Construit dans les années 1970, le Vallespir surplombe le Larvotto avec son architecture typique de l’époque : grands balcons droits, stores bicolores et façade qui a gardé une vraie personnalité.

En seconde ligne face à la mer, la résidence profite d’un emplacement plutôt enviable, à quelques minutes des plages, du Boulevard des Moulins et du Carré d’Or. Un cadre résidentiel qui tranche avec l’image très contemporaine que l’on associe souvent à Monaco.

Vous préférez ce charme rétro des résidences monégasques des années 70 ou les architectures ultra-modernes qui transforment aujourd’hui la Principauté ?

This is the most expensive place to live in the whole world

Hello.

Je recherche un ou une motarde qui ferait le trajet Roquebrune cap Martin (carnoles)- Monaco (fontvielle) et qui serait ok d'accepter une passagère avec, évidemment, une participation financière.

Mes horaires de travail : 09h - 18H

N'hésitez pas à m'écrire en MP

I’ve read that Monaco has its own sort of language or dialect called Monégasque, and I’m a bit of a book collector, and was wondering if books have been published in this language outside of old archives?

Does the language itself even exist or is it more of a theoretical thing nowadays?

Hey distinguished, Anyone in this wonderful community wanna help me out with some money please ?? House rent is due and everything is in turmoil for me rn. Thanks in advance.

Hi! I recebtly moved in the Cote d’Azur area and was wondering what the party scene is like in Monaco. I moved fron Spain where, as a girl, I would get free entry into clubs through guestlists and promoters. Is that such thing here? For Monaco and also Cannes. How can you get in touch with promoters? Feel free to DM me xx

Hi,

Okay so this might sound weird but here we go.

When I was a kid, my family used to travel to menton as often as possible. It holds many, many amazing memories and though I was between 3-5 years old the first times we went (like 1999, I think). I still remember some things vividly, like the horse bicycles, the mini f1 for kids in some wooded area, etc...

However. The last time I went there, I was a teen, and I'm sad to say that I haven't been able to go back.

The thing that bothers me, that's always bothered me and been stuck in my head is the scent that's like all over the place. Both in menton and Monaco, iirc. Not sure if it's only there between april-september. I've been searching for that special scent ever since that first visit, but damn, I can't seem to find it.

It's like... lemon flower, but also something else? Kind of like... almost rotten, but in a good way if you get what I mean?

Is there anyone out there who can give me the exact "ingredients"? I'd probably bathe in it, soak my clothes, and spray it all over the apartment.

I can't go back to those family days, the mini f1 cars, the horses, all the cozy restaurants, the wondeful museums in Monaco, the view from the casino, the old shopping center, etc. I can't get my childhood back. Going through a horrible time, I just need something good, and if I could just get my hands on that special scent, that would mean the world to me.

I should probably add that I don't have space for outdoor flowers/plants, and I live up in the north, so there's that.

But... a perfume or whatever. Please. If you know, and managed to get through my novel here, please share.

edit 1: looking for serious answers. I don't have a problem with jokes, but this is neither the time nor the place for that. Please respect that :)

Hey everyone,

I’m a developer and I’d like to build something genuinely useful for people living in Monaco.
Rather than coming up with an idea and hoping people need it, I thought I’d ask the community directly.

What are your biggest pain points when living, working, or doing business in Monaco?

It could be anything: finding information, transportation, parking, local services, administrative processes, events, housing, deliveries, restaurants, networking, dealing with service providers, or something completely different.
Basically, I’m interested in those moments where you think: “There really should be an app/website for this.”

No idea is too small or niche. I’m especially interested in problems that you encounter regularly and for which the current solutions are frustrating, outdated, fragmented, or simply nonexistent.
If you could have one digital tool that would make life in Monaco easier, what would it do?

Would love to hear your experiences and ideas. If something interesting comes out of the discussion, I’d be happy to build it and share the progress here.

From what I’ve heard Monaco has a lot of money and I need money.

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Due to their financial problems (roughly 24 million dollars in debt), the French basketball federation is not allowing AS Monaco Basket to play in Pro A or Pro B this season, and will possibly be relegated to Nationale 1. Along with losing that status within the French league, that would not allow them to play in the EuroLeague this season either.

Monaco has stated their intention to try and join the Adriatic Basketball Association in an attempt to maintain their eligibility in the EuroLeague.

Big yikes all around here. Unless owners of this club were 100% willing to bleed all this cash, there was no way this team was sustainable. They were paying more in operating costs than even the big dogs of the league like Paris and Lyon. But, with that area and a not so enthusiastic fan base, there’s no path to probability, or even coming out even.

It’ll be interesting to see how it plays out

Le projet d’une liaison souterraine entre l’aéroport de Nice et Vintimille, en passant par Monaco, revient dans le débat en 2026. Les premières hypothèses évoquent environ 30 km de ligne, 12 stations et un trajet de seulement 23 minutes entre l’aéroport et Monaco.

L’objectif est clair : proposer une alternative aux trains chargés et aux embouteillages qui rythment quotidiennement les déplacements sur le littoral.

Mais avec un coût estimé à plusieurs milliards d’euros et des contraintes techniques considérables entre mer, montagne et zones urbaines très denses, le projet est encore loin d’être une réalité.

Si ce métro voyait réellement le jour, pensez-vous qu’il changerait aussi la façon dont on choisit où habiter autour de Monaco ?

Really your country people are very rich

Hello everybody.
Ever since the start of youtube, one video from way back in the beginning, has sparked my interest and love for cars.

