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A short list of beloved Monte Carlo addresses, each a few minutes from Villa La Vigie.

The Belle Époque facade of Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, with its sculpted domes above the fountain at Place du Casino.

Belle Époque Landmark

Hôtel de Paris Monte‑Carlo

The iconic palace on Place du Casino, with marble salons, celebrated restaurants, and a quiet grandeur that has welcomed Monaco’s guests since 1864.

  • Place du Casino
  • 3‑Michelin‑Starred Restaurant
  • Private Beach Access
  • 6600 m² Spa & Pool

Place du Casino · Monte Carlo

The pale yellow Belle Époque facade of Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo, with twin Monegasque flags above the entrance.

Seaside Belle Époque

Hôtel Hermitage Monte‑Carlo

A pink‑hued palace overlooking the harbour, with a glass winter garden by Eiffel, sea‑view suites, and a serene spa just steps from the casino gardens.

  • City Centre
  • 1‑Michelin‑Starred Restaurant
  • Private Beach Access
  • 6600 m² Spa & Pool

Square Beaumarchais · Monte Carlo

The terracotta facade of Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel above its private cove, pool, and pontoon on the Mediterranean.

Art Deco Seaside Icon

Monte‑Carlo Beach Hotel

A 1930s Art Deco hideaway on its own seaside cove, with the legendary Olympic pool, Elsa’s organic Michelin‑starred table, and a quieter Riviera mood just along the coast from the casino.

  • Seaside
  • Green Spirit Beach
  • Private Beach
  • Spa & Olympic Pool

Avenue Princesse Grace · Roquebrune‑Cap‑Martin

Monte‑Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort from above, with its lagoon, pine gardens, and the Mediterranean stretching beyond the Larvotto peninsula.

Riviera Resort & Lagoon

Monte‑Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

A breezier address on the Larvotto peninsula, with a sand‑bottom lagoon, pine gardens, and full sea views — the easiest pace for an extended Riviera stay.

  • Sea Front
  • 2‑Michelin‑Starred Restaurant
  • Spa & Pool
  • Lagoon

Avenue Princesse Grace · Monte Carlo

Please Note: Rooms during high season are limited — early booking is strongly encouraged.

Aerial view of Nice Côte d’Azur Airport along the Mediterranean coast.

Getting Here & Around

Arriving in Monaco

Nearest Airport

Nice Côte d’Azur Airport (NCE) is around thirty‑five kilometres from Monte Carlo, Monaco — about a thirty‑minute drive along the coast, and considered one of the most scenic drives in the world.

Transfers

Private car, limousine, helicopter, or the scenic coastal train may all be arranged in advance. Concierge guidance will follow closer to the celebration.

Getting Around

Taxis and ride‑shares are readily available throughout Monaco. Valet parking will be offered at the villa on the evening of the celebration.

Before the Celebration

The Monaco Grand Prix

For those who wish to arrive early, Monaco’s most storied weekend unfolds just days before our own. The 2027 Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco races through the streets of Monte Carlo June 4–6.

  • Friday · June 4 Free Practice
  • Saturday · June 5 Final Practice & Qualifying
  • Sunday · June 6 The Grand Prix
Discover the Grand Prix

Get to Know Monaco

Explore the Riviera

A few of our favourite places to dine, wander, and lose an afternoon while you are with us on the coast.

To Dine

Restaurants we recommend

  • Le Louis XV restaurant interior at the Hotel de Paris

    Le Louis XV — Alain Ducasse

    Three‑star tasting menu inside the Hôtel de Paris.

    Reserve
  • Le Grill rooftop dining room

    Le Grill

    Rooftop classic with a retractable ceiling and harbour view.

    Reserve
  • Blue Bay restaurant at Monte-Carlo Bay

    Blue Bay

    Caribbean‑Mediterranean cuisine at Monte‑Carlo Bay.

    Reserve
  • Elsa seaside dining at Monte-Carlo Beach

    Elsa

    Organic seaside fine dining at the Monte‑Carlo Beach.

    Reserve
  • COYA Monte-Carlo dining room

    COYA Monte‑Carlo

    Peruvian flavours and a sparkling pisco bar after dark.

    Reserve
  • Maya Bay garden dining

    Maya Bay

    Japanese and Thai in a serene garden setting.

    Reserve
  • Cafe de Paris Monte-Carlo terrace

    Café de Paris Monte‑Carlo

    Belle Époque brasserie on Place du Casino — the people‑watching is unmatched.

    Reserve
  • The seaside terrace of Cafe Milano overlooking the Monaco port

    Cafe Milano

    A sunlit Italian terrace overlooking the port — a lovely spot to pause.

    Explore
  • The red-awning terrace of Cantinetta Antinori in Monaco at night

    Cantinetta Antinori

    Refined Tuscan dining from the Antinori wine family, on a candlelit terrace.

