Monaco,
the unmissable destination

Monte Carlo — The Legendary District

Monte Carlo is Monaco's most famous district—its Casino, inaugurated in 1863, is one of the most photographed and mythologized landmarks in the world. The five-star Hôtel de Paris, located opposite it on Casino Square, houses Alain Ducasse's Louis XV restaurant (three Michelin stars) and a legendary wine cellar carved directly into the rock. Casino Square, with its lined-up sports cars, terraces, and luxury boutiques, is the ultimate symbol of Monegasque glamour.

The Monte Carlo district is home to the Principality's most prestigious residential buildings—the Carré d'Or, buildings overlooking the Mediterranean, and apartments with terraces and sea views. It is here that the highest prices per square meter in Monaco are concentrated.

The Rock — Historic Monaco

The Rock is the historic heart of Monaco—a limestone promontory overlooking the Mediterranean where the Grimaldi family settled in 1297. The Prince's Palace, the official residence of the Prince of Monaco, opens part of its state apartments to the public during the summer. The Romano-Byzantine Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate houses the tombs of the Princes of Monaco and Princess Grace Kelly.

The Oceanographic Museum, founded by Prince Albert I in 1910, is one of the world's largest maritime museums—an internationally renowned scientific institution, also notable for its architecture and spectacular views of the Mediterranean from its rocky perch. The village on the Rock, with its preserved medieval streets, is the most authentic part of Monaco.

Port Hercule & The Monaco Grand Prix

Port Hercule is the Principality's only deep-water port—capable of accommodating the world's largest superyachts in a unique setting at the foot of the Rock. During the Monaco Grand Prix—one of the world's most legendary Formula 1 races—the pontoons are transformed into floating VIP grandstands and the quays into a luxury paddock. The Monaco Yacht Show, held every autumn, is the most luxurious boat show on the planet.

Mareterra — The New District by the Sea

Mareterra is Monaco's maritime extension—6 hectares reclaimed from the sea through a colossal construction project, with phases being gradually opened since 2025. This new district, built on concrete caissons anchored to the seabed, features ultra-luxury residences, green spaces, a seaside promenade, and shops. It is the first significant expansion of Monaco's territory in several decades.

Mareterra's properties represent the newest and most expensive real estate in Monaco — brand-new apartments and penthouses designed to the highest environmental standards, with direct views of the Mediterranean and immediate access to the seafront promenade.

The Monaco real estate market

Monaco boasts the highest real estate prices per square meter in the world—ahead of Hong Kong, London, and New York in terms of average prices. Demand is structurally international and highly skilled: business leaders, investors, top athletes, and wealthy families choose Monaco for its favorable tax system (no income tax for residents), exceptional security, quality of life, and ideal location on the French Riviera.

Supply is extremely limited by the Principality's total area—2.02 km², much of which is occupied by public facilities, roads, and the Prince's estate. Each available property attracts demand far exceeding supply, maintaining structurally high prices and exceptional liquidity for quality properties.