A weekend in Monte Carlo – Where to stay, eat, drink and do

 

The best-known district of Monaco, Monte Carlo is a playground for the rich. The coasts are dotted with luxury yachts, stores don’t have price tags and the idea of leisure are luxury hobbies. However the other attributes of Monte Carlo include its picturesque views, star class accommodation and variety of the very best restaurants, bars and casinos in the world. Monte Carlo is built on slopes so travelling around can include many paved, coastline roads, stairs and elevators. Every year Monte Carlo hosts the infamous F1 races bringing in celebrities, racers, sports team and media from all over the world to witness one of the most elite sports in the world. So if you are in Monte Carlo to watch the races or to simply indulge in the luxury lifestyle, here’s how to spend a weekend in Monte Carlo with the WKNDTRP concierge and curated city guide.

Stays

 Hotel Hermitage Monte Carlo

 Overlooking the F1 race track, Hotel Hermitage Monte Carlo is the perfect place if you are here to watch the races. It also helps that it is a modern, luxurious hotel of understated refinement making on the best hotels in the world. Fall in love with the best views of the Mediterranean Sea, Michelin star cuisine and a incredible hotel experience.

Monte Carlo Beach

 A luxury hotel in the heart of Monaco, facing the sea with direct access to a private beach. The hotel provides 5 star accommodation with modern amenities that is elusive, intimate and shielded by pine forests. The hotel is frequently visited the world’s elite as it is well-known for relaxing and refreshing surroundings.

Restaurants

 Sass Café

One of the few restaurants in Monaco that combines a unique concept of restaurant, piano bar and club. It is a well-known place for international jet setters. Red rich interiors create a sleek and modern vibe that you can dine, drink and dance all night long. Open from 8.30pm to 3am.

Rampoldi Monte Carlo

 An acclaimed fine dining Italian restaurant. Indulge in homemade Mediterranean dishes made to perfection. The restaurant is included in the Michelin Star guide and for good reason.  Enjoy vibrant food in elaborate interiors open from 12pm to 3pm and 7pm to 10pm.

Bars

 Buddha Bar

 Buddha Bar is groups of bars spread across the world. They are well-known for their chic and exotic vibes and stellar drinks bringing in a twist of Asia. Here in Monte Carlo, Buddha Bar sports high ceilings, open terraces and a range of flavourful cuisine to go along with their variety of cocktails. Open from 6pm to 2am, Buddha Bar is the kind of place to end a day in Monte Carlo.

Saphir Restaurant and bar

Located at Fairmont Monte Carlo, Saphir 24 restaurant and bar is an spaced out Lounge bar described as the beating heart of Monte Carlo. It is a great meeting place for friends and strangers to enjoy creatively crafted cocktails and food. Enjoy your day or night overlooking the sea and city perched right at the top.

Things to do

Visit the Monte Carlo casino. Prominently known to be featured in a James Bond movie, the casino is a multi-level building adorned with elaborate architecture and interior decorating.

 Stroll through Jardin Exotique, a garden that overlooks the sea surrounded by rich flora and fauna. Come here to relax, enjoy and take in the beauty of Monte Carlo.

 You can find the French Riviera city guide for venues not only in Monte Carlo but Cannes, St Tropez, Antibes and Nice. Plan your trip on the Riviera with WKNDTRP the best way to make travel easy.


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