Villa Paloma

Villa Paloma, built at the beginning of the 20th century, remained in the possession of private owners for a long time. It was in 1995 that it was bought by the Monegasque State. It was inaugurated in 2010, thus becoming the second exhibition space of the New National Museum of Monaco with the Villa Sauber. It is spread over three floors, with an exhibition area of 875 m². Located at the entrance to Monaco, near the Exotic Garden and the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology, it retains its original appearance in the heart of a balcony garden overlooking the city. Its “antique” gardens were created by Octave Godard, the most talented student of the famous landscape designer Edouard André (1840-1911).