Vacation Rentals in Monaco

The usual form of accommodation in the Principality of Monaco is a holiday apartment or an apartment located very centrally near the casino and Port Hercule. At the harbour you can admire the most luxurious yachts in the emerald green water. In addition, it is not far from a centrally located holiday apartment to the old town, with its many narrow streets or to the beach of Larvotto. In any case, in the city of luxury and the rich, you can count on the most comfortably equipped accommodations.

In Monaco, a vacation rental is usually understood to be a villa with a park-like garden and a magnificent view over the sea. In such luxurious accommodation you can pamper yourself by the pool or do something for your health in your own fitness room. The Monegasque vacation rentals are usually located on the outskirts of the city and offer a lot of peace and privacy. Nevertheless, you can reach the pulsating centre of the city in just a few minutes by car.

Monaco is a principality and city-state located on the French Mediterranean coast, the Côte d'Azur. The border with Italy is about 16 kilometres from Monaco. Nice in France lies about 20 kilometres west of the principality.

In the famous district of Monte-Carlo you will find the Place du Casino, also called Camembert by locals, where the casino and the famous Hôtel de Paris are located. You will also find the city's magnificent opera on this square. All three sights impress by their architecture alone. But don't miss out on a visit to the Monte Carlo Casino.

Monaco-Ville, as the old town is called, is situated on the rock on which the prince's palace is located. This is the political centre and residence of the Princely Family of Monaco. The historic centre is dotted with charming buildings and narrow streets, lined with excellent restaurants and charming souvenir shops.

The Oceanographic Museum, located in Monaco-Ville, is well worth a visit and will soon be accessible from your centrally located apartment. Here you can see numerous marine exhibits and some rare marine animals. These include around 4,000 fish species and 200 invertebrate species. Also interesting is the magnificent building that houses the museum, which was built directly on a cliff above the sea.

Since 2002, a newly created long-distance hiking trail, the Via Alpina, has led through all the Alpine states, from Trieste to Monaco to be precise. The path from La Turbie in France to the Place du Palais in Monaco-Ville offers a beautiful hike.

The International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo always takes place at the beginning of every year in Monaco. The world's best circus artists will show their skills. The winners receive the so-called "Oscar of the circus world" as a prize.