The museum's extensive collections, assembled over more than a century, reflect the various stages of regional Prehistory and Protohistory. Most of the archaeological and paleontological pieces come from the Principality and nearby regions of France and Italy, though some originate from further abroad. The collections are original (including burials, stone tools, and fauna) and come from excavations as well as donations.

The visit is structured around two main exhibition halls: the Albert I Hall and the Rainier III Hall. You’ll also find an open-air exhibition on the panoramic terrace, along with a souvenir shop featuring the Museum’s own publications.

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