaco

Over 1,000 species of cacti and succulents on a dramatic cliff. Includes the prehistoric Grotte de l'Observatoire. Unmatched panoramic views.

Docks Café

Salt-worn timber and strong espresso capture the harbor's honest pulse. Docks Café wears its working-waterfront character without apology—where boat traffic mingles with maritime air, simple plates, and coffee served without ceremony. A place attuned to the tides.

Horizon Deck

Horizon Deck captures the Côte d'Azur's languid golden hours—Mediterranean salt in the air, the harbor's soft geometry unfolding beyond polished surfaces. Minimalist luxury meets unfussy cooking, where seasonal seafood and careful wine selection speak louder than theatre.

Le Grill

Book online on the official website of Michelin-starred restaurant Le Grill for a culinary experience at the top, with breathtaking panoramic views over Monaco.

Le Neptune

Neptune distills Mediterranean eating to its essence: pristine seafood, minimal intervention, the kind of kitchen that trusts its ingredients enough to leave them alone. Discreet, unhurried, and entirely confident in its own restraint.

Mada One

Book online on Mada One's official website for fine cuisine to take away or enjoy on site: natural, flavorful, and high-quality.

La Rascasse

Have an unfogettable night in La Rascasse in Monaco. Located in Monaco Harbour, right in the legendary corner of the Formula One Grand Prix. La Rascasse remains a major night club withe live music.

Mada Lounge (Part of Mada One)

Understated and unrushed, Mada Lounge sits at the quieter end of Monaco's nightlife—where conversations outlast the music and cocktails arrive without fanfare. Refined company, refined service, refined restraint.

Méridien Beach Plaza

The Mediterranean's azure waters lap against this intimate stretch of sand, sheltered along Monaco's dramatic coastline. Soft golden light and the quiet lap of water invite you to linger—swimming, sunbathing, or simply breathing in the salt air. Here, refined elegance meets the unhurried Mediterranean rhythm.

Piscine Princesse Charlène

Chlorine-bright respite in a principality of yachts: lap pools and diving boards where locals cut through water with serious purpose, the aquatic equivalent of Monaco's rare moments of unhurried simplicity. Unadorned, functional, refreshingly unselfconscious.

Port Hercule

Monaco's deep-water harbour at the foot of the Rock, home to superyachts, the Monaco Yacht Show, F1 pit lane, and seasonal events from fireworks festivals to Christmas markets. Lined with restaurants and the iconic La Rascasse corner.

Monte-Carlo Country Club

Iconic clay-court tennis club perched above the Mediterranean, host of the ATP Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters every April. 23 courts including the legendary Court Rainier III with sea views.

Cova Plage

Milan's historic Pasticceria Cova at Larvotto's Palais de la Plage — espresso, dolci and beachfront plates on Avenue Princesse Grace.

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