Kyriaki Topalidou is a journalist with a background in Journalism, New Media, and Communications, as well as Political Science. Originally from Greece, she is fluent in English, French, and Greek. With a keen eye for compelling stories, she contributes to Monaco Life’s continued success, bringing insightful coverage and a global perspective to the publication.
La Mairie de Monaco is introducing a new monthly event combining live music with local food and drink at the Condamine Market starting this Thursday.
An Irish writer will take to the stage at the Princess Grace Irish Library in Monaco on 5th March to talk about a subject that runs deep in Irish culture: the story of women who left home.
A new exhibition at Monaco's Musée d'Anthropologie Préhistorique is inviting visitors into a world of ancient rituals, sacred objects, and beliefs that shaped the world for generations.
Monaco has launched a call for volunteers to help deliver the Grand Départ of La Vuelta a España when the Principality hosts the prestigious cycling event in 2026.
Menton's popular lemon festival attracts 250,000 visitors each year, but one does not necessarily need a ticket to experience the magic.
The Théâtre Princesse Grace has announced three major productions for February, kicking off with a stage version of Ingmar Bergman's acclaimed television series about marriage in crisis.
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