Monaco City (French: Monaco-Ville) is the southcentral Ward in the Principality of Monaco. Located on a headland that extends into the Mediterranean Sea, Monaco City is nicknamed The Rock (French: Le Rocher). The name "Monaco City" (French: Monaco-Ville) is misleading, Monaco City is a historical and statistical district, not a city.
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Magnificent cathedral, built from 1875 to 1901, is the last home of the ruling princes and the Princess Grace of Monaco several important 16th-century paintings are exhibited. Also relics the relics of St. Devote, Patron Saint of the Princely Family and Monegasques. A gorgeous organ built in 2011 with more than 7000 pipes and 4 keyboards is one of the most powerful in the world. Proper dress code where required Horaires Messes: En semaine 18h: Chapelle de la Miséricorde Samedi 18h: Cathédrale Dimanche 10h30: Cathédrale (présence de la chorale des Petits Chanteurs) 18h: Messe en latin Chapelle de la Miséricorde
Built in Roma-Byzantine style, from a white stone which is said to get brother when it rain. Was erected in 1875 where ones was St. Nichols Church. This cathedral is the resting place for several members of the Grimaldi family, included Princess Grace and Rainier III.
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A wonderful experience to overlook the magnificent harbour. It is well worth the effort to gain height to secure those memorable vantage points and capture them on your camera.
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Iconic point for panorama view of the city and entire harbour of Monaco. Courtyard is big but empty, very clean indeed. Change guards at 11.55AM everyday but I didn't want to wait around as heard it's always too crowded. It was nice enough for magnificent view and the route to walk up on top of the hill was pleasant. It's a highlight visit while you're in Monaco.
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Bask in the unabashed opulence of this palace, decked out in colored marbles and gold plating.
The palace and breathtaking, as is La Roche, an absolute must when visiting Monaco ???? It’s amazing how you can get so close to the palace too!
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The changing of the palace guards is a real treat to observe. You can st your watch to the time as they pinctula nad very discipline. The guards march so close to the multituide of visitors who are facinatesd by this. It is easy to take photos of them. Worth seeing if you are ther.
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This impressive building is very close to Saint Nicholas Cathedral and its unique architecture is going to draw your attention. I saw it only from outside and I think that it is not open for a visit.
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