MONACO-VILLE

Monaco-Ville

Stroll through its charming maze of cobbled streets, passing historic houses, small shops, and souvenir and craft shops. Stop at one of the charming little cafes and restaurants for drinks and snacks. Among these is a pinch of Italian restaurants, whose rich aroma permeates the region at lunch and dinner.
 

Monaco-Ville is a small neighborhood that exudes beauty and charm and is a great place to spend time. This is where visitors can experience the old Monaco before the construction of new towers and the mooring of luxury boats and super yachts in the harbor.
 

Monaco-Ville, the oldest community in the city, is located on a large peninsula called Le Rocher (rock). François Grimaldi, whose own circle of relatives had dominated the principality of Monaco since 1297, conquered the coast in 1297. Grimaldi hired deception to capture the cape: he masked himself as a Franciscan monk with his cousin, Rainer I, Lord of Cagnes so that the reigning owners would rely on them and open the doors. After heading away, Grimaldi built a fortress here, which eventually expanded into the palace, which is now the residence of the Prince of Monaco.
 

The palace is the largest structure in Palace Square. The guards stand guard at the entrance (Prince's Carabinieri Company). To the right is a statue of the famous François Grimaldi dressed as a Franciscan monk. As this ancient city sits on a rock, you can enjoy spectacular views of Monaco.
 

For further information, please contact MONACO PROPERTIES : 
 

Tel. +377 97 97 33 97 

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Email : info@mpmonaco.com