The history of the Fontvieille neighborhood dates back well before the 19th century when this area was still a picturesque corner of Monaco, imbued with charm and serenity. At that time, the neighborhood already stood out for its captivating landscapes and direct access to the sea.
In the 19th century, Fontvieille witnessed the architectural developments of Monaco, with the expansion of the Prince's Palace making it an iconic neighbor.
The early 1930s marked a new era for Fontvieille, with its bold expansion onto the sea, progressively gaining 25 hectares of land. This visionary expansion gave rise to a neighborhood of the future, symbolizing Monaco's dynamism.
In 1939, the legendary Stade Louis II was erected, becoming an emblematic element of Fontvieille and hosting prestigious sports and cultural events.
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The year 1965 marked the starting point of an unprecedented transformation. Fontvieille began to metamorphose with the construction of an impressive seawall, approximately 1 km long, paving the way for one of the most ambitious expansions of the Principality.
In 1975, the Fontvieille neighborhood reached its peak with the completion of the Terre-plein de Fontvieille works, giving birth to a prosperous neighborhood with a focus on the future.
The year 1981 marked a new chapter for Fontvieille with the start of the construction of infrastructure and Fontvieille Village, a vibrant place where commerce, leisure, and elegance blend harmoniously.
The last luxurious residences completed between 1992 and 2004 have bestowed unmatched prestige upon the Fontvieille neighborhood. These architectural jewels offer breathtaking views of the sea and gardens, defining the very essence of luxury.
