Good Morning Monaco
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Good Morning Monaco Wednesday, August 12, 2026 “Never so close”: Roca Team pushes on with CNOSF appealThe Roca Team has confirmed it will file a petition with France’s National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF) as part of a conciliation procedure Monaco tourism holds steady despite global headwinds Monaco’s tourism sector remained resilient throughout July, with hotel occupancy holding at levels comparable to the same month last year despite a challenging international backdrop, according to figures from the Monaco Government Tourist and Convention Authority… Jeune Chambre Economique de Monaco launches free workshop series on human capital and performance The Jeune Chambre Economique de Monaco is launching a new series of free workshops this autumn, titled “The Employee as a Strategic Lever for Performance and Growth,” running across October and November… |
The unseen guardians of Larvotto beach Long before the first swimmers arrive and sunbeds begin filling Larvotto Beach, a dedicated team is already hard at work preparing Monaco’s most popular stretch of coastline for another busy summer day…
Blood donation remains a crucial gesture in Monaco, even through Summer Donating blood may take only a matter of minutes, but it remains one of the simplest and most essential ways to help save lives, and Monaco’s Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace (CHPG) is renewing its call for donors this summer…
Place d’Armes car park reopens after upgrades The Place d’Armes car park has reopened to motorists and motorcyclists following the completion of a key phase of works linked to the ongoing redevelopment of Monaco’s Condamine Market, as reported by Monaco Matin
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Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Visitors to the Prince’s Palace are discovering centuries of Monegasque history through the restored State Apartments, where magnificent interiors, works of art and an audio guide available in 11 languages bring the Grimaldi family’s story to life. As the official residence of Prince Albert II and the Princely Family, the palace remains a working home, and lucky visitors may even catch an unexpected glimpse of the Sovereign during their visit. For those seeking an even more exclusive experience, private guided tours are also available, offering a rare opportunity to explore one of Monaco’s most historic and iconic landmarks.
