Neighbourhoods

Les Moneghetti is a residential neighbourhood located on the western side of Monaco, positioned between the lower city and the hillside above. Apartment buildings are arranged along elevated streets, with stairways and pedestrian routes linking different levels of the area. Daily life is practical and residential, shaped by local movement rather than visitor activity. The neighbourhood functions as a settled place to live, with direct access to transport links and neighbouring districts forming part of everyday routines.

Les Moneghetti is a residential neighbourhood located on the western side of Monaco, positioned between the lower city and the hillside above. Apartment buildings are arranged along elevated streets, with stairways and pedestrian routes linking different levels of the area. Daily life is practical and residential, shaped by local movement rather than visitor activity. The neighbourhood functions as a settled place to live, with direct access to transport links and neighbouring districts forming part of everyday routines.

La Rousse–Saint Roman is a tranquil residential district characterised by elegant buildings and a calm, residential setting.The area is largely dedicated to housing, with streets shaped primarily for residential use and a small number of local services. Properties here are known for generous interior proportions, privacy and quality construction, making the district particularly well suited to long-term residential living. While business offices are present, residential use remains predominant, reinforcing the neighbourhood’s discreet and settled character.

Mareterra is a waterfront residential area located at Portier Cove, forming a new extension of Monaco’s coastline. The neighbourhood brings together contemporary residential buildings, landscaped gardens and a continuous promenade along the sea, creating a setting shaped around daily living by the water. Homes, public spaces and pedestrian routes are closely connected, allowing the area to function as a coherent residential district rather than a collection of individual buildings. Since its inauguration in December 2024, Mareterra has become a clearly established part of the city, defined by its significance as a major waterfront residential addition to Monaco, its architectural ambition, and the way housing, public spaces and the waterfront have been integrated into a single, cohesive area.

Monaco-Ville occupies Le Rocher, the rocky promontory overlooking the port and the city below. As the oldest district in the Principality, it is defined by governance, national institutions and historic architecture rather than residential volume. The area plays a central role in Monaco’s political, religious and administrative life, with a built environment shaped by long-term continuity and preservation.

La Condamine is a central, lived-in neighbourhood where daily activity unfolds at street level. Local shops, cafés, food businesses and services line its main streets, while apartments sit above active ground floors. The area functions around everyday routines rather than visitor attractions, with daily foot traffic generated by the market and nearby commerce, giving the neighbourhood a consistent, working rhythm rooted in daily life.

At the heart of Monaco, Le Carré d’Or combines architectural grandeur, world-class hospitality and a uniquely refined atmosphere. Centred around the iconic Place du Casino, it offers direct access to shops and restaurants, cultural richness and exceptional residential appeal.

Larvotto offers an elegant blend of beachfront living, contemporary architecture and refined leisure spaces. With its renewed promenade, cultural venues and exceptional residential addresses, it stands as one of Monaco’s most desirable seaside districts.

Fontvieille is a residential district developed on reclaimed land, offering a well-organised living environment supported by green spaces, everyday amenities and practical infrastructure. Its structured layout and quieter pace distinguish it from Monaco’s denser and more event-driven neighbourhoods.

Jardin Exotique is a residential district on Monaco’s western hillside, positioned above the city with streets and buildings arranged along the slope. Its position above the principality shapes daily life through outlooks, light and a more detached residential environment, while remaining well connected to the rest of Monaco.

Monte Carlo combines elegant architecture, calm residential streets and convenient access to essential amenities. With shopping opportunities, everyday services and cultural spaces close at hand, it offers a balanced and highly desirable setting within the principality.

Port Hercules is defined by its deep-water marina, open harbour views and proximity to the centre of the principality. The area combines residential buildings, waterfront walkways and maritime infrastructure, creating a neighbourhood shaped by daily harbour activity and seasonal international events.