Sightseeing

Green Coffee — the «greenest» coffee in the Principality of Monaco
Green Coffee — the «greenest» coffee in the Principality of Monaco
Monaco has a reputation for the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of its local residents who manage to create an impressive kaleidoscope of businesses on its miniature territory. Green Coffee is a living example of how passion, originality and know-how make for the launch of a successful company.
23 Jul, 2020
Prince's Palace
Monaco commemorative 2-euro coins: the treasure at the bottom of your wallet
Certain coins dwelling in your porte-monnet may turn out to be real treasures. An inconspicuous 2-euro coin featuring Princess Grace and minted in 2007 is valued at thousands of euros by collectors.
8 Jul, 2020
Past and future of Formula 1
Formula 1 celebrates its 70th Anniversary
2020 marks a historic year for Formula 1, which will be celebrating its 70th anniversary. With seven decades of world championships, 33 world champions, 108 Grand Prix winners, 764 drivers and more than 150 teams, there's a lot to look back on.
4 Jul, 2020
Visitandines
The historic chain that leads to a 150 Year Anniversary of Lycée Albert I
It was 150 years ago exactly to this May 2020 when on May 31, 1870, Prince Charles III created the College of Monaco on the Rock, its very first.
29 May, 2020
The Grimaldi Dynasty
The Grimaldi Dynasty Secured by a Unique 100 Year Birthday in 2020
For a Dynasty to survive hundreds of years is a small miracle indeed.
24 May, 2020
A Guide to Visiting the Casino de Monte-Carlo
A Guide to Visiting the Casino de Monte-Carlo
With its stunning French Renaissance décor, grand gaming rooms, and high-profile guest list, the Casino de Monte-Carlo is the epitome of luxury. Putting the principality of Monaco firmly on the map, the casino has been drawing visitors from all over the globe since it was built in 1893.
3 May, 2020
Casino
5 Biggest Casinos in Europe – Monaco Makes the List!
Every year, more casinos are popping up all over the world – each one trying to make its own mark and leave an ever-lasting impression imprinted on peoples’ mind.
1 Apr, 2020
Friday the thirteenth: Casinos Buck The Trend Of Fear
Friday the thirteenth: superstitions around the omnious or lucky number 13?
Friday the thirteenth, unlucky for some, but for Casinos in Monaco it can be a bumper day.
13 Mar, 2020
Unknown facts about Monaco: courtesans of Monte Carlo
If you have ever visited Monte Carlo Casino, you probably noticed the “Florentine Graces” painted by Paul Gevrais. There is a reason this piece of art depicting famous courtesans decorates the Salle Blanche.
12 Feb, 2020
Visits of French presidents to Monaco
Albert I and Rainier III knew very well that the principal task in the development of foreign connections was to create formal diplomatic channels, important elements of which were official visits.
8 Feb, 2020
Monaco’s own Space Program
Monaco’s own Space Program Aims Skywards with High Tech NanoSatellites
Two vast frontiers stretch almost beyond our reach, the oceans and outer space. Prince Albert I was instrumental in bringing science to bear on the oceans, pioneering environmental projects in advance of today’s scientists and on which they can now benefit.
29 Dec, 2019
Prince Honore II of Monaco
Honoré II, Monaco’s First Ruler Formally Titled «Sovereign Prince»
The history of Monaco has always been one of crafting an independent path while great power rivalries swirled around it.
22 Dec, 2019
Philibert Florence
Famous Monegasques: Remembering Philibert Florence, the great artist from Monaco
Streets and buildings of Monaco-Ville, stretching from the seaside to the Prince’s Palace, remind us of those who made the Principality the way we see it now. One of the streets bears the name of Philibert Florence, and this year Monaco celebrates the 100th Anniversary of his death.
30 Oct, 2019
Léo Ferré at the Fest of Unified Socialist Party, Colombes (France), 1973. CC BY-SA 3.0 @Jean-Pierre Roche, wikipedia.org
Leo Ferre — An Anarchist Musician from Monaco
A one-man orchestra, this is what the Monegasque musician Leo Ferre truly is. During his career he managed to release dozens of albums, write a novel and compose oratorios inspired by the non-trivial verses of Appolinaire and Baudelaire.
29 Oct, 2019
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