    Explore
  • Aerial view of Miami Plage beach club restaurant on the Larvotto sand

    Miami Plage

    Seaside Mediterranean dining and sun loungers on the sand at Larvotto.

    Explore

To Sip

Bars & Tea

  • The wood-panelled Le Bar Américain at the Hôtel de Paris

    Le Bar Américain

    Signature cocktails and live jazz at the Hôtel de Paris — a glamorous nightcap.

    Reserve
  • Gustave, the bar at the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo

    Gustave

    The elegant new bar at the Hôtel Hermitage Monte‑Carlo.

    Reserve
  • La Rascasse terrace lit up at night below the Prince’s Palace

    La Rascasse

    A lively brasserie and bar at the Grand Prix circuit’s famous Rascasse corner.

    Reserve
  • The rooftop terrace of Monaco Brewery overlooking the harbour

    Monaco Brewery

    Craft beers on a rooftop terrace above the harbour.

    Explore
  • The red-awning terrace of the Monte Carlo Bar brasserie

    Monte Carlo Bar

    A classic corner brasserie and bar with a red-awning terrace.

    Explore

To Lounge

By the Sea

  • Rows of white parasols on the sand at Miami Plage beach club

    Miami Plage Beach Club

    Rows of white parasols and loungers on the soft Larvotto sand.

    Explore
  • Larvotto Beach, a crescent of sand below the Monte Carlo skyline

    Larvotto Beach

    Monte Carlo’s only public beach — a crescent of soft pebble sand for a slow afternoon.

    Explore
  • Day beds and white parasols by the sea at Naos Beach

    Naos Beach

    Day beds and boho parasols on a quiet seaside cove.

    Explore
  • Nikki Beach beach club in Monaco

    Nikki Beach

    A glamorous pool club with sweeping skyline views.

    Explore
  • La Note Bleue beach club in Monaco

    La Note Bleue

    White parasols and live jazz on the Larvotto sand.

    Explore
  • Monte Carlo Beach Club beach club in Monaco

    Monte Carlo Beach Club

    The iconic seaside club with its Olympic seawater pool.

    Explore

To Wander

Shopping & Strolls

  • Le Carré d’Or luxury residences and gardens in Monaco

    Le Carré d’Or

    Monaco’s “Golden Square” — the great Parisian and Italian houses on a few elegant blocks.

    Explore
  • The chandelier-lit gallery of the Métropole Shopping Centre

    Métropole Shopping Centre

    A graceful covered gallery facing the casino gardens.

    Explore
  • The clifftop gardens of Le Jardin Exotique overlooking the Mediterranean coast

    Le Jardin Exotique

    Terraced cactus gardens with the very best view of the Rock.

    Explore
  • Saint Nicholas Cathedral in the old town of Monaco-Ville on the Rock

    Monaco‑Ville (Le Rocher)

    The old town: the Prince’s Palace, narrow lanes, and the cathedral.

    Explore
  • Flower stalls with orange awnings at the La Condamine market in Monaco

    La Condamine Market

    Morning flowers, soccas, and local life on Place d’Armes.

    Explore
  • The Prince’s Palace of Monaco on the Rock

    Prince’s Palace (Palais Princier)

    The Grimaldi family’s clifftop palace, with the changing of the guard at high noon.

    Explore
  • The facade of Saint Nicholas Cathedral in Monaco

    Saint Nicholas Cathedral (Cathédrale de Monaco)

    The Romanesque cathedral on the Rock, resting place of Princess Grace.

    Explore
  • A shaded path through the St. Martin Gardens in Monaco

    St. Martin Gardens (Jardins Saint‑Martin)

    Shaded clifftop paths and sea views winding along the old town.

    Explore
  • The street terrace of Crêperie du Rocher in Monaco-Ville

    Crêperie du Rocher

    Sweet and savoury crêpes in the heart of the old town on the Rock.

    Explore

Guest Notes

A few details before Monaco

When should I arrive?

Plan to arrive by Tuesday, June 8, 2027 if you would like to attend the full celebration.

Do I need a passport to enter Monaco?

Monaco does not have its own passport control, but you will pass through France to arrive. Please ensure your passport is current and review entry requirements for your country of citizenship.

What currency is used?

The euro (€) is used throughout Monaco. Credit cards are accepted nearly everywhere, though a small amount of cash is useful for markets and taxis.

What will the weather be like?

Early June on the Riviera is typically warm and sunny in the day, with cooler, breezy evenings near the sea. A light wrap is a gentle idea for the welcome reception and Poolside Soiree.

What is the dress code in Monte Carlo?

Monte Carlo is a polished city: smart resort wear by day, and jacket‑preferred evenings, particularly near the casino and its grand hotels. Specific attire for each event will be noted on Our Wedding page.

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