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Prince Albert II retraces a 500-year-old family legacy across the French countryside
Prince Albert II visited the Drôme, Indre-et-Loire and Maine-et-Loire on 6th and 7th May, retracing the legacy of 15th-century ancestor Imbert de Batarnay before paying tribute to the French military at the schools of Saumur.
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NMNM welcomes an exhibit into the “schizo-frenzied” works of George Condo
American artist George Condo’s imaginative and eclectic art works of subjects not-quite-human are going on show at the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco.
Record attendances, early closures: A mixed bag as ski season draws to a close
Short but sweet is perhaps the best way to summarise the 2022/23 season for the Côte d'Azur's popular ski slopes.
The return of El Niño: what will the impact be on Monaco and France?
The La Niña weather phenomenon, which intensified droughts and floods in several regions of the world, is finally over. But the one that is likely to follow, El Niño, will bring with it a whole new...
Monaco Streaming Film Festival now open for submissions
The Monaco Streaming Film Festival will be back in autumn for its third edition, but it is already casting the net for submissions from talented filmmakers from around the globe.
Monaco Council raises pool entry price for non residents to “reduce overcrowding”
Prices at the Stade Nautique Rainier III swimming pool in Monaco’s Port Hercule have risen significantly by 60% for non-residents, angering workers and those from the surrounding region.
May 1st strikes: travel to be heavily disrupted
Trouble is brewing for travellers trying to get away, or around, for the May 1st long weekend as the pension reform strikes peak on France's Fête du Travail.