I have aleays wanted to drive the same road, as they do in this video. I unfortunately have no idea which road it is, and can’t seem to find it, as I suspect it isn’t quite inside actual Monaco, but in the surrounding area.

Can any of you help me?

https://youtu.be/UoCu9Wy1D7Q?is=qz8c6qX5_GB0v5ed

Anyone that was an trinity last night experienced a young man overdosing and looked like a lifeless body getting up on a stretcher.

Anyone know if there are updates on the kid, is he alright?

This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest from Monaco, as the Principality takes centre stage in international cycling, strengthens cross-border cooperation and celebrates remarkable achievements both on and off the road.

Spanish and Monegasque security forces joined forces ahead of the Vuelta a España, with 59 Guardia Civil motorcyclists arriving in Monaco to help escort riders during the race’s opening stages. The Spanish officers met their Monegasque counterparts, the Prince’s Carabinieri, in Palace Square in the presence of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II.

The Principality was also mourning the loss of one of its own racing talents. Monegasque driver Cédric Sbirrazzuoli died on August the 21st at the age of 39. Over a career spanning two decades, he competed in endurance racing around the world, representing Monaco behind the wheel of machinery from Porsche, Maserati and Ferrari.

Cycling legends then joined amateur riders for a special charity event organised by the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation ahead of the Vuelta’s Grand Départ. Seventeen cyclists tackled Monaco’s time trial route, joined by former champions including Fabian Cancellara, Thor Hushovd and Alexandr Vinokourov, as well as Foundation ambassador Bjørn Maaseide.

Then came the big one. Monaco became the launchpad for the 2026 Vuelta a España on August the 22nd and 23rd, with the Principality hosting a spectacular opening weekend. The 9.35-kilometre individual time trial produced an extraordinary finish, as Monaco resident Tadej Pogačar snatched victory from Britain’s Ethan Hayter by just nine hundredths of a second. Fresh from winning his fifth Tour de France, Pogačar also claimed the first red leader’s jersey of the Vuelta.

The spirit of sport and peace was celebrated alongside the race, as Peace and Sport staged its Ride for Peace in Monaco. Athletes from different disciplines joined the peloton, including cycling champion Alexandre Vinokourov, Stéphane Roch and Antoine Zeghdar, using the event to promote dialogue, unity and peace through sport.

Away from the sporting spotlight, Prince Albert II travelled to Faucon-du-Caire in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence for the consecration of a restored chapel dedicated to Saint Devota and Saint John of Matha. Once left in ruins after decades of abandonment, the chapel was rebuilt stone by stone by local volunteers over two years, reinforcing Monaco’s historic connection with its patron saint.

Monaco then found itself transformed into 1962 for the arrival of a major Hollywood production. Filming took place around Port Hercule for five days from August the 23rd, with period cars and costumes recreating the era of the Monaco Grand Prix. The Warner Bros. production, linked to the Ocean’s franchise, attracted plenty of attention as the harbour became a temporary film set.

And finally, a remarkable endurance story from the mountains. Monaco-based cyclist Benjamin Bodot completed the 2026 BikingMan IncaDivide in Peru, covering around 1,200 kilometres across the Andes in just six days. Battling extreme altitude, freezing temperatures, snow and mechanical failures, Bodot even suffered a GPS failure and moments of hypothermia before eventually reaching the finish.

This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Delia Grace Noble, Founder of Noble Monaco and Le Grand Bal Des Princes et Princesses. In an exclusive interview, she discusses her work in Monaco, the world of luxury events and the vision behind one of the Principality’s most glamorous annual occasions.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV is joined by Delia Grace Noble, Founder of Noble Monaco and Le Grand Bal Des Princes et Princesses. In an exclusive interview, she discusses her work in Monaco, the world of luxury events and the vision behind one of the Principality’s most glamorous annual occasions.

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Brighton Discover Six UEFA Conference League Opponents for 2026/27

Brighton & Hove Albion have discovered their six opponents for the 2026/27 UEFA Conference League, with Monaco, Universitatea Craiova and Kauno Žalgiris at home and Panathinaikos, Getafe and Jablonec away.

Nous souhaitons prendre l'hélicoptère pour la première fois, de Saint-Tropez à Monaco. L'hélicoptère peut-il simplement atterrir chez nous, sur notre terrain, puis nous ramener plus tard ? C'est une question sérieuse.

Hi! We’re staying in Nice and are planning to take the train to Monaco on Wednesday (9/2) for dinner and a night out. We’ve never been to Monaco, so I’d love any recommendations for both dinner and nightlife!

I’ve heard about Sass Café and was wondering if it’s worth having dinner there and staying once it turns into more of a club atmosphere, or if you’d recommend eating somewhere else and going to Sass afterward?

We’re definitely looking for somewhere fun and lively for night life, but don’t have to have a “fun & lively” dinner atmosphere!

There are four of us—two guys and two girls, all in our mid-20s. Any dinner, bar, or club recommendations (or suggestions for how to plan the night) would be so appreciated! :)

Hi guys, I am visiting Monaco End of September.
I travel there by car and wanna drive around a bit. I have only been to Monaco for the F1 GP a few years ago. I don‘t know the typical routs and habits. I would love a picture of my car in front of the Casino or Hotel de Paris (see AI picture where I faked it). Anyone here who can give some advice on how not to look like a fool or making expensive mistakes? How to get your car parked in front of the casino if it‘s not a hypercar?
I plan to stay at the Fairmont.
Thanks a lot ✌🏻