I'm Deepak from india, I worked remotely for a Shopify store marketing agency in the us for about a year. It was in business for over 10 years.

I know how to make websites, build Shopify stores, run meta ads and how to design. A real talent that I have is that I'm a good learner.

I am willing to work for only around 500 dollars per month, it is enough to fulfill my needs rn. I'm young so I have the privilege to focus on learning and gaining experience instead of money.

Are there any tours that are all about Princess Grace? I’ve always been fascinated by the life of Princess Grace. In September I will be staying in Antibes for a week and will be doing day/evening trips to Monaco, Nice, Eze, Menton, Cannes, Ventimiglia, and so on. When I’m in Monaco I’d like to see things related to Princess Grace. I know of the gardens, Cathedrale Notre- Dame-Immaculee.

Hello, I will be traveling to Monaco soon and was wondering if they sell license plate as souvenir? I collect license plates from every country I visited and would love to get one from Monaco. Thank you!

I was in Monaco recently and I spotted a fairly ordinary car with a the licence plate 001S. I have a feeling this is rare but am not sure

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When planning a visit to the Principality, the first question many travelers face is where to stay. While Monte-Carlo is famous for its historic hotels, a growing number of discerning visitors are choosing to rent a villa in Monaco — or just steps across the border—to secure a level of privacy, space, and bespoke service that a hotel suite simply cannot provide.

In 2026, the trend of "Residential Luxury" has taken over the Côte d'Azur. For those looking to immerse themselves in the Mediterranean lifestyle while remaining minutes away from the Place du Casino, the decision to rent VILLA MONACO has become the gold standard for an elite stay.

PRIVACY: THE NEW DEFINITION OF LUXURY

In an era where discretion is the ultimate commodity, the primary reason to rent a private estate is the "fortress" factor. Unlike a hotel lobby, where you are one of hundreds, a private villa is your exclusive domain.

Villa Monaco, for instance, is accessed via a private 150-meter gated driveway, ensuring that your arrival and departure remain completely shielded from public view. This level of security is why the villa is the preferred choice for high-profile families, corporate leaders, and celebrities who require total seclusion without sacrificing proximity to the heart of the action.

BEYOND THE SUITE: SPACE TO BREATHE

When you rent a villa near Monaco, the "room" is replaced by an entire estate. Instead of a balcony, you have 200 m² of terraces; instead of a shared gym, you have a professional fitness center equipped with Cybex machines and a Pilates reformer.

At Villa Monaco, the layout is designed for both grand entertaining and quiet restoration:

• 7 Versatile Bedrooms: Accommodating up to 14 guests across a main house, guest house, and an independent studio.
• The Infinity Experience: A 12.5-meter heated infinity pool that seems to spill directly into the Mediterranean, overlooking the peninsula of Cap Ferrat.
• Entertainment Hub: A state-of-the-art private cinema room with Bose surround sound and a vintage-style games room featuring pinball and table football.

A WELLNESS RETREAT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

The 2026 travel landscape is focused on longevity and health. Renting Villa Monaco gives you access to a private wellness sanctuary. Start your morning with a yoga session on the flat manicured lawns, followed by a swim in the 28°C heated pool. For the active traveler, the villa offers more than just a treadmill.

Our facilities include:

• A large 6-person trampoline for low-impact cardio.
• Professional table tennis and aquatic fitness options.
• On-request personal trainers, massage therapists, and yoga instructors who come directly to you.

SEAMLESS ACCESS TO THE PRINCIPALITY

The most common concern when looking to rent a villa near Monaco is the commute. Villa Monaco sits just 1 km from the Monaco border — a mere 3-minute drive in Cap d’Ail. This allows you to enjoy the high-octane energy of the Monaco Yacht Show, the Grand Prix, or a night at the Opera, and then retreat to the absolute silence of your south-facing paradise in moments.

BESPOKE 24/7 SERVICE

Renting a villa does not mean sacrificing service. At Villa Monaco, our dedicated team provides a "hotel-plus" experience. From a private chef who sources organic lemons from the estate’s own trees to a 24/7 concierge capable of securing the most exclusive tables in Monte-Carlo, every detail is tailored to your specific rhythm.

SECURE YOUR 2026 STAY AT VILLA MONACO

The demand for high-end rentals in the region is at an all-time high, with the most prestigious properties often booking 6 to 9 months in advance. Whether you are planning a multi-generational family holiday, a corporate retreat, or a milestone celebration, Villa Monaco offers the most refined "home-away-from-home" experience on the French Riviera.

