Monaco

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Official Site: Principality of Monaco
Official Site: Monte-Carlo, Monaco
Wikipedia: Monaco
CIA World Factbook: Monaco
U.S. Department of State: Monaco
National Geographic: Monaco
BBC Country Profile: Monaco

Monaco Recent News

Official Site: Official Press Center Website
Google News: Monaco Search
New York Times: Monaco Search
Monaco Revue: Online Magazine

Monaco Vacation

Official Site: Monaco Travel
Official Site: Formula 1 Grand Prix
Official Site: Monaco Culture and Arts
U.S. Department of State: Monaco Travel and Business
Lonely Planet: Monaco
Wikitravel: Monaco

Monaco Politics

CIA World Factbook: Monaco Government
U.S. Department of State: Monaco Government
Wikipedia: Politics of Monaco | Constitution of Monaco

Monaco Government Sites

Official Site: Government Portal
Official Site: Government
Official Site: His Serene Highness Prince Albert II
Official Site: Minister of State
Official Site: Government Councellors
Official Site: Department of the Interior
Official Site: Department of Health and Social Affairs
Official Site: Department of Facilities, Urban Planning and Environment
Official Site: General Secretariat of the Ministry of State
Wikipedia: Prince of Monaco
Wikipedia: Albert II, Prince of Monaco
Wikipedia: Minister of State Jean-Paul Proust

Monaco International Relations

Official Site: Department for External Relations
U.S. Department of State: Monaco Foreign Relations
Wikipedia: Foreign Relations of Monaco
European Commission: The EU's relations with Monaco

Monaco Economy

Official Site: Department of Finance and Economy
Official Site: About the Principality of Monaco - Economy
Official Site: Monaco Private Banking
Monaco Online: Monaco: Economy
CIA World Factbook: Monaco Economy
Wikipedia: Economy of Monaco

Monaco Military

CIA World Factbook: Monaco Military
Wikipedia: Military of Monaco
Wikipedia: Compagnie des Carabiniers du Prince

Monaco Facts and History

Official Site: History
Official Site: About the Principality of Monaco - History
Official Site: Monaco FAQ
Wikipedia: History of Monaco
Heraldry by Countries: Monaco
Monaco Online: General Presentation Access and Communication

Monaco Maps and Geography

Official Site: Geography
Wikipedia: Geography of Monaco
CIA World Factbook: Monaco Geography

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Monaco Capital

Official Site: Monte Carlo
Wikipedia: Monaco
City Population: Monaco
Falling Rain Genomics: Places in Monaco
YourMonaco.com: Monaco Weather and Monte Carlo Weather

Monaco Photos and Videos

Official Site: Monaco Photo Gallery
Google Image Search: Monaco
Flickr: Monaco Photos
TrekEarth: Monaco Photos
Autosport: Monaco Grand Prix in Pictures
YouTube & Google Video: Principality of Monaco Video Search
Dailymotion: Principality of Monaco Video Search

Monaco Culture

Official Site: Monaco Culture
Official Site: Monaco Traditions
Massachusetts General Hospital: Bits of Culture - Monaco
Wikipedia: Monaco Grand Prix

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Guide Note

Monaco is the second smallest nation in the world, and the second most densely populated. Located in Europe, it is divided into 103 wards. It borders France on three sides and the Mediterranean Sea on its fourth. Roughly the same size as New York's Central Park, the city of Monaco and the Principality are essentially the same thing. Tourists are attracted to Monaco by its weather and casino, and its glamorous reputation. Businesspeople are attracted by its lack of income tax and what is seen as lax rules regarding money laundering.

Fast Facts

Full name: Principality of Monaco (Principauté de Monaco)
Capital: Monaco
Government: [Constitutional Monarchy]] and Principality
Population: 32,671 (July 2007)
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Exchange Rate
Official Language: French
Grimaldi family has ruled Monaco since 1292
Defended by France
Not a member of the EU
No income tax
Hosted Monaco Grand Prix since 1929
Calling code: +377

Grimaldi Family

The Grimaldi family has rule in Monaco since the 13th century. Their fortunes mirror the fortunes of Monaco. In the 20th and 21st centuries, the Princes continue to hold an important place in Monaco's society. Former monarch Prince Rainier III married American film actress Grace Kelly on April 18, 1956. They had three children, and then she died in 1982. Their son Albert took over as Prince of Monaco shortly before Prince Ranier died on April 6, 2005.

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