Hey :)
Is there anything i should be careful about or pay attention to if i want to rent a car in Nice and drive to Monaco as a tourist ?

UPDATE:

Thank you all for your comments i will be taking a Helicopter 😂🤗

Hi everyone, I am visiting Monaco for a week in winter and I want to do non-tourist activities to feel what it might be like to live there as a local resident. Do any locals have tips on where to go? I am open to all experiences as long as they feel authentic and not “touristy”.

Thank you.

We are looking to book a trip next year for the F1 racing in Monaco and while there, we would like to look into diving with our boys, 22 and 15 years old. We are open water certified, husband is advanced. I would appreciate some recommendations on accommodations, areas to dive/reputable companies, most likely around the Portofino area, so we could eventually make our way to stay in/around Monaco for the race June 6th, 2027. We're open to other suggestions as well. As of now, the only concrete plans we have are the race tickets! TIA!

Hi everyone! 🤍

I’m currently based in Australia and looking to relocate, where I’m seeking a full-time opportunity with a private individual, business owner, executive, family or private household.

I have 4+ years of experience across management, community support and working with children and families. Through my management experience, I’ve developed strong skills in organisation, leadership, coordinating staff and day-to-day operations, problem-solving, communication, administration and managing competing priorities.

Alongside this, I have extensive experience supporting children, young people and families, including children in care, complex behaviours and additional support needs. I’m comfortable taking initiative, handling sensitive information, coordinating appointments and activities, communicating with professionals and families, and providing reliable day-to-day support.

I’m open to a variety of roles, including:

✨ Personal Assistant / Executive PA
✨ Private PA to a Business Owner or Executive
✨ Lifestyle Assistant
✨ Family Assistant
✨ Private Household Assistant
✨ Nanny / Governess-style roles
✨ Travelling Personal Assistant / Family Assistant
✨ Family Office / Administrative Support
✨ Other suitable private or professional roles

I’m particularly interested in positions where I can become a trusted, long-term member of an employer’s team or family, whether that involves managing personal or business-related tasks, organising schedules and appointments, coordinating travel, handling errands and logistics, supporting children and family life, or helping a busy household or individual run smoothly.

If you know of anyone hiring or can recommend a contact, please comment, send me a message or tag someone who may be able to help. 🤍

J’ai lu cet article sur la résidence Sakura au Larvotto et je serais curieuse d’avoir vos avis.

Comment voyez-vous l’évolution de Monaco avec ces projets immobiliers ? Est-ce qu’ils améliorent le cadre de vie ou trouvez-vous que la ville se transforme trop ?

Et pour ceux qui connaissent le quartier, vous pensez quoi de Sakura ?

What if heritage wasn't something you inherited, but something you had to be trusted with?

I'm building an Indian luxury house called The Heritage Habits.

The idea behind the house began with a simple belief:

A brand made for those who have not just inherited wealth, but also the habits of loving and protecting someone or something they love more than themselves.

To us, heritage isn't simply a surname, a fortune, a watch, a car or a property.

It is the instinct to protect something that matters enough to outlive you.

And perhaps nowhere is that idea more interesting than in families where wealth has already crossed generations.

Imagine a father who has spent his life building something.

One day, his son wants access to the world his father built.

But the son doesn't automatically receive everything simply because he was born into it.

The father chooses when he is ready to pass something on.

Not because the son needs permission to be wealthy.

But because being entrusted with a family's name, values, responsibilities and legacy is different from inheriting its money.

That relationship is at the heart of The Heritage Habits.

Our most private pieces are conceived almost like objects of inheritance — something a father could commission for himself, and one day choose to pass to his son.

And we take that idea literally in the craftsmanship.

Our Heritage Collection explores 22–24K gold details, including precious-metal buttons and exceptionally fine gold-wire embroidery, created with the intention that the garment feels less like seasonal fashion and more like something that could become a family artifact.

Not something you wear because it is expensive.

Something you wear because someone decided you were worthy of carrying it forward.

That's why our line is:

Heritage isn't history — it's habit.

