Monaco approves next phase of Larvotto Supérieur amid delays and design limits
Monaco’s Larvotto Supérieur project — 35 state apartments on boulevard du Larvotto — has cleared a key legislative step, though completion has been pushed to late 2028 following geotechnical complications.
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Three commercial spaces up for tender in Monaco
Monaco's Administration des Domaines is inviting applications for two commercial units at the new Résidence Héméra and a food kiosk near îlot Pasteur, with a deadline of 27 April 2026.
Monaco Sevens to return on May 1 with Olympic champion Antoine Zeghdar as patron
Monaco Sevens returns May 1 in Beausoleil with international teams, Olympic champion Antoine Zeghdar as patron and free public access.
Monaco launches its first ever Yachting Student Fair as part of inaugural Capital of Advanced Yachting Rendezvous
More than 800 young people descended on the Yacht Club de Monaco on Saturday 21st March for the first ever Yachting Student Fair — a new initiative designed to open up the maritime and yachting...
Hôtel de Paris chef Dominique Lory wins top Gault&Millau regional honour
Dominique Lory, Executive Chef of the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, has received the Gault&Millau d'Or PACA and Monaco 2026, the guide's highest regional distinction, at a ceremony in Nice.
The quiet diplomat: how one man’s passion for manga brought a Japanese princess to Monaco
A years-long cultural exchange between Monaco and Japan comes into focus through Cédric Biscay’s work, from manga and rugby to diplomacy, culminating in a landmark royal visit.
Event: The man who photographed a love story before the couple knew it was one
The Princess Grace Irish Library will host an illustrated talk on Irish photographer Edward Quinn, the man behind the lens when Grace Kelly first met Prince Rainier III in 1955, on Thursday 2nd April.
Nice Airport’s biggest ever summer: 130 destinations, 10 new routes
Nice Côte d’Azur Airport has unveiled its Summer 2026 flight programme, its most ambitious to date, with 130 destinations across 47 countries — eight more than last year and the largest network in the airport’s history.
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