Articles — Monaco

School year in Monaco: the blessing of rucksacks and an hour of reading

On Monday morning on the Rock of Monaco the first bell rang for pupils of the François d'Assise — Nicolas Barré primary school. The ceremony took place under the special attention of State Minister Christophe Mirman, who visited the institution and confirmed the priorities for the school year in the
Michel Poma: farmhouse cheeses from La Turbie to Monaco

In 2012 Michel Poma swapped a career at an import–export company for a modest cheese shop in La Turbie. Today he runs three Le Coin du Fromager boutiques — in La Turbie, Menton and Monaco — and continues to champion the values of farmhouse cheeses and small producers. His story is not just a commerc
Stella Almondo received the Diapason d'Or for an album about Liszt

At the end of summer 2026, 19-year-old pianist from Monaco Stella Almondo received the prestigious Diapason d'Or for her second album, "Anges & Démons", dedicated to Franz Liszt. This award, presented by the respected French magazine about classical music, was recognition for a bold and personal pro
Daniela Águila: Cuban painting in Monaco for the first time

Cuban artist Daniela Águila is showing a solo exhibition in Monaco for the first time. From 8 June, Private Gallery is hosting the exhibition «Rêveries et Mémoires» — paintings in which the classical subjects of European painting are reinterpreted through a female gaze.
Renaturer la Ville: how Monaco returns the city to nature

On 14 July 2026 the Government of Monaco unveiled "Renaturer la Ville" ("Renaturing the City") — a strategic vision of how one of the most densely built states in the world intends to bring nature, shade and biodiversity back into its neighbourhoods. The plan was developed jointly with the landscape
Monaco versus glioblastoma: two PhD theses funded by GEMLUC

The Groupement des Entreprises Monégasques pour la Lutte contre le Cancer (GEMLUC) funded two doctoral theses at the Centre Scientifique de Monaco (CSM). The topic — high-grade malignant brain tumours: glioblastomas and some embryonal tumours, among the most aggressive and hardest to treat. The fund
Barbajuan: How Culinary Diversity of Montecarlo Pastry Will Help It Get on the UNESCO List

In Monaco, serious disputes are unfolding around the "correct" recipe for barbajuan - a pastry that has become a symbol of local cuisine. Some insist on the traditional version with pumpkin and ricotta, while others experiment with fillings. But it is this diversity that could be the key to recogniz
New feathered residents of Princess Antoinette Park: how Monaco takes care of animals

In Princess Antoinette Park in Monaco, there are six more feathered inhabitants now. Four ducks and two chickens moved here from the Zoo, which is closed for reconstruction. This step is part of the program to preserve biodiversity and create a comfortable environment for animals within the city lim
Grimaldi Forum in Monaco: How the world-class congress centre celebrates its anniversary

In its 25th year and after a major reconstruction, the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco has received a prestigious award as the best international congress centre. The M&IT Awards, presented in London, confirmed the leadership of the Monegasque venue among 200 contenders from around the world. This is alrea
The Girl with the Dove: How a Resident of Menton Ended Up in the Centre of Monaco's Royal Wedding

In the spring of 1956, ten-year-old Michelle Girolle stood in the courtyard of the Prince's Palace of Monaco with a white dove in her hands. In a moment, she handed the bird to Grace Kelly — the future Princess of Monaco, and she kissed the girl on the cheek. This scene, captured in photographs, wil
Ferrari in Monaco: Behind the Scenes of Exclusive Service for the Chosen Ones

In the heart of Monaco, on Rue du Gabian Street, a new Ferrari center has opened - not just a car dealership, but a true temple for fans of the Italian legend. The 1300 m² space combines a showroom with rare models and high-tech workshops, where each client receives a personalized approach. Here the
The Fireworks Spectacle of the French Riviera: How Cannes and Monaco Compete in Pyrotechnic Art

The history of pyrotechnic festivals on the French Riviera dates back to the 17th century, when grand fireworks displays were organized in honor of royal visits. Today, this tradition has evolved into a high-tech art form, where teams from 20 countries compete. The Cannes festival, founded in 1967,