New National Museum of Monaco - Villa Paloma

If you like art (and even if you don’t) you should visit. The building is beautiful! Their garden and the view is also very pretty. We saw the George Condo exhibit. You can tell not many people know about it and that makes it more enjoyable as its not crowded. I highly recommend the visit.

We had a very nice visit to the villa and there was a free exhibition

I visited when they had "MIQUEL BARCELÓ, OCEANOGRAPHER". I was lucky to appreciate the exhibition after I visited the oceanographic museum. The exhibition was absolutely stunning. I wonder why there were no people other than me...

This is the only villa from the Bew National Museum of Monaco, which is open. There are three floors, and the all showcase the artworks of an Italian artist. The works are of conceptual nature and may not be appealing to everyone. The entrance is free.

An absolutely lovely experience. Picturesque view, friendly staff, well curated exhibition, the vibes are vibing. Student tickets are free and the standard is €6 which you can also use at Villa Sauber for the current Newton exhibition. That’s a pity though that no one told use cause my mom paid twice. Otherwise an immaculate space.

Great museum/gallery. We went then they where showing George Condo, was excellently curated. Free admission for students, and free lockers for bags. Was almost empty when we visited, and there is a gorgeous surrounding garden.

The New National Museum of Monaco is housed in two separate villas: Villa Sauber and Villa Paloma. The exhibits feature contemporary art, as well as photography, drawings and paintings. At Villa Sauber the theme is the performing arts and at Villa Paloma it is the environment that is the focus of the artists whose exhibits are on display. It is a progressive museum dedicated to preserving tradition and you can see many of the artists' works on display, including many theatrical costumes. It is an interesting and unique place to explore to spend a special afternoon.

Very worth it! There's a cave tour just in the bottom of the park. The succulents and cactuses are definitely not what you're used to! Would advise against coming here in a hot summer day though.