Monte-Carlo in the Principality
49 archived records in this district — sourced timelines, verified geographic positions.
Auditorium Rainier III
Main auditorium of the Congress Centre — name « Auditorium Rainier III » attested from 1986, under the Department of Cultural Affairs since 2002.
Balenciaga — Monte-Carlo
Maison boutique in the Hôtel de Paris – One Monte-Carlo complex, avenue Princesse Alice — address record, timeline still to be built.
Bulgari — Monte-Carlo
Maison jewellery and watch boutique on avenue des Beaux-Arts, in the Carré d'Or — address record, timeline still to be built.
Cartier — Place du Casino
Maison jewellery boutique on place du Casino, within the One Monte-Carlo district inaugurated in February 2019.
Casino de Monte-Carlo
Société des Bains de Mer gaming palace — rebuilt by Charles Garnier from 1878, extended by the Salle des Amériques (1881) and rooms by Jules Touzet (1890).
Cédric Grolet Monte-Carlo
200 m² tea room and shop opened on 30 July 2025 in the Hôtel de Paris patio, by pastry chef Cédric Grolet.
Cesare Poma Traiteur
Monegasque caterer at 1 rue du Portier, private company with capital of 76,000 euros, management changed in 2022.
Chanel — One Monte-Carlo
Two boutiques of the house within the One Monte-Carlo district: fashion on one side, watches and jewellery on the other, opened in April 2019.
Chloé — Monte-Carlo
Boutique of the Parisian house opened on 21 May 2025 on allée François Blanc: return to the Principality after ten years' absence.
Dotta Immobilier
Monaco luxury estate agency founded in 1894, legally carried by SAM Dotta Immobilier: sales, lettings, management and valuations in Monaco and on the French Riviera, from 5 bis avenue Princesse Alice.
Elie Saab — One Monte-Carlo
The house's first permanent boutique in Monaco, announced on 18 July 2023 at One Monte-Carlo: 300 m² over two levels, furnished by Elie Saab Maison.
Esthécoach
Beauty institute and wellness centre on boulevard des Moulins, opened in 2004 and installed in enlarged premises since October 2023.
Fédération Monégasque de Boxe
Monegasque boxing federation, authorised and bylaws approved by ministerial decree in 1979.
Fédération Monégasque de Rugby
Monegasque rugby union federation, accredited by ministerial decree in August 2010.
Fédération Monégasque de Tennis
Monegasque tennis sports federation, whose board of directors is appointed by sovereign decision from 1992.
Fédération Monégasque de Tennis de Table
Table tennis federation association in the Principality, bylaws authorised and approved in August 2001.
Fédération Monégasque de Volley-Ball
Monegasque volleyball federation, with registered office at 16 rue Louis Auréglia published in the Journal in 2016.
Fnac Monaco
Culture and technology retailer on the ground floor of Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo: computing, sound, imaging and telephony.
Gare souterraine et tunnel ferroviaire de Monaco
Burial of the railway line and construction of the underground station, declared of public utility by Law No. 1.143 of 26 July 1991: the operation that returned surface land to Monaco.
Grand Prix automobile de Monaco
Formula 1 round on the Principality's street circuit; chronology of editions, winners and memorable race facts, sourced from the organisers and F1.
Grand Prix de Monaco Historique
Historic car event on the Monaco circuit; timeline of editions and the ACM meeting on the Grand Prix layout.
Gucci — Monte-Carlo
Maison boutique on avenue de Monte-Carlo, reopened in April 2018 in Alessandro Michele's new concept — with a second Gucci Kids space at Metropole Shopping.
Halles et Marchés de Monte-Carlo
Halles et Marchés de Monte-Carlo building, whose demolition and reconstruction were declared of public utility by Law No. 1.076 of 27 June 1984.
Hermès — Monte-Carlo
Maison boutique at 11–15 avenue de Monte-Carlo, reopened and enlarged in June 2018 after more than eighteen months of works.
Lemoine
Monegasque audio-video, television and household-appliance retailer at 15 boulevard des Moulins, converted to a private limited company by notarial deed in 2010.
