Les Moneghetti
Palais du Printemps
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Palais du Printemps is a charming bourgeois residence located at 10, boulevard de Belgique in Monaco’s Moneghetti district. Originally built in 1928 and later extended in 1958, the building combines historic architectural character with practical residential enhancements. Rising 10 floors, it offers a peaceful living environment away from Monaco’s busiest areas while maintaining convenient access to the city. Known for its classic elegance and спокойный setting, Palais du Printemps appeals to those seeking a more residential and authentic Monaco lifestyle.
Amenities
Concierge
Building amenities
Palais du Printemps offers essential residential services that complement its calm and traditional character.
Location Map
Palais du Printemps is located on boulevard de Belgique in Moneghetti, offering an elevated and residential setting with easy access to Monaco’s centre.Location Information
Palais du Printemps is a fine example of bourgeois architecture from the early 20th century, characterised by balanced proportions, refined detailing, and a sense of understated elegance. This architectural style reflects a period of Monaco development focused on quality and permanence, offering a distinct alternative to more contemporary constructions. The building’s historical identity contributes to its charm and enduring appeal.
Boulevard de Belgique
Boulevard de Belgique is one of the main residential streets running through Les Moneghetti. It forms a key residential axis within Les Moneghetti, lined with apartment buildings and long-established residences. The street supports local traffic and pedestrian movement, connecting different parts of the neighbourhood while remaining residential in character. Its elevated position provides open outlooks across the city and contributes to a sense of separation from Monaco’s lower streets.
Gare de Monaco-Monte-Carlo
Upper access routes provide proximity to Monaco’s main train station.
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Les Moneghetti benefits from proximity to the upper access points of Monaco’s main train station, allowing residents to reach rail connections without passing through the lower parts of the city. This access supports commuting and regional travel while fitting naturally into the neighbourhood’s residential use.
Église du Sacré-Cœur des Moneghetti
Église du Sacré-Cœur des Moneghetti is a local parish church serving neighbourhood residents. It is a long-established church set among the residential streets of the neighbourhood. Serving the local community through regular services and parish activities, it functions as part of everyday life rather than as a visitor landmark. Its presence reflects the settled, long-term character of Les Moneghetti.
Upper residential streets and stair connections
Upper residential streets and stairways connect the different levels of Les Moneghetti.
Les Moneghetti is structured around a network of upper residential streets linked by stair connections and pedestrian routes. These routes allow residents to move between different levels of the area as part of their daily routines, often on foot. The stairways and connecting streets are a defining feature of the neighbourhood, shaping how it is used and navigated on a day-to-day basis.
About the architect
Alexandre Giraldi
The main architect associated with new luxury developments in Monaco’s Carré d’Or is Alexandre Giraldi, known for the iconic 26 Carré d’Or tower, blending modern design with classic opulence using glass, stone, and smart technology, with interiors by Humbert & Poyet. He creates timeless residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes, reflecting the area’s exclusive lifestyle and blending with the historic grandeur of Monaco
About the architect
Alexandre Giraldi
The main architect associated with new luxury developments in Monaco’s Carré d’Or is Alexandre Giraldi, known for the iconic 26 Carré d’Or tower, blending modern design with classic opulence using glass, stone, and smart technology, with interiors by Humbert & Poyet. He creates timeless residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes, reflecting the area’s exclusive lifestyle and blending with the historic grandeur of Monaco
Moneghetti, Monaco
Moneghetti is a residential district known for its elevated position, open views, and quieter atmosphere within Monaco.
Moneghetti, Monaco
Moneghetti is a residential district known for its elevated position, open views, and quieter atmosphere within Monaco.
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FAQ’s
A: Palais du Printemps stands out due to its bourgeois architecture and historical character, offering a more traditional living environment compared to modern developments. Its design emphasises space, proportion, and charm, which continue to appeal to many residents.
A: Yes, Moneghetti is particularly well suited for long-term residents due to its quieter atmosphere and residential focus. It offers a more relaxed pace of life while remaining well connected to Monaco’s main areas.
A: The building’s elevated position and large windows allow for strong natural light throughout many apartments. This enhances the overall living experience and contributes to a brighter interior environment.
A: The residence is ideal for those seeking a calm and character-filled home in Monaco. It particularly appeals to residents who value traditional architecture and a quieter neighbourhood setting.
A: Yes, while the building is located in a more peaceful district, it remains well connected to Monaco’s centre through nearby transport links and accessible routes, ensuring convenience without sacrificing tranquillity.
