Updated on June 19, 2023
There are so many reasons to love Monaco.
It’s an exceptional place where anything is possible. Where luck finds those who come to meet it with a smile. Jessica Sbaraglia is the Principality’s only female agriculturalist, who follows the principles of organic permaculture to create raised kitchen gardens. A parade of experiences and memories await you under the Mediterranean sun...
Let’s fall in love with Monte-Carlo!
What do you love most about Monaco?
Jessica Sbaraglia: There’s a real shift towards eco-friendly and sustainable living happening at the moment, and Monaco is setting itself up to be able to do that well.
What is your best memory of Monaco?
J.S: The day I ate the very first tomato I’d grown in the Monaco sunshine.
In a word, Monaco is...
J.S: A tiny country that achieves big things.
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