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Is Monaco safe? 🇲🇨
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As of October 2026, Monaco scores 92/100 on the IsMyTripSafe safety index — verdict: yes — very safe. Of the 1 Monaco destination assessed, Monte Carlo scores highest (94/100).
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Monaco 🇲🇨
Monaco · Assessed 13 October 2026
92
/ 100
What drives this score
Crime85/100GoodCrime index 25.5 / 100
Sentiment89/100GoodMostly positive
Advisories100Good
Stability88Good
Health95Good
01 · Official Guidance
Advisories
Good
Exercise normal security precautions
“Canada's official risk level for Monaco: exercise normal security precautions.”
Updated 2026-10-09T08:00:15.1291054-04:00
Full advisory →02 · Evidence Signals
Crime
Good
Mugging & robbery risk
Low risk
92
City SignalCity Web Research
Pickpocketing & theft risk
Moderate risk
78
City SignalCity Web Research
Visitor safety sentiment
90 / 100 (Mostly positive)
90
City SignalCity Web Research
Robbery / mugging
LowArmed robbery is extremely rare; no recent incidents involving visitors reported in the dossier.
Pickpocketing
ModeratePickpocketing occurs occasionally in crowded areas like Monte Carlo casino and during events; keep bags zipped and front-facing.
03 · Environment
Health & Air
Good
04 · Institutions
Stability
Good
05 · Field Research
Current Situation
Stable
Traveller sentiment score
Mostly positive
89/100
Reported feel90Mostly positive
Robbery risk92Low risk
Pickpocket risk78Moderate risk
Visitors consistently report feeling very safe walking alone, even at night, due to visible policing and low street crime.
Yes. Monaco is one of the safest destinations in Europe for visitors, with exceptionally low violent crime and strong police presence.
Monaco maintains a very low crime rate, supported by high police density and effective governance. While petty theft can occur in crowded tourist areas, violent incidents targeting visitors are extremely rare. The city-state's safety is reinforced by strict law enforcement and minimal exposure to broader regional risks.
Recent developments
- Jun 2026Police investigated a blast in Monaco that wounded three people; no link to terrorism established— Al Jazeera
- Jul 2026Reports emerged of an assassination plot under investigation; no public threat to visitors identified— DW.com
- Sep 2026Over 1,000 workers marched in Monaco protesting pension reform; demonstrations remained peaceful— Nice-Matin
Common scams
- Overcharging by unlicensed taxi drivers
- Fake charity solicitations near casinos and hotels
Full briefing
Monaco’s safety environment remains exceptionally strong, with a visible police presence contributing to low levels of violent crime. The dossier notes a blast incident in June 2026 that injured three people, investigated by authorities without terrorism links, and a separate assassination plot under review in July 2026, neither of which posed a direct threat to visitors. Peaceful labor demonstrations in September 2026 caused no disruption to tourism or public safety. Pickpocketing remains the primary concern for travelers, particularly in high-traffic zones like the Monte Carlo casino during peak hours or events, though overall theft rates are low. Visitors are advised to use only licensed taxis, avoid displaying valuables, and remain alert in crowded areas. Health risks are minimal, with air quality rated good and no active disease outbreaks affecting the city-state. The combination of effective governance, low homicide and traffic fatality rates, and strong institutional controls supports Monaco’s reputation as a secure destination. Travelers should still exercise normal precautions, especially regarding personal belongings in tourist-heavy zones, but can generally expect a safe and orderly visit.
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Monaco safety FAQ
Is Monaco safe to visit right now?
On our composite index Monaco scores 92/100. See the destination reports above for city-level detail. (Updated 13 October 2026.)
What is the safest place to visit in Monaco?
Of the destinations we've assessed, Monte Carlo currently scores highest at 94/100 (Very Safe).
Where does this Monaco safety data come from?
Directly from public sources: US, UK and Canadian government advisories, World Bank and UNODC crime statistics, WHO health data, live air-quality, disaster and earthquake feeds — plus AI field research over current local reporting. Read the full methodology.