The Prince’s Government, with the assistance of Princess Caroline of Hanover, has revealed its latest endeavour to support and promote Monaco’s vibrant and diverse cultural scene: culture.mc, a new one-stop website featuring all the creative goings-on in the Principality.

The inauguration of the new online platform was held on 7th November in the presence of Julien Dejanovic, the director of Monaco’s Digital Services Department; Françoise Gamerdinger, Director of Cultural Affairs; Princess Caroline; Monaco’s Interior Minister, Lionel Beffre; and Interministerial Delegate for Attractiveness and Digital Transition, Frédéric Genta (seen left to right above). Each represented the success of the collaborative efforts and vision that brought the project to fruition.

The website was developed by the Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the Interministerial Delegation for Digital Transition and has been designed to appeal to a wide-ranging audience.

From locals to tourists and teachers to students, the platform is positioned as a one-stop cultural guide to the Principality. On the site, visitors can access a centralised calendar, which will be regularly updated with all the latest shows, showcases and events, as well as buy tickets online and explore Monaco’s artistic community.

A special highlight is the “watch-listen” section, which features recorded performances, podcasts and cultural reports that will appeal to anyone looking to experience events remotely.

There are also dedicated spaces for young audiences and those interested in Monaco’s heritage, including conservation and promotional events.

To find out more about the latest happenings in the Principality and to see the new site in action, visit www.culture.mc.

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