Did you know that Prince Albert I discovered a glacier hundred times the size of Monaco?
Monacobreen – formerly known as “Glacier de Monaco” – is an Artic glacier of 200 square kilometres’ (40 km long, 5 km wide, and 60…
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Francisca Cortés Solari, a renowned philanthropist visits Monaco
A few weeks ago, during the 5th edition of the Monaco Ocean Week, hundreds of Scientifics, entrepreneurs, politicians, and philanthropists from around the world met…
Did you know that Monaco is the birthplace of the oldest private TV channel in Europe?
Inaugurated on 19 November 1954 by HSH Prince Rainier III, the Télé Monte-Carlo is considered the oldest private TV channel in Europe. Less than two…
Do you know where the final resting place of the members of the Princely Family in Monaco is?
Although many people would answer this question by naming the Cathedral de Notre-Dame-Immaculée, the truth is that dating back to Jean II Grimaldi – also…
Do you know how the current borders of Monaco were settled and how they evolved?
In the Principality of Monaco, the construction of a defined territory has been more fluctuant in time. Since the arrival of the House of Grimaldi…