MONTE-CARLO

As a symbol of dreams and glamour, Monte-Carlo is a land of the finest palaces, luxury boutiques, and splendid cultural and leisure venues.

Named Monte-Carlo in 1866 by Marie and François Blanc, in honor of Prince Charles III of Monaco, the legendary Monegasque district is at the center of the Principality and the center of attention.

On the popular Place du Casino, the majestic Salle Garnier, with its breathtaking view of the sea, plays out the notes of opera and contemporary music. Adorned in red and gold whatever the occasion, it is Monaco’s cousin to the beautiful Paris Opéra. The Casino, too, is always celebratory and optimistic.

The exaltation omnipresent in the architecture of the premises extends this feeling and bets everything on the Belle Époque, sweeping away the hearts of players and simple spectators alike.

Monte-Carlo is the place to be. It’s not uncommon to get caught up in the excitement of the area’s sumptuous boutiques, embodied by the innovative One Monte-Carlo.