Things to do in Moneghetti
Discover the best attractions and experiences Moneghetti has to offer
Historic Monuments
In Monaco, the old town and hilltop sites offer royal history and cliffside views. Explore the landmarks that define the principality’s storied past.
Palais Princier de Monaco
The historic residence of Monaco's ruling prince, set above the harbor with daily guard changes and panoramic views.
Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas
A grand, stone cathedral housing royal tombs and fine religious artwork near Monaco-Ville.
Fort Antoine Theatre
A hilltop fortress turned open-air theatre that hosts performances with views over the old town.
Museums
Monaco’s museums cover ocean science, automotive history, and national heritage—small in size but rich in character.
Musée Océanographique de Monaco
Iconic cliffside museum dedicated to marine science with impressive aquariums and interactive exhibits.
Monaco Top Cars Collection
A premier car museum showcasing a private collection of classic and racing cars near the harbor.
Musée National de Monaco
Exhibits on Monaco's history, art, and culture housed in a modern gallery setting.
Religious Monuments
Monaco's religious sites reflect its history and patron saint traditions, nestled among the principality's lanes.
Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas
Home to royal tombs and sacred art, a key liturgical site in Monaco-Ville.
Chapelle Sainte-Dévote
Chapel dedicated to Monaco's patron saint, perched in the historic heart of the city.
National & Theme Parks
Monaco offers elegant gardens and scenic green spaces that feel like small natural parks atop the Riviera.
Jardin Exotique de Monaco
Cliff-top exotic garden with cacti, succulents, and sweeping views over the bay.
Princess Grace Rose Garden (Jardin Princesse Grace)
Romantic rose garden honoring Princess Grace with winding paths and fountains.
Neighborhoods
Monaco’s compact neighborhoods each offer a distinct mood—from glamorous streets to historic hills.
Monte Carlo
Glamorous hub of casinos, luxury shopping, and coastal promenades.
Monaco-Ville (The Rock)
Historic hilltop district with medieval streets, the palace, and sweeping sea views.
Free Things to Do
You don’t need to spend to soak up Monaco’s atmosphere—here are free ways to enjoy the principality.
Le Rocher Old Town stroll
Wander the historic lanes of The Rock for viewpoints and photo spots.
Port Hercule waterfront walk
Stroll along the harbor and admire luxury yachts against the Mediterranean backdrop.
Changing of the Guard at the Prince's Palace
Watch the ceremonial guard change with naval band music and a regal atmosphere.
Gastronomy
Monégasque cuisine blends Italian and French influences—perfect for tasting on the go or in elegant settings.
Barbagiuan
Savory pastries filled with chard and ricotta, a local specialty.
Socca
Thin chickpea pancake enjoyed as a street snack with olive oil.
Bounet
Rich chocolate custard dessert, a classic Monégasque treat.
Nightlife
Monaco’s nightlife blends luxury lounges with iconic venues for late-night entertainment.
Jimmy'z Monte-Carlo
Legendary nightclub hosting international DJs and high-energy evenings.
Le Bar Américain (Hotel de Paris)
A stylish, historic bar to enjoy cocktails in an iconic setting.
Entertainment
From classical stages to modern venues, Monaco hosts a range of world-class performances.
Opéra de Monte-Carlo
Historic opera house presenting classical concerts and performances.
Grimaldi Forum
Contemporary venue for concerts, shows, and major cultural events.
Sports
Monaco loves high-octane sports, from grand motorsport to football stadium events.
Monaco Grand Prix
F1 street race along Monte Carlo’s famed circuit during race season.
Stade Louis II
AS Monaco's stadium hosting football matches and other events.
Off the Track
For the curious traveler, these lesser-seen corners offer a deeper sense of Monaco.
Chemin des Douaniers coastal walk
Coastal path for a slower, scenic hike along the Riviera edge.
Hidden corners of Monaco-Ville
Explore quiet courtyards and secluded viewpoints tucked within the old town.