Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Jardin Exotique to welcome visitors again by late summer 2025
After years of delays and setbacks, Monaco’s beloved Jardin Exotique is finally set to reopen in 2025, promising a fully renovated space for locals and tourists.
Read moreCovid-19 latest: WHO maintains highest alert level as circulation in Monaco continues to drop
The spread of Covid in Monaco has hit a remarkable low, with just 5% of all tests now coming back positive. The latest figures come as the WHO this week maintained its highest alert level, saying the...
Monaco Life’s ‘Best Of’: Top Places to Buy Champagne
With the end of Dry January on the horizon, Monaco Life checks out the best places to buy – and enjoy – champagne in the Principality.
“Responsive” and “efficient”: In challenging times, the CHPG has more than risen to the occasion
The CHPG is the jewel in the crown of Monaco’s social services. It has the tech, the investments and the networks, but it also has the respect of its staff and patients after a challenging three...
Further pension reform strikes planned for 31st January
In protest at plans to up the retirement age and overhaul the pensions system, French unions are joining forces for another round of strike action at the end of this month.
Violence against women on the rise in Monaco, IMSEE study shows
The annual IMSEE report from Monaco’s statistical agency on violence against women has just been released, showing a dramatic jump in acts of aggression over the last year.
Brexit blues continue for EU-based Brits who cite travel as biggest issue
According to a new survey, British citizens living in the EU by and large plan to make the move permanent, despite travel being trickier and difficulty feeling heard politically.