Mareterra, Monaco's most ambitious land reclamation project, will be
inaugurated on December 4, 2024, by Prince Albert II and Princess
Charlene. This €2 billion eco-district, complete with luxury residences,
a marina, and public green spaces, will welcome the public starting
December 5.
The eagerly awaited Mareterra district, a breathtaking six-hectare
extension of Monaco’s coastline, will be officially inaugurated on
December 4 by Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene. This monumental €2
billion project, launched in 2013, stands as a remarkable achievement
in engineering and urban design, delivered six months ahead of schedule.
With the removal of construction barriers near the Louis II Tunnel and the Fairmont Hotel, residents and visitors have been drawn to Mareterra's striking features.
Highlights include the 16-berth marina and the iconic Renzo building,
designed by famed architect Renzo Piano. While these visible landmarks
are impressive, much of the district's transformation happened behind
the scenes. Over 3,500 workers dedicated their efforts to completing
this remarkable project, poised to become a crown jewel in Monaco's
urban landscape.
Starting December 5, the Mareterra district will be open to the public, offering a 500-meter coastal promenade for leisurely strolls and lush green spaces featuring 1,000 mature trees. The district also boasts 12 shops and restaurants, an extension of the Grimaldi Forum, and 160 parking spaces, ensuring a welcoming and accessible experience for all visitors.
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