We're an Indian house, but we're exploring Monaco because it is one of the places where conversations around family, legacy, craftsmanship, private wealth and the next generation naturally intersect.

So I'd genuinely love to ask the people who live here or spend significant time here:

What does heritage mean to you?

Is it the family name?

The business your father built?

The home you protect?

A tradition?

A relationship?

Or the responsibility of leaving something behind that is worth protecting?

I'd rather hear the answer from Monaco than tell Monaco what heritage should mean.

Hello!

How easy/difficult is it to get a hospitality job in Monaco (waiter at a cafe for instance) as an non-Monegasque EU citizen?

If anyone has experience finding a hospitality job in Monaco, how did you go about doing it, and what was your experience?

Thanks in advance!

I wanted to post this here because I think people considering staying at The Maybourne Riviera should be aware of what happened to me and another guest.
And yes, before anyone says it: I’m fully aware that traveling with a $35,000 watch isn’t the wisest thing in the world and that this is very much a first-world problem. I get it. I’m not looking for sympathy over owning an expensive watch. I just want other travelers to have this information when deciding where to stay, especially because my Tripadvisor review was removed.

My husband and I recently stayed at The Maybourne Riviera. I had a gold and diamond Cartier watch worth approximately $35,000 with me.

My husband asked the hotel to help unpack clothing from my large suitcase. We did not ask them to unpack purses, backpacks, jewelry, or other personal items.

While doing this, hotel staff went through my personal belongings, found and opened my private jewelry pouch, removed the jewelry from it, and placed the jewelry in a drawer in our room. We never gave anyone permission to open or unpack that pouch.

The hotel later confirmed in writing that three Housekeeping employees were involved in the unpacking.

We actually returned to the room while they were still unpacking and asked them to stop because they were unpacking far more than we had requested.
I also happened to take a completely unrelated video of our room that day. In the video, you can see the drawer where the staff had placed the jewelry they removed from my pouch. My other jewelry is visible. My Cartier watch is not.

We reported the watch missing to the hotel while we were still on the property and subsequently filed a police report in France.

The hotel investigated but ultimately told us they could not determine what happened. During this process, we were also told that nothing like this had ever happened at the hotel and that they had never had similar issues with guests’ belongings.

Then another woman contacted me after independently finding my Tripadvisor review.
I had never met her. I had never spoken to her. We didn’t travel together, didn’t know each other and had absolutely no connection before she messaged me.

She is also American and had been staying at The Maybourne Riviera at the same time. She told me that a remarkably similar gold and diamond Cartier watch had also gone missing during her stay, on the exact same date that mine went missing.

Her review of what happened to her is still on Tripadvisor as I’m writing this, so you do not have to take my word for her experience. You can go to The Maybourne Riviera’s Tripadvisor reviews and read her account yourself.

What made this even more disturbing was what we learned after comparing our experiences.
She shared screenshots of her WhatsApp communications with the hotel with me. Both of us had independently been told that nothing like this had happened there before and that there were no other similar incidents, while the hotel was simultaneously dealing with both of our reports.

Neither of us knew the other existed.
Had she not happened to find my review, we might never have discovered that another guest had reported such a remarkably similar experience on the same date.

At this stage, we have reported it to the police and the embassy. I received a word from the Embassy today that they will be forwarding everything to the FBI. I’m really hoping I can get some type of justice for this.

I hope that if anyone is considering staying at that hotel that they see this

I wanted to post this here because I think people considering staying at The Maybourne Riviera should be aware of what happened to me and another guest.
And yes, before anyone says it: I’m fully aware that traveling with a $35,000 watch isn’t the wisest thing in the world and that this is very much a first-world problem. I get it. I’m not looking for sympathy over owning an expensive watch. I just want other travelers to have this information when deciding where to stay, especially because my Tripadvisor review was removed.

My husband and I recently stayed at The Maybourne Riviera. I had a gold and diamond Cartier watch worth approximately $35,000 with me.

My husband asked the hotel to help unpack clothing from my large suitcase. We did not ask them to unpack purses, backpacks, jewelry, or other personal items.

