There’s a reason so many people head to Monaco every year despite it covering just over two square kilometres: nowhere else packs this much spectacle into so little space. Formula 1 cars scream past luxury yachts in the Monte Carlo Grand Prix. The world’s best tennis players battle it out on clay overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Superyachts worth hundreds of millions of euros line up in Port Hercules for the Monaco Yacht Show. And that’s before the art festivals, show jumping, and black-tie galas that fill every gap in between.

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