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The remade Larvotto seafront, one season on

How a renewed promenade changed the rhythm of Monaco's beach quarter.

Sophie Renaud· Life & culture editor 5 September 20263 min read
A rocky stretch of Côte d'Azur coastline in warm afternoon light

Photograph via Unsplash

The measure of a renewed seafront is not the ribbon-cutting but the ordinary Tuesday: whether people actually walk it, sit on it and fold it into their week. On that test, a good promenade quietly changes a neighbourhood.

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