Léonidas Monaco — Ets Girardi
Léonidas chocolates and fine grocery at 2 rue Imberty, operated by Ets Girardi — address record, chronology still to be built.
Louis Vuitton — One Monte-Carlo
Maison store in the One Monte-Carlo district, inaugurated in February 2019, thirty-six years after a first presence in the Principality.
Maison Narmino
Monaco floral house established since 1927, two boutiques in the Principality, specializing in decoration of events, gardens and yachts.
Monaco Telecom International S.A.M.
Historical subsidiary of the Monaco Telecom ecosystem — SAM incorporated in 2000 (capital €150,000), then headquartered at 25 boulevard de Suisse.
Monaco Telecom — boutique de Monte-Carlo
Boutique of the Principality operator at 27 boulevard des Moulins, open in October 2023 after the closure of the showroom on the same street in 2021.
Net Express
Monaco dry cleaners and laundry opened in 1966, with several points of sale in the Principality and a 2,000 m² factory.
One Monte-Carlo
District of shops, residences and public spaces built on the site of Sporting d'Hiver, the first stone of which was laid on July 5, 2016.
Opéra de Monte-Carlo — salle Garnier
Performance hall built by the architect Charles Garnier and inaugurated on January 25, 1879, which was the subject of a restoration in the early 2000s.
Opticien Créateur — Monaco
Monegasque boutique of the Opticien Créateur house, incorporated as a SARL in 2013 — designer eyewear at 27 avenue de la Costa (headquarters); the commercial window is at 25 avenue de la Costa according to the house.
Pharmacie Bughin
Pharmacy on Boulevard Princesse Charlotte, in Monte-Carlo, run since 1998 by Jean-Luc Bughin.
Pharmacie de Monte-Carlo
Pharmacy at 4 boulevard des Moulins, in the heart of Monte-Carlo, run since 2005 by Bruno Tissière.
Philippe Tayac
Fourth boutique of pastry chef Philippe Tayac, opened on May 19, 2025 at 26 boulevard des Moulins, after Nice, Cap 3000 and Cannes.
Place du Casino
Esplanade du Carré d'Or — pedestrian heart between the Casino, the Café de Paris, the Hôtel de Paris and One Monte-Carlo, redeveloped and inaugurated on June 2, 2020.
Prada — Monte-Carlo
Two stores inaugurated on April 15, 2019: women's at the Hôtel de Paris, men's at the One Monte-Carlo complex — approximately 470 and 175 m².
Pro-Data Monaco
Monegasque IT company — formerly “Trustchip”, which became Pro-Data Monaco in 2013; headquarters at the Continental, place des Moulins (deed 2018).
Rallye automobile Monte-Carlo
Major round of the World Rally Championship; WRC winners and the event's historic link with the Principality and the Automobile Club de Monaco.
Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique
Course reserved for classic cars; arrivals at the port and editions of the historic rally linked to Monaco.
Telis S.A.M.
Monegasque IT infrastructure, network and security integrator — SAM with share capital of €190,000, registered office at the George V, 14 avenue de Grande-Bretagne (articles approved in 2000).
Telis International
Telis Group SARL — incorporated in 2018, registered office at the George V (c/o Telis S.A.M.); share capital raised to €1,118,550 after the meeting of 27 May 2025.
Temps & Passions
Monegasque watch and designer jewellery boutique at 31 boulevard des Moulins, opened in 2002 and renovated in 2019.
Théâtre Princesse Grace
Comedy theatre at 12 avenue d'Ostende — restoration of the Théâtre des Beaux-Arts and inauguration on 17 December 1981 by Rainier III and Grace.
Les Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo
Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer wellness centre on avenue de Monte-Carlo, with seawater pool, treatments, beauty salon and hairdresser.
Van Cleef & Arpels — Monaco
Jewellery house boutique on place du Casino, reopened in July 2025 after a full redesign, in a location occupied by the house since 1935.
Zegg & Cerlati — détaillant Rolex à Monaco
Official Rolex retailer in Monaco: first boutique on avenue de la Costa in 1997, move to place du Casino in 2000 — Rolex has no own-brand boutique in the Principality.