Monaco quartiers and Capitals - Quartiers de Monaco

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Monaco is divided into four neighborhoods, which are called "quartiers" in French. The four quartiers are:

Monaco is a small sovereign city-state located on the French Riviera along the Mediterranean Sea in Western Europe. The country is divided into administrative wards and traditional districts for local governance and urban organization. Monaco-Ville serves as the historic center, while Monaco is governed as a single municipality and sovereign principality.

The country includes coastal urban districts, luxury residential neighborhoods, marinas, casinos, and steep Mediterranean hillsides packed into one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Different districts are known for tourism, finance, luxury real estate, entertainment, and maritime activities.

Key Facts

  • National capital: Monaco (city-state)
  • Historic center: Monaco-Ville
  • Total population: 39,500 (Official estimate 2025)
  • Total area: 2.08 km² (0.80 sq miles)
  • Currency: Euro (€ , EUR)
  • Bordering countries: France
  • Total Administrative Wards: 10
  • Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy

List of Wards and Districts of Monaco

Total wards shown: 10 | Combined population: 39,500 | Combined area: 2.08 km²

#Ward / District NameAdministrative CenterLocationArea (km²)Population (Latest Census)
1FontvieilleFontvieilleSouthwestern Coast0.334,000
2Jardin ExotiqueJardin ExotiqueNorthwestern Monaco0.235,800
3La ColleLa ColleWestern Monaco0.112,000
4La CondamineLa CondamineCentral Harbor Area0.374,500
5LarvottoLarvottoEastern Coast0.182,200
6Les MoneghettiLes MoneghettiNorthern Monaco0.113,500
7Monaco-VilleMonaco-VilleHistoric Peninsula0.201,200
8Monte CarloMonte CarloCentral-East Monaco0.448,500
9La RousseLa RousseNortheastern Monaco0.1111,000
10Saint RomanSaint RomanEastern Border Area0.00800

Largest Districts by Area

  • Monte Carlo - 0.17 sq mi (0.44 km²)
  • La Condamine - 0.14 sq mi (0.37 km²)
  • Fontvieille - 0.13 sq mi (0.33 km²)
  • Jardin Exotique - 0.09 sq mi (0.23 km²)
  • Monaco-Ville - 0.08 sq mi (0.20 km²)
  • Larvotto - 0.07 sq mi (0.18 km²)

Most Populous Districts

  • La Rousse - Population: 11,000 (Official Estimate 2025)
  • Monte Carlo - Population: 8,500 (Official Estimate 2025)
  • Jardin Exotique - Population: 5,800 (Official Estimate 2025)
  • La Condamine - Population: 4,500 (Official Estimate 2025)
  • Fontvieille - Population: 4,000 (Official Estimate 2025)
  • Les Moneghetti - Population: 3,500 (Official Estimate 2025)

Smallest Districts by Area

  • Saint Roman - Less than 0.01 sq mi (Administrative sector)
  • La Colle - 0.04 sq mi (0.11 km²)
  • Les Moneghetti - 0.04 sq mi (0.11 km²)
  • La Rousse - 0.04 sq mi (0.11 km²)
  • Larvotto - 0.07 sq mi (0.18 km²)
  • Monaco-Ville - 0.08 sq mi (0.20 km²)

Districts by Regional Grouping

  • Central Harbor Area: La Condamine
  • Central-East Monaco: Monte Carlo
  • Eastern Border Area: Saint Roman
  • Eastern Coast: Larvotto
  • Historic Peninsula: Monaco-Ville
  • Northeastern Monaco: La Rousse
  • Northern Monaco: Les Moneghetti
  • Northwestern Monaco: Jardin Exotique
  • Southwestern Coast: Fontvieille
  • Western Monaco: La Colle

Landlocked Districts

  • Jardin Exotique
  • La Colle
  • Les Moneghetti
  • La Rousse
  • Saint Roman

Districts with Coastline

  • Fontvieille
  • La Condamine
  • Larvotto
  • Monaco-Ville
  • Monte Carlo

Districts Sharing Borders with Other Countries

  • France: All districts of Monaco border or are surrounded by France.

Major Landmarks by District

DistrictMajor LandmarkKnown For
Monte CarloMonte Carlo CasinoLuxury tourism and gaming
Monaco-VillePrince's PalaceHistoric old town
La CondaminePort HerculesMarina and commerce
FontvieilleFontvieille HarborReclaimed land development
LarvottoLarvotto BeachBeachfront tourism
Jardin ExotiqueExotic Garden of MonacoBotanical gardens and cliffs

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