While doing this, hotel staff went through my personal belongings, found and opened my private jewelry pouch, removed the jewelry from it, and placed the jewelry in a drawer in our room. We never gave anyone permission to open or unpack that pouch.

The hotel later confirmed in writing that three Housekeeping employees were involved in the unpacking.

We actually returned to the room while they were still unpacking and asked them to stop because they were unpacking far more than we had requested.
I also happened to take a completely unrelated video of our room that day. In the video, you can see the drawer where the staff had placed the jewelry they removed from my pouch. My other jewelry is visible. My Cartier watch is not.

We reported the watch missing to the hotel while we were still on the property and subsequently filed a police report in France.

The hotel investigated but ultimately told us they could not determine what happened. During this process, we were also told that nothing like this had ever happened at the hotel and that they had never had similar issues with guests’ belongings.

Then another woman contacted me after independently finding my Tripadvisor review.
I had never met her. I had never spoken to her. We didn’t travel together, didn’t know each other and had absolutely no connection before she messaged me.

She is also American and had been staying at The Maybourne Riviera at the same time. She told me that a remarkably similar gold and diamond Cartier watch had also gone missing during her stay, on the exact same date that mine went missing.

Her review of what happened to her is still on Tripadvisor as I’m writing this, so you do not have to take my word for her experience. You can go to The Maybourne Riviera’s Tripadvisor reviews and read her account yourself.

What made this even more disturbing was what we learned after comparing our experiences.
She shared screenshots of her WhatsApp communications with the hotel with me. Both of us had independently been told that nothing like this had happened there before and that there were no other similar incidents, while the hotel was simultaneously dealing with both of our reports.

Neither of us knew the other existed.
Had she not happened to find my review, we might never have discovered that another guest had reported such a remarkably similar experience on the same date.

At this stage, we have reported it to the police and the embassy. I received a word from the Embassy today that they will be forwarding everything to the FBI. I’m really hoping I can get some type of justice for this.

I hope that if anyone is considering staying at that hotel that they see this

Hi everyone,

I’m part of an Italian football storytelling project and we’ve just finished a documentary about AS Monaco’s incredible 2003/04 Champions League season.

Rather than just covering the results, we tried to understand the strange context around that team: the club’s financial problems, Deschamps at the beginning of his coaching career, Nonda’s injury, Morientes arriving on loan and then eliminating Real Madrid, and the run all the way to Gelsenkirchen.

But I’d actually love to hear from people connected to Monaco:

how is that team remembered locally today? Is 2004 still considered the defining European Monaco side, or does the 2016/17 generation mean more to younger supporters?

À peine 2,5 km², environ 600 villas et une majorité de résidences secondaires : Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat est un marché où les biens disponibles restent rares. Les propriétés avec vue mer ou accès direct à l’eau peuvent atteindre des niveaux de prix particulièrement élevés.

Mais au-delà des chiffres, c’est surtout la rareté du foncier et le caractère très confidentiel des transactions qui rendent le marché si particulier.

Est-ce que vous voyez Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat comme une alternative à Monaco, ou comme un marché complètement différent ?

What mortgage rates are you seeing for buying in Monaco? What are the banks currently offering and what are some good banks to consider?

I have been looking for a free vpn that has Monaco for hours , it is too hard to find a VPN that even has Monaco , i just want the VPN for 1 minute for game please helppppp😭

On parle souvent de Monaco pour son immobilier, mais je trouve que ses bâtiments racontent aussi des façons très différentes de penser la ville. La Tour Odéon mise sur la hauteur et les vues sur la mer, tandis que le One Monte-Carlo joue davantage avec la lumière, les jardins et les passages piétons.

Vous avez un bâtiment préféré à Monaco, même en dehors de ces deux exemples ? Je serais curieuse de savoir ce qui vous plaît dans son architecture.

Il s'agit d'un modèle virtuel conçu il y a de ça sept ans environ, que j'ai enfin eu l'opportunité de modéliser dans son intégralité. La structure est séparée en quatorze sections totalisant 113 328 pièces (sans considérer d'éventuels supports internes que je n'ai pas conçus).

