Discover Fontvieille 2026

Monaco's quieter second marina, built on artificial land reclaimed from the sea, hosts elegant sailing and motor yachts as well as a Sunday stamp and antiques market, along with several restaurants overlooking the Prince's Palace on the rock opposite.

This modern football stadium, with its distinctive arched structure, is home to AS Monaco and also houses a sports museum as well as an Olympic training centre where many international athletes train during the winter months.

This seaside garden, created in honour of the late princess, is home to over 300 rose varieties from around the world as well as a bronze statue of Grace Kelly, offering a peaceful, fragrant retreat overlooking the harbour away from the hustle and bustle.

From the small heliport at the edge of the district, regular shuttle flights take off to Nice Airport, covering the route in just seven minutes and offering a spectacular view of the French Riviera from above.

This district, built on land reclaimed from the sea, is just a few minutes' walk south of Monaco-Ville and is easily reached on foot, by bus, or via the Principality's public elevator system.

Monaco's quieter second marina, built on artificial land reclaimed from the sea, hosts elegant sailing and motor yachts as well as a Sunday stamp and antiques market, along with several restaurants overlooking the Prince's Palace on the rock opposite.

This modern football stadium, with its distinctive arched structure, is home to AS Monaco and also houses a sports museum as well as an Olympic training centre where many international athletes train during the winter months.

This seaside garden, created in honour of the late princess, is home to over 300 rose varieties from around the world as well as a bronze statue of Grace Kelly, offering a peaceful, fragrant retreat overlooking the harbour away from the hustle and bustle.