Explore the History and Charm of Monaco's Princely Palace

The Prince's Palace of Monaco, also known as the Princiera Palace in Monegasque, is one of the main tourist attractions of the Principality of Monaco. Perched on the Rock, this majestic building offers a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea from a height of sixty meters. Official residence of the Prince of Monaco since 1297, the Prince's Palace is a living witness to the turbulent history of this city-state.

What is the closest city to Monaco?

Monaco is a Principality with nearly 39,000 inhabitants. Located on the Côte d'Azur, 18 km from Nice and 12 km from the French-Italian border, the Principality is landlocked in French territory, more precisely in the district of Nice and the Alpes-Maritimes department.  The Principality of Monaco covers an area of 2 kilometres very square, and enjoys a maritime border stretching over a distance of 65 kilometres.

Discover the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

The Oceanographic Museum, located on the Rock of Monaco, is a true jewel of the Côte d'Azur. The history of the museum dates back to 1870, when Prince Albert I, nicknamed the "Learned Navigator Prince", began his oceanographic expeditions around the world.