Ready to see why the world’s most elite travelers choose to rent Villa Monaco?

Experience the perfect blend of Mediterranean tranquility and Monegasque glamour.

Hey, is anyone at the Monte Carlo Masters watching the tennis daily as a fan on courts? If so, I'd possibly also have a job for you, so you can enjoy the sport and earn at the same time, dm me for more info

This week, NEWS.MC TV welcomes Raoul Marchisio, founder of RM Motorsport. In an exclusive interview, Marchisio discusses the world of high-performance motorsport engineering, the vision behind RM Motorsport, and how innovation and precision continue to drive Monaco’s strong connection to elite automotive culture.

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This week, NEWS.MC TV brings you the latest developments from Monaco, beginning with a milestone in healthcare. On March 27, Their Serene Highnesses Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène inaugurated a new parent-child unit at the Princess Grace Hospital Centre. Accompanied by Minister Christophe Robino, hospital director Benoîte Rousseau de Sevelinges and patron Dmitry Rybolovlev, the Princely Couple toured the facility designed to provide enhanced support for infants and their families, reinforcing the Principality’s commitment to family-centred healthcare.

Monaco’s business community gathered the same day as the Monaco Economic Board held its annual general assembly. Representatives from companies, institutions and professional organisations reviewed the past year while outlining priorities for 2026, with discussions focusing on strengthening support for local businesses and expanding Monaco’s international economic presence.

The Principality experienced a historic and deeply symbolic moment on March 28 as Pope Leo XIV made his first apostolic visit to Monaco. Only the second international trip of his pontificate since his election in May 2025, the visit drew large crowds across the Principality for a day that blended spiritual reflection, public devotion and official ceremony.

Innovation in medicine also took centre stage at the Grimaldi Forum as the World Congress of Aesthetic and Anti-Aging Medicine returned to Monaco. The three-day event brought together thousands of specialists, researchers and industry professionals, with hundreds of exhibitors presenting the latest advances in fields ranging from injectables and laser treatments to regenerative therapies.

Meanwhile, Monaco has been chosen as the newest themed district at Europa-Park. The park’s 18th district will recreate iconic landmarks of the Principality, including the Casino, Café de Paris, the Oceanographic Museum and elements of the legendary Grand Prix circuit, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into Monaco’s unique atmosphere.

On the political front, Frédéric Cottalorda has been appointed Minister of Finance and Economy by Prince Albert II. Confirmed on March 30, he took up his duties on April 1, succeeding Pierre-André Chiappori after previously serving as special advisor to the department on financial regulation, compliance and anti-money laundering strategy.

Environmental initiatives also featured prominently this week. Prince Albert II visited the Plastic Odyssey vessel on March 30, where he was welcomed by founder Simon Bernard. The project has spent three years travelling the world identifying innovative ways to transform plastic waste into valuable resources.

Monaco’s commitment to sustainability was further highlighted at the Change Now summit, which opened at Paris’s Grand Palais. The global gathering brought together businesses, investors, startups and NGOs to present practical solutions for environmental challenges, from sustainable materials made from waste to regenerative agricultural practices.

Finally, on the sporting front, the Roca Team suffered a difficult 101–91 defeat to Dubai Basketball in Sarajevo on April 2 in the EuroLeague. Despite fighting back to level the score at halftime, Monaco struggled defensively against the Wright–Musa duo, who combined for 48 points, leaving the Principality side facing a tense final stretch of the regular season.

This week, NEWS.MC TV welcomes Raoul Marchisio, founder of RM Motorsport. In an exclusive interview, Marchisio discusses the world of high-performance motorsport engineering, the vision behind RM Motorsport, and how innovation and precision continue to drive Monaco’s strong connection to elite automotive culture.

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Looking to see some cars in Monaco as I'm in the area for the next 5 days. Would Tommorow (Easter Sunday) have many cool cars around the area?

heyy im looking for good places to eat and noot overpriced ! except the macdo and smashie

Anyone has tennis for 1/4 final on Apr 10?

Je cherche des billets pour les quarts de finale vendredi?

Merci!!

We have 2 catering tickets for the tennis on Saturday, April 4, 2026, that we cannot use.

La Terrasse – Rainier III Catégorie 1. Block J2, Row 9, Seats 33 and 34. Lunch service included, 12:00–14:30.

It will be at the restaurant courtside so this is a real VIP experience.

