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Chapel of the Visitation: A Sanctuary of Art and History

Discover a serene 17th-century chapel in Monaco-Ville, showcasing Baroque architecture and a rich collection of religious art.

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Nestled in Monaco's old town, the Chapel of the Visitation is a 17th-century Baroque chapel transformed into a museum. It offers a peaceful retreat with stunning architecture and religious art, including works by Rubens, Zurbaran, and Ribera.

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Local tips

  • Visit during weekdays for a quieter experience and to fully appreciate the chapel's peaceful atmosphere.
  • Check the chapel's schedule for any special events or services that might be taking place during your visit.
  • Explore the surrounding gardens for a complete experience of tranquility.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Chapel of the Visitation is located in Monaco-Ville. From the Prince's Palace, walk east through the old town. Continue along Place de la Visitation, where the chapel will be on your left.

  • Public Transport

    Monaco is accessible via its bus network. Take any bus that stops in Monaco-Ville. From the bus stop, walk towards the Prince's Palace and follow the walking directions to Place de la Visitation.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are available throughout Monaco. A taxi from Monte Carlo to the Chapel of the Visitation costs a flat rate of €18. The taxi will drop you off near Place de la Visitation.

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The Chapel of the Visitation, located in Monaco-Ville, is a captivating monument that embodies the principality's rich religious and cultural heritage. Constructed in the 17th century, this Baroque chapel was established by the Visitation Sisters, a religious order dedicated to education. Princess Charlotte de Gramont ordered its construction to educate young girls from the Monegasque community. The chapel's architecture showcases a blend of Baroque and Neoclassical styles, featuring frescoes and intricate woodwork. Transformed into a museum, it houses a collection of religious art. The collection once included masterpieces by Rubens, Zurbaran, and Ribera. Today, the Chapel of the Visitation provides a serene escape from Monaco's bustling city life. Visitors can admire the chapel's stunning interior and soak in its tranquil ambiance. The surrounding area offers scenic views of the Mediterranean, providing a picturesque setting for reflection.

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