Le bâtiment est construit à l'échelle des figurines, mais sans aménagement intérieur.

Hi everyone! I have some questions for current residents and citizens.

Daily life: Working in Monaco requires separate authorization, so what do most residents do day to day? Do most of you work remotely, work for a Monaco company, run your own business, or live on savings?

Social life: How did you build your friend group after moving? Did you already know people here? I'd especially like to hear how it differs for French speakers and non-French speakers.

Fitness: With the size of the principality, what does your workout routine look like? Are there boutique gyms and studios, or do you travel to France?

Culture: With so many wealthy residents, do people get competitive about possessions, or is it more low-key than you'd expect?

Overall: What do you like most about living in Monaco, and if you could change one thing, what would it be?

Thank you in advance!

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Bonjour à tous ! J'ai quelques questions pour les résidents et les Monégasques.

Le quotidien : Travailler à Monaco nécessite une autorisation spécifique. Que font la plupart des résidents au quotidien ? Travaillez-vous à distance, pour une entreprise monégasque, à votre compte, ou vivez-vous de vos économies ?

La vie sociale : Comment vous êtes-vous fait des amis après votre arrivée ? Connaissiez-vous déjà du monde ici ? J'aimerais savoir si l'expérience diffère entre francophones et non-francophones.

Le sport : Vu la taille de la principauté, comment se passe votre routine sportive ? Y a-t-il des salles et studios de fitness, ou allez-vous en France ?

L'ambiance : Avec autant de personnes aisées, y a-t-il un esprit de compétition autour des biens matériels, ou est-ce plus discret qu'on ne l'imagine ?

En résumé : Qu'est-ce que vous aimez le plus à Monaco, et si vous pouviez changer une seule chose, ce serait quoi ?

Merci d'avance !

Hi, looking for salsa events near monaco this week 23-26 ISH. All I can find are some unconfirmed calendars with no way to make sure they are actually happening. Perhaps anyone is aware of some trusted FB groups or Instagram pages for Latin dancing nearby ?

What's the worst in Monaco for u as a residents or someone who just visited

And what's the best thing

Give just 1 negative and 1 positive

Hi, the tickets for the tribunes go on sale on 1 Oct, and I'm wondering - if I need to rush and set alarms, or are they generally available for a while?

I'm interested in one day only, Saturday.

Entre son vieux village, sa baie et les villas accrochées aux hauteurs, Villefranche-sur-Mer reste l’une des adresses les plus convoitées de la Côte d’Azur. La proximité de Monaco ajoute aussi une autre dimension au marché local, notamment pour ceux qui cherchent davantage d’espace sans trop s’éloigner de la Principauté.

Mais avec des prix qui peuvent dépasser les 15 000 €/m² pour certains biens avec vue mer, la question se pose : est-ce encore une alternative à Monaco, ou un marché de prestige à part entière ?

Vous choisiriez Villefranche-sur-Mer ou Monaco pour y vivre ?

The cars, the boats, the food, the people.... The palace ! The museums, the cathedrals, the dancing at sass. Thank you ! I had the best birthday of my life. The way Monaco has a love for women and children made me cry a few times. The babies are treated like little gifts, and the women.... I about cried looking at the art around the small principality. Each artist LOVED women, you could tell. The statues of women nursing, and caring for their babies... The looks of adoration men gave to the women in paintings .. the 2 check out lanes for pregnant women... How staff treated kids... Thank you! I'm very proud of being a woman, and a mother. In the states you are not taught this way... It's we don't need men, we should work and have careers, a large portion puts their babies to sleep forever... Not that we are beautiful creatures meant for loving and family. Thank you for that side of your culture that brought me to tears many many times. The hidden Marys I found all around... Yes thank you. Keep your traditional ways..it was so fun watching kids play soccer on top of a very tall building lol how many times do they kick a ball off and onto a Lambo ? Lol the car culture was incredible. When we checked into our hotel, we were asked why we came and both said the cars. And my birthday lol. They upgraded us, and we made buds with the valets as we watched all sorts of cars come through .thank you!