Monaco on the podium of European Best Destinations 2024
Monaco continues to emerge as a prominent destination on the international tourism scene and proudly holds the prestigious title of “Best European Destination 2024.”
Securing the second position after Marbella, Spain, it remains an exceptional place.
This annual recognition was bestowed following a public vote that engaged over 1 million travelers from 172 countries, tasked with selecting the best places to visit in Europe in 2024. Among the over 500 destinations on the leading travel website dedicated to culture and tourism in Europe, Monaco earned its well-deserved second place.
Situated in the heart of the French Riviera, the Principality of Monaco stands out for its commitment to ecological practices and its ability to offer national and international tourists a perfect blend of glamour, culture, and relaxation, making it a unique gem on the French Riviera. Beyond its renowned safety, Monaco captivates with the richness of its history, making it a recommended option for romantic getaways, family vacations, or escapes with friends, thanks to a variety of hotel offerings catering to all traveler preferences.
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With the Oceanographic Museum, the Prince’s Palace, and breathtaking views where the greenery of the gardens merges with the blue of the Mediterranean, the Monaco-Ville district offers a special stop to discover picturesque views and pleasant walks among fishing boats and prestigious yachts.
The Monegasque territory is steeped in legend and ancient charm that still captivate travelers from around the world. A visit to Place du Casino, with Café de Paris and Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, provides an immersion into a dreamlike era. In close proximity, the Larvotto seaside complex stands out for its beauty. Monaco also unveils its magnificence from above, with the Tête de Chien promontory, situated on a terrace above the Big Blue, offering a perfect farewell to the Principality of Monaco before departing.
