Prince's Palace of Monaco

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Prince's Palace of Monaco

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Place du Palais princier, 98015, Monaco

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The Prince's Palace of Monaco, a historic fortress turned royal residence, boasts opulent rooms and stunning views, perfect for an enchanting visit.  

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"At five minutes before noon every day, the uniformedCarabiniers du Prince performa ceremonial changing of the guard in front ofMonaco'spalace. Though theroyal family still lives in the palace, much of the year there are tours that visit a selection of state apartments, each room dripping with gilt, draped in silk, and decorated with the vast collection of artwork and furniturecollectedby the House of Grimaldi since it began in 1160.As devoted patrons of the arts, the royal familyhosts classical music concerts on the palace grounds every summer. Tickets to see Prince Albert II’s jaw-droppingly impressive collection of antique cars are also available."

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Jędrzej Rakoczy

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Visiting this palace turned out to be a great experience! Interiors are simply astonishing, and most of them are still in use from time to time. Audio guides are available and included in the ticket. The whole tour should take about 1,5 hour. Definitely worth visiting!

Sujay Sreekumar

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A nice small but stunning well maintained palace. Many chandeliers, art work hanging. Can visit and cover it in an hour. Expect a lot of tourists. They give audio guide devices. Nice overall!

Jeff Hart

Google
Such a fabulous place. We were lucky to get the after hours private tours. It was amazing to see the palace without the crowds and hear the history in detail

Sara Ines

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The entrance fee is reasonable, 10€ for adults, with concessions available for students and children aged 6–17 at €5, and free entry for children under 6 . The ticket includes an audio guide, available in 11 languages, which provides insightful commentary throughout the tour. The palace itself is rich in history and offers a glimpse into the opulent state rooms. Overall, it’s a worthwhile experience, and I would recommend it to anyone visiting Monaco.

Roland Viski

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Was just visiting the outside of the Palace and the area and it’s located at the heart of the old town, lots of restaurants and souvenir stores, well-maintained and stunning. Amazing view of the city and the harbour

Amandine Jalquin

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It is a great museum which is well-maintained. We were given some headsets at the entrance for the guided tour, you can choose your language and your pace. It was a good experience.

Codry Here

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Visiting the outside of Prince's Palace of Monaco was a captivating experience; its regal architecture and historic charm truly stand out against the stunning backdrop of Monaco’s skyline. I was lucky enough to catch the guard changes, which happen only 10 minutes each day— a fascinating glimpse into royal tradition.

S.R. Wen

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It is a good palace with interesting collection of arts. The guards may “randomly”tells tourists that “no photo allowed”, depending on their mood, apparently.