PANORAMA

Le Panorama holds a distinctive position within Monaco’s urban landscape. Built in 1974, this 14-storey complex is organised across several blocks rising above a mixed-use base containing shops, offices and other activities. Its architecture, characteristic of the Modern Movement, was designed by architects Jean Notari and José Notari.

The building’s architecture is defined by horizontal lines and generous outdoor openings, with balconies and terraces following the different volumes of the complex. Depending on the floor and orientation, some residences enjoy striking views over Port Hercule and the Monaco Grand Prix circuit, particularly around Sainte-Dévote and Avenue d’Ostende.

Set at the junction of Rue Grimaldi and Port Hercule, Le Panorama benefits from the lively surroundings of La Condamine. The Yacht Club, restaurants, shops and the main areas of central Monaco are all within easy reach. During the Grand Prix, the circuit becomes an integral part of the surrounding setting, giving certain terraces a privileged connection with one of the Principality’s major annual events.

Concierge services, security, an elevator and private parking complete the building’s facilities. Combining modern architecture, a harbour-side setting and views that can extend across the racing circuit, Le Panorama has an identity closely connected to Monaco’s urban and event landscape.