Few monegasque residents have the chance that the Monte Marina inhabitants have. This residence located in the Fontvieille neighborhood is almost “stuck” between the Mediterranean sea and the green picturesque Fontvieille park. This exceptional location is one of the many assets of this building. Built in 1985 by architects S. Belaieff et P. Ravarino for Géfic, the building rises on the Papalins avenue. The Monte Marina is made of 12 steps offering a panoramic sea view to its residents.
Just as its prestigious neighbors, the Monte Marina possesses its own concierge 24/7. But also a private pool for its inhabitants. You can find it near the leisure port for those who like to stroll and contemplate the Principality’s Rocher. The residence is also located right next to a mall, a hypermarket, ready-to-wear boutiques and other luxurious jewellery stores. Finally for those who would rather sustain themselves, many restaurants of Fontvieille’s marina are around the Monte Marina. But that's not all…
For the cultural outings, the Fontvieille tent, initiative of Prince Rainier III, is the theater of numerous and various events all year long : from international shows to extraordinary product launches. The naval museum and the stamp and currency museum near the tent are some of the cultural activities of the neighborhood to discover with family or friends.
The residents of the Monte Marina also have the pleasure of strolling around when exiting the building direction the Fontvieille park. As well as contemplating the Princess Grace Rosary that has more than 6000 roses plantations. A beauty when they bloom in spring. All this in absolute calm, far from the hustle and bustle of the city center.
A true safe haven in Monaco. Not that easy to find.
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