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Monaco Sightseeing

Although Monaco is a modern city, there is a medieval neighborhood that is worth more than a glance. Le Rocher, as it is called, is a medieval fortified city built on a promontory into the sea, and has now become one of Monaco’s four quarters. Many of the city’s tourist attractions can be found in Le Rocher, for example the Palais Princier, the residence of the Prince of Monaco, a hodgepodge of many different... read more

Monaco Travel Guide

Monaco is one Europe’s few microstates, a charming city bordered on three sides by France and located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Monaco is well known for being a tax heaven, and also for being home to many of the continent’s wealthiest people. The city is a popular holiday destination, and many tourists seek it out not only for its numerous casinos and its F1 race, but also for its architectural charms... read more

Monaco History

In 1956, another legendary event marked Monaco’s history: Prince Reiner III married American actress Grace Kelly, in a ceremony that captured the attention of the entire world. A new constitution, proclaiming women's right to vote and abolishing the capital punishment was adopted in 1962. The Franco-Monegasque relations were once again stipulated by the 2002 treaty, which specifies that Monaco will remain independent... read more

Monaco Nightlife

Eating out is a tough one in Monaco: will it be French, Italian or Thai, fusion? Will you go to a classy restaurant, an open air terrace or just buy wrap and enjoy it in the park? Considering that Monaco is only 12 km far from the Italian border, here is the place where two universally appreciated cuisines meet: French and Italian (make three if we take into account the Mediterranean influences). Gourmet restaurants... read more