Sightseeing

Sculptures of Monaco: a walk along the Larvotto
We previously introduced you to the remarkable sculptures found in Fontvieille Park and Condamine area, however, the Principality also takes pride in other works of art lost in the shade of its trees. If you stroll around Monaco, you will easily find more than just one beautiful sculpture.
30 May, 2017
Roger Moore
Sir Roger Moore: James Bond legend dies after battle with cancer
British actor, Roger Moore, who became famous for portraying James Bond in seven "007" films between 1973 and 1985, has died after a battle with cancer, according to British medias. He was 89.
24 May, 2017
La Condamine Sculptures: continuing the walk
HelloMonaco continues its series on the splendid sculptures hidden around Monaco with part two of the treasures tucked away in the Condamine area, works of art that hold great significance and have very intriguing historical backgrounds.
18 Apr, 2017
Taking a look at the Prince’s Palace of Monaco
The Prince’s Palace of Monaco is the resplendent official residence of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco, Prince Albert II, and of his wife, Princess Charlene and their twins, Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques.
11 Apr, 2017
La Condamine Sculptures: start of the route
This article is part of the HelloMonaco series devoted to the historical and alluring sculptures that adorn the gardens and pedestrian areas in Monaco. We've already strolled among Fontveille sculptures and now we invite you to join us in another pleasant walk.
4 Apr, 2017
Monaco’s First Orange Liqueur
Born on the Boulevards of Monaco, L’Orangerie Monte-Carlo is the first 100% Monegasque liqueur. Made from the bitter oranges that grow alongside our boulevards, this liqueur has an authentic taste that has already delighted many people in the region.
1 Apr, 2017
Legendary Wine Cellar under the Hotel de Paris
Tour of the Legendary Wine Cellar under the Hotel de Paris “Our wish is to preserve the exclusivity of this exceptional place.
19 Mar, 2017
An Ode to traditional Monegasque cuisine
It seemed interesting to re-publish an article by Mr. Robert Boisson about Monegasque culinary traditions. This text completes the Committee's tribute to him in the 2017 calendar on the 30th anniversary of his death.
11 Mar, 2017
Bosio sculptor
The Legacy of Bosio: sculptor to the French monarchs
Monegasque sculptor Bosio made his name producing glorious works of art for the Monarchy in France. This article reveals details of his life and legacy.
5 Mar, 2017
Made in Monaco: how Lancaster pilot founded world-renowned brand
Monaco has created some of the most popular products worldwide and is home to some of the best luxury brands. This series will explore the brands that were born and developed in the principality, revealing the ideas behind the brands and how they came to be.
4 Mar, 2017
1 million euros for the restoration of Monaco’s Museum of Traditions
Monaco’s Museum of Traditions, which houses the Museum of “Vieux Monaco” is due to undergo an expansion. Some serious changes will create more space for this quite small museum.
15 Dec, 2016
Where to go in Monaco: Prince’s Palace
The Prince’s Palace located in Monaco-Ville has been the official residence of Monaco’s rulers for more than 700 years.
29 Sep, 2016
Where to go in Monaco: Oceanographic Museum
In 1910 Prince Albert I, also known as “Prince of the Seas”, founded the world-renowned Oceanographic Museum. The great-great-grandfather of the present ruler of Monaco was a scientist and explorer with an incredible passion for the depths of the sea.
29 Sep, 2016
The House of Grimaldi: Rainier III- The Builder Prince of Monaco
On 6th April 2005, another chapter of Monaco’s history came to an end. The oldest European monarch Prince Rainier III died at Monaco's Cardiothoracic Centre at the age of 81. Prince Rainier III was one of those outstanding rulers whose reign has completely changed the image of Monaco.
27 Sep, 2016
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