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Condé Nast TravelerSep 17

The Best Things to Do in Monaco—the Crown Jewel of the French Riviera

The city-state on the French Riviera is transforming thanks to reimagined restaurants, a starchitect-designed boardwalk, and a new sustainable seaside neighborhood of the world’s most expensive real estate.

Seasonal, Gucci-themed beach club with floral-patterned sunbeds.

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  • Monaco Grand PrixAttractionOne of the most anticipated events in luxury sports.
  • Casino de Monte-CarloSightBelle Époque-style casino that debuted more than 150 years ago.
  • MareterraNeighborhoodRenzo Piano Building Workshop is an international architectural practice with offices in Paris, Genoa and New York.
  • Rolex Monte-Carlo MastersFestivalPrestigious tennis tournament with panoramic Mediterranean Sea views.
  • Monaco Yacht ShowFestivalUnofficial closer to high season, touting world's priciest super yacht.
  • La CompagniePlaceBusiness-class-only airline offering direct flights from New York.
  • BladePlaceOffers helicopter rides from Nice to the principality.
  • LarvottoNeighborhoodCrescent-shaped sliver recently received a modern makeover.
  • La Rose des VentsRestaurantSeasonal, Gucci-themed beach club with floral-patterned sunbeds.
  • La Vigie ZanoniRestaurantCliffside al fresco Italian eatery with sweeping views.
  • Nikki Beach Monte CarloRestaurantRooftop pool embracing party-heavy beach club vibes.
  • Loulou PirateRestaurantSpruced-up fisherman's hut with a barefoot-chic vibe.
  • One Monte-CarloNeighborhoodNewish fashion district with designer boutiques.
  • Le Jardin Belle Epoque by Perrier JouëtPlacePop-up champagne bar under Art Nouveau-style pavilions.
  • Hôtel Hermitage Monte-CarloHotelOffers access to Monte-Carlo Beach Club pool and plage.
  • Monte-Carlo Summer FestivalFestivalFeatures performances by artists like Norah Jones and James Blunt.
  • Oceanographic MuseumMuseumOpen-air cinema screens films beneath it.
  • Mitron BakeryRestaurantFeatures sourdough loaves milled and baked daily.
  • Opéra de Monte-CarloSight
  • Elsewhere
  • La Môme RivieraRestaurantRoquebrune-Cap-Martin, FranceRose-striped parasols and Italian restaurant hovering along rocks.
  • Le DressingPlaceLa Condamine, MonacoTwo boutiques for vintage and second-hand luxury finds.
  • Ventimiglia marketMarketVentimiglia, ItalyOpen-air weekly market, among the largest in Italy.
  • Marco Polo 1960RestaurantVentimiglia, ItalyWaterfront stalwart for lunch.
  • MirazurRestaurantMenton, FranceMauro Colagreco's three-star restaurant, revolutionary for French cuisine.
  • Les Perles de Monte-CarloRestaurantFontvieille, MonacoOffers platters of freshly shucked oysters and sea bass.
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