Rainier III Sculpture Trail

Routes and walks

Monaco, an open-air museum . At the instigation of Prince Rainier III, the Principality of Monaco acquired a rich collection of artworks, and that cultural policy continues today under the reign of Prince Albert II. Sculpture occupies a special place in that cultural offering, with over 200 works to be found in the gardens, streets and squares of Monaco.
The works also offer an insight into the history of the Principality itself, with many being dedicated to the iconic Princes, personalities, events and places of Monaco.

Monaco-Ville Sculpture Path

Snapshot of Monaco’s history through its sculptures and buildings.

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Fontvieille Sculpture Path

Fontvieille is one of Monaco’s newest districts, built on 23 hectares of land reclaimed from the sea in the 1970s. It is also one of the most landscaped areas of the Principality, with numerous gardens and beautiful sculptures.

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Monte-Carlo Sculpture Path

Start at the top of the “French-style” Boulingrins gardens, which date back to 1865 and take their name from the game of boules, played as early as the 17th century.

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