Located just a few kilometres from Nice and the Italian border, the Principality of Monaco is renowned for its mild climate, luxury, Casino and the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monte Carlo.
With an area of 2 km², Monaco is the smallest sovereign state in the world after the Vatican and only 20% of its inhabitants are truly Monegasque, thanks to its preferential tax policy.
The Rocca is the true heart of the city and is located on top of a rocky spur overlooking the sea.
With houses dating back to a period between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, its alleys and ramparts, this neighborhood has a timeless beauty, with a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea.
Place du Casino de Monte-Carlo is one of the symbols of the Principality of Monaco.
Built in 1878 in the Belle Epoque style, the Casino is the symbol of gambling.
It is surrounded by luxury boutiques, the Hôtel de Paris and magnificent gardens.
The Monte Carlo circuit is the shortest circuit in the Formula 1 world championship with a total of 260 km. The circuit is also the one with the lowest speed due to the twistiness of the course.
It is the most famous city Grand Prix and is one of the most prestigious motor races in the world.
The Principality of Monaco boasts two ports: the port of Fontvieille, the marina, just below the prince’s palace and the rock of Monaco.
Port Hercule is the main port and is located within a natural bay.
The Monte Carlo circuit is the shortest circuit in the Formula 1 world championship with a total of 260 km. The circuit is also the one with the lowest speed due to the twistiness of the course.
It is the most famous city Grand Prix and is one of the most prestigious motor races in the world.
