Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous in Monaco
Think F1 Grand Prix races…world-class tennis tournaments…fancy casinos in Monte Carlo…film festivals…and celebrities. There has always been something royal and unique about Monaco. With its white-sand beaches and excellent lifestyle, this rich, exotic island is truly extraordinary.
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Monaco Fast Facts
Population: 30,510
Language: French (official)
Coastline: 4.1km
Climate: Mediterranean, with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers
Location: Bordering the Mediterranean Sea south of France, near the border with Italy
Country Code: 377
Time Zone: GMT+1
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Monaco Articles
The Travel Press Talks…June 2009 IssuePosted on May 22, 2009 by Anna Skellern
Glamour and glitz of St Tropez amongst others…
A Prince, A Donkey-driven Hero, and Spain’s Pueblo BlancosPosted on January 1, 2008 by International Living
As you read this, I’ll be listening to our contact Stefania Russo talking about the best places to find your own piece of la dolce vita, or hearing what my colleague Maria Savage has to say about Varna, Bulgaria. I might also have to sample a little of that ham I keep hearing about or some seafood tapas—all in the interests of research as I’ll be in Barcelona.
Visit This Adriatic Gem Before the Jet-set ReturnPosted on January 1, 2008 by International Living
Now that the excitement of the 60th Cannes film festival is over, European culture vultures will be looking elsewhere for entertainment.
Where to find real estate bargains on the French RivieraPosted on August 3, 2007 by International Living
Real estate prices are becoming more predictable-and stable-on the French Riviera. After almost 10 years of continued growth, signs of a slowdown have started to show. At the beginning of the year 2000, the price per square foot on the Promenade des Anglais, Nice was 280 euro ($372) average, but had risen to 990 euro ($1,320) by the end of 2006. Prices for small studios and apartments, valued at less than 300,000 euro ($405,000), continue to escalate, as there is increased demand and a limited supply.
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