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  1. palais.mcPalais Princier de Monaco

    Site officiel du Palais Princier de Monaco. Actualité de la famille princière : communiqués, discours, vidéos, photos... Découvrez l'histoire du Palais et de la famille Grimaldi.

  2. palais.mc › en › indexPrince's Palace of Monaco - Monarchy of Monaco

    Official website of the Prince’s Palace of Monaco. News of the princely family: press releases, speeches, videos, photos... Discover the history of the Palace and the Grimaldi family.

  3. www.palais.mc › en › the-institutionPrince's Palace of Monaco - Palais Princier de Monaco

    Official website of the Prince’s Palace of Monaco. News of the princely family: press releases, speeches, videos, photos... Discover the history of the Palace and the Grimaldi family.

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Prince's_Palace_of_MonacoPrince's Palace of Monaco - Wikipedia

    The Prince's Palace of Monaco (French: Palais princier de Monaco; Monégasque: Palaçi principescu) is the official residence of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco. Built in 1191 as a Genoese fortress , during its long and often dramatic history it has been bombarded and besieged by many foreign powers.

  5. pt.wikipedia.org › wiki › Palácio_do_Príncipe_dePalácio do Príncipe de Mônaco – Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre

    O Palácio do Príncipe de Mônaco ( português brasileiro) ou Palácio do Príncipe do Mónaco ( português europeu) ou apenas Palácio de Mônaco ( Palais de Monaco em francês) é a residência oficial do Príncipe de Mônaco e respetiva Família Principesca Monegasca.

  6. www.monte-carlo.mc › en › generalThe Prince's Palace - Monaco Monte-Carlo

    The Prince's Palace. At heart of the Principality, on the site of a fortress constructed by the Genovese in 1215 stands the Prince's Palace. It harbours splendours tracing out seven centuries of uninterrupted sovereignty. Touring the Palace is synonymous with journeying through the centuries – from the Renaissance to the Napoleonic period.

  7. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › Palais_de_MonacoPalais de Monaco — Wikipédia

    Le palais de Monaco, communément appelé le Palais princier a ( monégasque : Palaçi d’u Pri̍ncipu ), est la résidence officielle du prince de Monaco depuis 1297. Il est situé en haut du rocher de Monaco, quartier le plus ancien de la principauté de Monaco, surplombant la mer Méditerranée de soixante mètres.