Things to do in Port de Fontvieille
Discover the best attractions and experiences Port de Fontvieille has to offer
Historic Monuments
Monaco's historic core is compact yet rich, offering palaces and ancient sites within easy reach of Port de Fontvieille.
Prince's Palace of Monaco
The official residence of the Grimaldi family, with majestic state rooms and a changing of the guard when open to visitors.
Saint Nicholas Cathedral
Gothic cathedral where Monaco’s royals are laid to rest, set on the rock overlooking the sea.
Fort Antoine Theatre
Historic open-air theatre dating back to the 18th century, hosting cultural performances.
Museums
Monaco's compact museums showcase sea science, history and royal heritage in stylish settings.
Oceanographic Museum
Iconic maritime museum with exhibits on ocean life and marine science high above the sea.
National Museum of Monaco
Cultural collections tracing Monaco's history and art within a contemporary setting.
Prince's Palace Museum (State Apartments)
Guided view of the Palace's State Apartments and royal artifacts.
Religious Monuments
Monaco's religious sites offer a look at local spiritual life and architectural styles.
Chapelle de la Miséricorde
Historic chapel known for its intimate architecture and quiet atmosphere.
Église Saint-Charles
Traditional church reflecting the principality’s religious heritage.
National & Theme Parks
Even in a tiny principality, lush gardens and parks provide scenic spots and viewpoints.
Jardin Exotique de Monaco
Renowned rocky garden with exotic plants and panoramic views over Monte Carlo.
Parc Princesse Grace (Princess Grace Garden)
Serene garden in Fontvieille dedicated to Princess Grace.
Parc de la Condamine
Grassy public space near the harbor ideal for a relaxed stroll.
Neighborhoods
The principality’s distinct districts each have their own character and views.
Monte Carlo
Glamorous hub around the Casino with luxury hotels and shops.
La Condamine
Historic harbor district with markets and promenades.
Fontvieille
Modern marina district with parks and the Stade Louis II nearby.
Free Things to Do
Many of Monaco’s best experiences come without a ticket.
Changing of the Guard at the Prince's Palace
Watch the ceremonial guards in a short, colorful spectacle.
Stroll around Monaco's Old Town (Le Rocher)
Explore the narrow streets and viewpoints above the harbor.
Walk along Port de Fontvieille
Enjoy marina views and photo-worthy panoramas of the sea.
Gastronomy
Monaco offers classic seafood and luxury dining in elegant settings.
Café de Paris Monte-Carlo
Traditional brasserie famous for its classic Monaco dishes.
Louis XV - Alain Ducasse, Hôtel de Paris
Michelin-starred dining in a refined palace setting.
Marché de la Condamine
Vibrant market offering fresh produce and local bites.
Nightlife
Monaco glitters after dark with stylish venues and music.
Jimmy'z Monte-Carlo
Iconic nightclub hosting famous parties and DJs.
Moods Jazz Café
Intimate venue offering live jazz and blues performances.
La Rascasse
Lively harbor bar and restaurant with Mediterranean vibes.
Entertainment
From casino to opera, Monaco blends entertainment with luxury.
Casino de Monte-Carlo
World-famous casino with opulent interiors and shows.
Opéra de Monte-Carlo (Salle Garnier)
Historic opera house hosting classical concerts and ballets.
Monte-Carlo Casino Square stroll
Iconic square framed by grand architecture and fountains.
Sports
Sports are part of Monaco’s vibrant year-round scene.
Stade Louis II
Football stadium and athletics venue near the harbor.
Monaco Grand Prix (Circuit de Monaco)
Famed street circuit hosting the annual Formula 1 race.
Monte Carlo Masters
Prestigious ATP tennis tournament set in Monte Carlo country club.
Off the Track
For something a little different, go off the beaten path.
Le Rocher (The Rock) Old Town walk
Explore the fortress-like old town with panoramic sea views.
Princess Grace Rose Garden (Jardin Princesse Grace)
Colorful rose garden dedicated to Princess Grace.
Palace Terrace viewpoints
Capture views over Monaco’s coastline from higher terraces.