-
Palais de Justice, 5 Rue Colonel Bellando de Castro, 98000 Monaco
- +377 98 98 88 11
- https://www.gouv.mc/Gouvernement-et-Institutions/Les-Institutions/La-Justice
-
Mon - Fri08:30 to 13:00 / 14:00 to 18:00Sat - SunClosed
Palace of Justice
Historic Courthouse: Nestled in Old Town, this iconic circular courthouse boasts distinctive architecture and is managed by the Princely Government of Monaco, overseeing governmental affairs, institutions, news, administration, and more.
ACTIVE EVENTS
David Stanley Google Reviews
The Supreme Court of Monaco sits in the Palace of Justice (1930) in Monaco-Ville.
Photos from this review
Sujay Sreekumar Google Reviews
Gorgeous, really beautiful building right next to the cathedral
Photos from this review
Luciano Carvalho Google Reviews
The Palais de Justice in Monaco is an elegant and dignified building, with its distinctive circular staircase and beautifully carved stone façade. Visiting it, I admired the blend of simplicity and grandeur, fitting for a place that upholds Monaco’s legal tradition in the heart of the old town.
Photos from this review
Helen McIntyre Google Reviews
Beautiful building beside the Catherdral where The royal family are buried. You cannot enter as it is a working judicial building, but the outside is impressive.
Photos from this review
Rafael “Pretty Honest Reviews” Restrepo Google Reviews
Adjacent to the cathedral, the Palace of Justice is a courthouse which has a very particular type of architecture with symmetrical staircase. During the busiest part of the day in Monte Carlo, Monaco, this gem of a courthouse had zero people on it. This makes it the perfect photo opportunity.
Photos from this review
T C Google Reviews
Nice photo opportunity near the cathedral. Was built in 1930 from a gray porous stone containing pebbles and shells and has two front stairs that join at the first floor in a balcony.
Photos from this review
Marta Pinhão Google Reviews
Built in 1924 on the personal initiative of HSH Prince Louis II and inaugurated on May 1st 1930. It is built out of sea tuff, a grey and porous stone. The bust of Sovereign Honoré II, dated 1568, appears in one of the Palace façades. Located next to Saint Nicholas Cathedral in Monaco-ville. Visits are not possible.
Photos from this review