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Places

Restaurants

Café de Paris Monte-Carlo

The iconic brasserie on Casino Square for 150 years. Famous for inventing the Crêpe Suzette, it serves classic brasserie fare with a terrace overlooking the casino.

4.1€€

Attractions

Musée Océanographique

Opened in 1910 on a cliff above the sea: shark lagoon, tropical aquarium and the Mediterranean 2050 exhibition. Directed by Jacques Cousteau from 1957 to 1988.

4.5€€

Attractions

Palais Princier de Monaco

The Grimaldi princes’ palace on the Rock, a fortress the family seized in 1297. State Apartments open late March to mid-October; guard changes daily at 11:55.

4.4€€

Beaches

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.

4.2€

Gardens

Jardin Japonais

A 7,000 m² Japanese garden by Yasuo Beppu (1994), between the Grimaldi Forum and the sea: koi pond, waterfalls, tea house, Zen garden. Free, open daily.

4.5€

Restaurants

Amici Miei

An intimate Italian refuge where old-world tradition softens into the Monégasque light. Warm, unhurried service; the perfume of slow-simmered ragù—this is where dining becomes something genuine.

4.6€€

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Castelroc

Facing the Prince's Palace across the Place du Palais, Castelroc has the best terrace seat for the changing of the guard. The kitchen keeps Monégasque tradition alive — barbagiuans, stocafi — alongside polished Mediterranean cooking.

4.1€€€

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Giacomo's

Giacomo's channels the Côte d'Azur's easy elegance through simple, assured cooking—fresh pasta and local catch treated with the restraint of someone who trusts ingredients. The room hums with quiet confidence, the kind that doesn't need theater, just honest food and steady service.

4.6

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L’Orange Verte

Understated Monégasque cooking where bitter orange and spring herbs frame each plate with precision. The room itself—intimate, unhurried—extends the kitchen's philosophy: pace matters more than volume. No performance, just presence.

4.2

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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.

4.7€€€€

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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.

4.3€€

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Marlow

British elegance meets Mediterranean ease at Marlow: English breakfast in the morning, a sparkling brunch at the weekend, and a proper afternoon tea later in the day — served indoors or on the sea-view terrace.

4.5

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Maya Mia

Precise Mediterranean cooking in an understated room—seafood and seasonal vegetables that trust their own flavours, paired with wines that know their moment. The kind of neighbourhood restaurant that pulls you back because it doesn't try too hard.

4.4€€

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Miami

Miami trades Monaco's formality for Caribbean warmth—rum cocktails, grilled seafood, and aperitifs that dissolve into dinners where conversation outlasts the evening and salt lingers in the air.

3.8€€

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Naos Beach

Naos Beach brings Côte d'Azur ease to Monaco's shore, where the Mediterranean sprawls beyond whitewashed tables and olive branches sway overhead. The kind of place where lunch dissolves into afternoon, salt-air and wine the only calendar that matters.

4.1

Restaurants

Pavyllon

Yannick Alléno's Michelin-starred counter-dining restaurant at the Hôtel Hermitage. Chefs work eye-to-eye with guests along the long counter, sending out precise, seasonal Mediterranean plates — fine dining with the formality dialled down and the terrace facing the sea.

4.6

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Société Nautique

Harbor and heritage converge in quiet refinement at this waterfront institution. Dining with the unhurried grace of old Monaco—where the sea commands equal attention to what's on your plate, and the light shifts across the water as course follows course.

4.3€€

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U’ Cavagnetu

Since 1967 this old-town address — its name is Monégasque for “picnic basket” — has served the Principality's own cooking: barbagiuans, pissaladière and sunny Mediterranean staples at gentle prices, a short stroll from the Prince's Palace.

4.0€€

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Uvita

Unfussy, ingredient-driven cooking in an intimate neighborhood setting. Technique outweighs décor; attentive service and carefully chosen wines complete meals that linger unhurried—the Monaco luxury philosophy distilled.

4.1€€

Attractions

La Collection de voitures anciennes de SAS le Prince de Monaco

Prince Rainier III’s private collection of some 100 cars, gathered and restored over more than forty years and enhanced by Prince Albert II.

4.7

Restaurants

Old Wild West

Western-themed steakhouse on Route de la Piscine — ribs, burgers and western plates portside, popular with families.

3.8€€

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WAM

Fast-gourmet counter at Park Palace on Avenue de la Costa — signature Stacks on house bread, salads and a quick lunch above the Casino gardens.

4.8€

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