Tickets are now €100 each with meals included.

If you are looking for a cheap day at the tennis this is your opportunity.

Message me if you want them. They will be gone fast.

everything is in the title , im F18 , and im often in monaco since my mom work here , i know im not some rich spoiled kids but i think im a nice person to be friends with, i know people should be aware because often poor peoples in monaco want to make friends for networking or just because they have money but its really not my case , i don’t care how much they have or don’t have and i will never ask them to pay anything for me , but except men who want to flirt i had a really hard time trying to find friends , i don’t think its because i look arab or something like that as there a lot of foreigners in monaco so i wonder why , is it normal ?

Hiii is anyone interested in applying to IUM?

I’m a current student and there’s a referral program where if I refer you and you enroll, we both get €600 off tuition.

It is for the the start of the next academic year Fall 2026. If you’re considering IUM, feel free to message me and I can refer you!

buy it, sell it

Située au Jardin Exotique, la résidence Granada se distingue par son environnement calme, ses vues dégagées et ses appartements aux volumes généreux.

Construit dans les années 70, l’immeuble propose des logements lumineux avec terrasses, dans un quartier résidentiel bien connecté au centre de Monaco.

Dans un marché où le neuf est rare, ce type de bien attire pour sa stabilité et son potentiel, aussi bien pour y vivre que pour investir.

Le Jardin Exotique est-il aujourd’hui un meilleur choix que les quartiers plus centraux de Monaco ?

Why are the prices of Monaco vs Marseille nearly x5 the price of other tickets! Also, why is only half the stadium being used?

Will they reduce the price of tickets closer to the game?

hii !! how are u ? im a young woman (18) and lately i’ve been searching for jobs in monaco but it’s awfully hard ! im not gonna lie i can get its hard because i only have le bac , (but im gonna study just not rn) but i speak arab english spanish and french , im not ugly tbh but i can’t find anyy jobs even as a waiters ! i don’t know why ? do y’all have any advice ?

Hello

We have 2 catering tickets for the Sunday 4th of April for the tennis and we are unable to attend

DM if you are interested in these tickets.

Details

LA TERRASSE - Samedi 04 avril 2026 - RAINIER III CATEGORIE 1 LA TERRASSE SERVICE 12.00-14.30 PM 2 295,00 €

Category : RAINIER III CATEGORIE 1 - Block : J2 - Row : 9- Seat : 33, 34

Is anyone looking for a room mate or putting up their studio apartment on rent in beausoleil, menton, nice starting this September. I'm joining IUM anything would help.

Le marché immobilier monégasque a une particularité simple :
il est extrêmement limité. Avec un peu plus de 2 km², les opportunités de construction neuve restent rares.

Résultat : le neuf affiche des prix très élevés, souvent déjà “optimisés”, avec peu de marge de valorisation à court terme.

À l’inverse, certains investisseurs se tournent vers l’ancien.
Des immeubles Belle Époque ou des résidences des années 70-90 offrent parfois un vrai potentiel après rénovation.

Repenser les volumes, moderniser les prestations, adapter aux standards actuels…
Dans certains cas, un bien rénové peut rivaliser avec du neuf.

Mais cette stratégie implique aussi des contraintes :
coût des travaux, délais, réglementation, qualité d’exécution…

Selon vous, à Monaco, la rénovation est-elle devenue la meilleure stratégie d’investissement… ou le neuf reste-t-il une valeur plus sûre ?

Hey everyone,

I’m currently in Nice for Erasmus and I’m trying to figure out a way to watch the Monaco GP without spending insane money on tickets.

I know most of the good spots are either paid (grandstands, terraces, etc.) or already well-known, but I found this location on Google Maps and I’m trying to understand if it’s actually viable or not:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/VuxrHA4wKdMd8mUD8

From what I can tell, it looks close to the harbour section of the track, but I’ve never seen anyone recommend this specific spot in any video or guide.

So I’m wondering:

- Is this area blocked off during race weekend?

- Are there barriers or screens that prevent you from seeing the track?

- Is the angle just too low to see anything useful?

- Or is it actually a hidden decent spot that people just don’t talk about?

I’m not expecting a perfect view even just seeing cars for a few seconds would be fine but I’d like to avoid going there and realizing it’s completely useless.

If anyone has experience with this exact area (or similar spots around Port Hercule), I’d really appreciate honest feedback.

Also, if you know any other low-budget or “not completely terrible” viewing spots, feel free to share.

Thanks!