Sightseeing

History of Monaco: from the ancient times to Prince Albert II
The earliest references to Monaco appeared in early Ancient times, when ‘the Rock’ and its natural harbour served as a refuge for local tribes and sailors coming from the East.
19 Sep, 2016
Unknown facts about Monaco: Formula 1
The world-famous Monaco Grand Prix of the Formula 1 race circuit has sped through the streets of Monaco for more than 65 years. Here are some curious facts about this legendary race. Manhole covers For starters, before the race starts, all the manhole covers have to be welded down.
17 Sep, 2016
Unknown facts about Monaco: Casino de Monte-Carlo
Did you know that every year, more than 7,000,000 tourists take selfies in front of the Monte Carlo Casino? Since Monaco has become a sort of gambling ‘mecca,’ its main ‘temple’ located on the Place de Casino attracts people ready to risk their fortunes.
17 Sep, 2016
Prince Louis II
The House of Grimaldi: Louis II
The House of Grimaldi has ruled Monaco for 700 years. Each of the monarchs tried to contribute to its prosperity and Louis II was no exception. Louis Honoré Charles Antoine Grimaldi, great grandfather of Prince Albert II, played an important role in the development of his country.
17 Sep, 2016
Seven centuries of the Grimaldi Family history
In 1997 the Principality of Monaco celebrated the 700 anniversary of the Grimaldi dynasty rule.
19 Jul, 2013
The Casino, yes-yes, the very same Monte-Carlo Casino
Visit Monte-Carlo Casino Make sure you visit this grand casino building with the recognizable green roof in the center of the Monte-Carlo district, which has become the most recognizable symbol of Monaco, though it is actually a second casino building in Monaco.
17 Jul, 2013
Port Hercule in Monaco
Things to do and see in Monaco Make sure to visit the Port Hercules, which is located in La Condamine, a district of Monaco. It is a single deep-water port of the Cote d’Azur located in the center of the city.
17 Jul, 2013
Le Cathedral de Monaco – the Monaco Cathedral
Things to do and see in Monaco A walk down the Monaco-Ville, the most ancient district of the Principality, is a special delight. You are walking down the narrow medieval streets, which are excessively crowded by tourists at daytime, and can de completely desolate at night.
17 Jul, 2013
The history of Monaco: from Casino to the Prince of our days
From ancient times the Monaco Rocks (currently – the Monaco-Ville district, also known as La Rocher or the Rocks) and the natural port have served as the haven for the ancient tribes and the seafarers from the East.
11 Jul, 2013
Formula 1 Monte-Carlo Grand Prix 2013: a neophyte’s impressions
Though I was following the races online, I had a full effect of presence, as we live in the Port Hercules, where both the start and finish lines are located; the entrance to the audience rows was also passing through our yard.
3 Jul, 2013
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