I'm currently doing on a large artwork of the Monaco coastline around Port Hercule of the 1980s for a game I am working on. The museum plays a special, important role, so I wanted to make sure to give it the treatment it deserves.
Yesterday on 600 bus near Monaco my son jumped on this seat and after a moment i noticed something black. It was 3 black needless. No idea why someone would do this … but make sure to check where you seat in public transport
It’s a tough situation. I live in Beausoleil, and my family is literally right there in Monaco—it’s just one street away. I can see them, and I can walk there in seconds, but because of the administrative process I’m in right now, that street feels like a massive wall.
It is honestly heartbreaking. My family is all documented, so they can walk across that street, go out to dinner, and have fun together whenever they want. Every time I see them head out, I’m reminded of how close I am to that life, yet I have to stay behind. I’m currently waiting for my residence permit, and my attestation de dépôt is very clear: it doesn’t authorize me to leave French territory. If I step across that street into Monaco, I’m technically leaving France, and if I do that before my permit is finalized, I risk not being allowed back in.
It’s incredibly frustrating to be so close to the people I love and still be separated by a technicality. I have to be disciplined and stay put in France, even when it feels like I’m just taking a short walk. I’m doing everything by the book because I refuse to jeopardize my future. It’s a real test of patience, but my goal is to make sure that when I finally do cross that street, I can stay as long as I want without having to look over my shoulder.
A lot of people arrive with preconceptions about Monaco but those usually change after spending some time here.What changed your opinion of Monaco after you visited or lived here?
Everyone photographs Port Hercule. But the truly big ones can't even fit — they anchor out in the bay, off Cap-Martin or Cap Ferrat, and tender in. The show in the harbour is the warm-up act. Most impressive boat you've spotted anchored off the coast this summer?
Didn‘t think there was space for such a factory.
The target of the attack was Vadym Iermolaiev (and possibly his family as well)
He remains in critical condition.
Just today, someone posted a post asking what other countries could learn from Monaco and one of the things I answered with was safety.
And I still stand behind that answer. A tragedy has happened today, a tragedy which proves that no matter where on the planet you are, you can never really run away from some things. Organized crime members and similar figures don’t know borders for the right amount of money. Whether that’s Monaco, Switzerland, Dubai etc…
We have seen this today and it wasn’t the first time. Similar thing has happened with Mr. Safra in 1999.
This was not a random act of terror. It was an organised attack.
It’s a sad day, stay safe.
hey monaco subreddit,
born and grew up in Monaco, worked around Europe and came back recently to build this. A 1.3m x 90cm x 90cm interactive sculpture as a testament to the Principality's beautiful territory. It reacts to touch, events, weather and time!
All made by hand with high end materials.
Got it booked for a couple of HNWI events. Let me know what you think :)
Just heard a huge boom near Place des Moulins and few minutes later ambulances and fire brigade. Anyone knows what happened?
It's long been a dream of mine to "drive the F1" track and having just bought a (modest for Monaco but) dream car, I was thinking of making it a reality in August of this year.
My girlfriend and I have been planning a 6 night road trip through France with 2 nights earmarked to stay in Monaco or Nice. We found some nice Air B'nBs, one of which has a parking space.
However, I am reading a lot about traffic in Monaco being hell. I know we can walk around the principality and see a lot by foot, but I'd quite like to be able to lie on my deathbed (hopefully many years into the future) and remember driving around the world famous hairpin.
I suppose my question is - how bad is the traffic? Is it worth trying to "drive the circuit" or will walking it be enough? Are there better times of day to drive/avoid? And I'll even go as far as to ask - would this be better done at another time of year rather than August?
Thanks in advance for any advice and insight you can give - plus any other Monaco driving tips! :)
Mods, remove if this isn’t allowed and full disclosure, this is my own project, so fair warning it’s a bit of a self-promo.
Monaco has one of the densest job markets in Europe (~60,000 jobs on 2 km²), but the openings are spread all over France Travail, the government portal, recruitment agencies, individual company pages. I got tired of checking ten different sites, so I built Monte Carlo Work.
It pulls all the Principality’s listings into one feed 200+ live offers right now across banking, luxury hospitality, yachting, retail, tech, construction, etc. refreshed daily.
You can filter by sector, set alerts, and it’s free for job seekers.
Listings are also tagged by the Loi 629 hiring-priority categories, which is handy if you’re a resident or a cross-border worker trying to figure out where you actually stand.
Not trying to spam the sub just figured it might save someone the same hassle. Happy to hear feedback or feature requests.
I made a restaurant’s website in Beausolei im a 14 years old and i was wondering if you guys would like it, you can order food online you dont need call the restaurant