The Districts of the Principality
1 Carre D’Or
2 Rocher
3 Condamine
4 Larvotto
5 Fontvielle
6 La Rousse / St Roman
7 Moneghetti
8 Jardin Exotique
CARRE D’OR (GOLDEN SQUARE)
This is the beating heart of Monaco, with the most expensive square meter of the Principality. Why? This is where the Casino and the iconic Hôtel de Paris are located. All the luxury houses have a shop in this Monaco district. It is a great area to live if you want all the stores and restaurants to be walking distance.
JARDIN EXOTIQUE
This residential area is perched on the hills of Monaco, and is perfect for families that are looking for peace and quiet. Nonetheless, you will have to take the car to go to the center of the Principality.
LARVOTTO
If your dream is to live on the beach, this district is the one for you. Not only you will have an incredible unobstructed sea view from your terrasse, you will also be walking distance from the Carré D’Or, the heart of Monaco. Larvotto also offers many restaurants and night clubs.
LARVOTTO
If your dream is to live on the beach, this district is the one for you. Not only you will have an incredible unobstructed sea view from your terrasse, you will also be walking distance from the Carré D’Or, the heart of Monaco. Larvotto also offers many restaurants and night clubs.
MONACO VILLE (LE ROCHER)
Monaco Ville is perched up on the Rock of the Principality. This historic district has narrow roads and a lot of charm with its colorful architecture. Living in Monaco Ville is for you if you are nostalgic and looking for something atypical
CONDAMINE
The Condamine district offers sweeping views over one of the most famous harbors in the world: the Port Hercule. This is where the annual Grand Prix and Monaco Yacht Show take place. La Condamine is the perfect mix of residential living and entertainment.
FONTVIEILLE
This district is quiet, residential and offers a great value if you are looking for a more affordable property that offers space and comfort. Most buildings have incredible views of the sea, the Rocher and the Port of Fontvieille.