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From Poussin to the present: Monaco exhibition traces four centuries of nature
The Nouveau Musée National de Monaco has launched its first exhibition of 2026, bringing together works by nearly 40 contemporary artists alongside classical paintings. Some of the most notable are five canvases by the 17th century French painter Nicolas Poussin.
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Monaco’s The Niwaki to host European Sushi Championship
The competition will showcase the talents of nine specialist sushi chefs from throughout Europe, including France’s Tino Singharaj, who recently claimed the 2024 French Sushi Championship title.
What is going on with the weather in Monaco?
From the sand-stained rain to storm warnings and a yellow weather alert, the current conditions in Monaco, as well as across the Riviera, couldn’t be less like the usual sunshine and balmy...
Marius Monaco replaces Conscientiae at former Stars’n’Bars premises
Prince Albert II was among the local crowd of guests and wellwishers who attended the opening of Marius Monaco in Stars'n'Bars former premises on 14th June.
Podcast: VistaJet’s Simon Rochefort talks elite travel
In this podcast, Cassandra Tanti chats to Simon Rochefort, Vice-President in charge of sales at VistaJet, a company founded by Thomas Flohr win 2004 that has revolutionised business aviation.
Bugatti’s ‘Trois panthères marchant’ sells for record-breaking sum
The celebrated piece was one of 69 lots sold by Bonhams at a major auction in early June, and it smashed previous records for any of Bugatti’s other works.
Olympics: Stade Louis II selected as venue for Rugby 7s qualification stages
This coming weekend, Monaco’s Stade Louis II will host the Olympic qualification stages for hopeful men’s and women’s Rugby 7s teams from around the world.
