This tiny principality on the French Riviera covers just over 2 square kilometers, yet its glittering casinos and luxury apartments attract residents from all over the globe.
Latest statistics from the Monaco government confirm its population has topped 39,000 this year, squeezing into every available patch of land. Walking through Monaco feels more like navigating a bustling high-rise than a country.
The lack of space means nearly every building is tall, and green spaces are rare jewels. Monaco’s popularity as a tax haven and its glamorous lifestyle have only increased the crowding, with new development projects rising almost vertically.
The sense of constant activity and closeness is something visitors never forget.
