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10 stories about the districts of Monaco
Unknown Principality: 10 stories about the districts of Monaco
As in every state, Monaco has its own administrative division of its territory. The 2.2 square km surfaceon which the Principality is located, is divided into several categories. Let’s get into the details. The secteur reserve category includes Monaco-Ville and Ravin Sainte-Dévote.
14 Aug, 2019
Michael Jackson
Exceptional night: when Michael Jackson made the public cry during his performance in Monaco
The residents of Monaco have long been accustomed to seeing world’s most popular people on the streets of their small state.
30 Jul, 2019
Portrait of Charles III of Monaco @commons.wikimedia.org
Charles III: Golden Pages in the History of Monaco
Prince Charles III of Monaco was born 200 years ago, on december 8, 1818 in Paris, France, as Charles Honore Grimaldi. He was the only son to Prince Florestan I of Monaco and Princess Maria Caroline Gilbert de Lametz.
24 Jul, 2019
Louis Ducruet: the true love and professional ambition of Prince Albert’s nephew
Louis Ducruet: the true love and professional ambition of Prince Albert’s nephew
Louis Ducruet’s wedding is one of the most anticipated events of this summer. Prince Albert’s nephew is only 26, but the young man has already found his soulmate and has all the chances for a successful career in AS Monaco, the local football club.
21 Jul, 2019
Made in Monaco: Banana Moon or how to swim in Monaco
One of the most successful swimwear brands in major worldwide department stores, including Galeries Lafayette, Printemps and El Corte Ingles, was created right here in Monaco, and is now distributed in over 55 countries in the world: Banana Moon.
17 Jul, 2019
Roger Moore
Sir Roger Moore: James Bond of Monaco
Roger Moore is a famous British actor who will perhaps always be remembered for his role as James Bond in seven of the 007 series films from 1973 to 1985.
3 Jul, 2019
Alice Heine — the First American Princess of Monaco
Alice Heine — the First American Princess of Monaco
If you think that Grace Kelly was the first American woman to tie the knot with a Monegasque Prince, then you probably did not hear the story of Princess Alice.
18 Jun, 2019
Monaco Yacht Show
Monaco’s Port Hercule: The Beating Heart of the Principality, The Grand Prix, the Yacht Show and Local Culture
Long before its Cathedral graced the Rock that overlooks the Port of Monaco, local Ligurians, seafaring Phocaeans and Greeks worshipped their gods there.
13 Jun, 2019
Prince Honoré V @wikipedia.org
Grimaldi Family: legacy of Prince Honoré V
Prince Honoré-Gabriel was born in Paris on May 14, 1778, the eldest son of Prince Honoré IV of Monaco and Princess Louise Felicite Victoire d'Aumont, Duchesse de Mazarin et de La Meilleraye.
12 Jun, 2019
Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon in Monaco: a Trip to Remember
In the second half of the 20th century, Monaco attracted the rich and famous willing to experience the taste of life again after the losses and sorrows of World War II. The festive life and pleasant climate had turned the Principality into a paradise for elite society.
8 Jun, 2019
Olivier Beretta
Olivier Beretta — Monaco’s Pride in Endurance Racing
Since 1950, the Principality of Monaco has been inseparable from the history of Formula One, the F1 Monaco Grand Prix being one of the most prestigious of all championship races. Speaking about the history of motor racing in Monaco, it is impossible not to mention three names.
24 May, 2019
Monaco’s Naval Museum
Titanic and Pirates of the Caribbean Await at Monaco’s Naval Museum
Did you know that on our doorstep lies not only Formula 1 heaven but a maritime lover’s paradise too? Ships as well as automobiles fascinated Prince Rainier who found a passionate champion to help create the Naval Museum of Monaco.
30 Apr, 2019
Did you know that…
Unknown facts about Monaco: No cameras, no photos are allowed inside the casino Monte-Carlo Casino in Monaco is perhaps the most grand and famous gambling house in the world. The luxurious halls of this iconic building have often been a setting for “James Bond” movies.
24 Apr, 2019
Jean II, Lord of Monaco: a Decade of Triumph Ending in Mystery
In 1454, through an astute move, before his death, Lord Jean I of Monaco had written the «Rules of Succession» that would guide the state’s destiny. By these rules he had assured that Monaco would always be ruled by a male heir of the house of Grimaldi.
16 Apr, 2019
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