MONACO NEIGHBOURHOODS
EXPLORE MONACO'S DISTRICTS
Each neighbourhood in Monaco has its own character and advantages. From the prestige of the Carré d’Or to the waterfront lifestyle of Fontvieille or the beachside appeal of Larvotto, choosing the right area is an important step when considering Monaco living. For residents and investors, understanding the personality of each district ensures that the lifestyle and property align with long-term goals.
With more than 40 years of experience, Dameno helps clients evaluate Monaco neighbourhoods in detail, taking into account daily life, property availability, and investment potential. Our team advises international and local clients on how each district fits into the Principality’s unique property landscape. This page provides a starting point for exploring Monaco neighbourhoods and understanding what makes each one distinctive.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Which Monaco neighbourhoods are most popular with families?
Fontvieille and La Rousse are among the most popular neighbourhoods for families, offering larger apartments, good access to schools and nurseries, and a strong concentration of daily amenities. These areas are close to institutions such as the International School of Monaco, École des Révoires, and several private crèches, as well as parks, seaside walks, and sports facilities, making them well suited to family life.
Which Monaco Neighbourhoods have the most luxury properties?
Monte-Carlo, Larvotto, Mareterra, and La Rousse are home to the highest concentration of luxury properties in Monaco. These neighbourhoods include landmark residences such as One Monte-Carlo, Tour Odéon, Bay House, and Le Renzo, offering high-end finishes, concierge services, parking, and panoramic sea views. Demand in these areas is driven by building quality, location, privacy, and access to beaches, shopping, and Monaco’s key amenities.
WHICH MONACO NEIGHBOURHOODS OFFER THE BEST ACCESS TO SHOPS AND DAILY AMENITIES?
Neighbourhoods such as Monte-Carlo, Carré d’Or, La Condamine, Larvotto, and parts of Fontvieille offer strong access to everyday amenities, including supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, medical services, beaches, and public transport. These areas are particularly attractive to residents who value walkability and proximity to daily services.
Are Monaco neighbourhoods well connected?
Yes. Despite its compact size and varied topography, Monaco is exceptionally well connected. A network of public elevators, escalators, and covered walkways links higher residential areas to the seafront and commercial districts, while an efficient bus system connects all neighbourhoods within minutes.
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