PALAIS HÉRACLÈS A

At 17A Boulevard Albert 1er, Palais Héraclès rises above Port Hercule as part of La Condamine’s residential landscape. Built in 1953, this 15-storey building belongs to Monaco’s post-war architectural era, characterised by clean lines, generous openings and terraces oriented towards the coastline.

Its location gives the residence a particularly distinctive setting: it stands directly alongside the start and finish line of the Monaco Grand Prix. From certain apartments, the urban circuit, harbour installations and Mediterranean form a striking panorama during the Principality’s major events. Port Hercule nevertheless remains at the centre of everyday life, with La Condamine’s shops, restaurants and amenities within walking distance.

The building features an elevator, concierge service and intercom. Depending on their orientation, apartments can enjoy open views across the harbour, the Rock and the sea. A residential address where 1950s architecture meets one of Monaco’s most recognisable urban settings.