Final Presentation - Monaco

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Monaco is asovereign city state

located in the FrenchRiviera in WensternEurope,Mediterranean coast,south of *ranceand lies on the

border with !tal'.

Monaco is thesecond smallest

co)ntr' by area inthe +orld, onlyvatican city issmaller and is themost denselypopulated country in

the world.enessis Lopezenessis Lopez


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GastronomyCuisine in the country has substantial inuence

from the French cuisine. !he main recipes ofMonegas"ue food are based on #sh, freshvegetables, seafood, olive oil and rice.

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!he national specialtiesof Monaco includebarba%i)an

adelicious pastry madefrom rice, cheese, lee$and pump$in orspinach.

*o)%asse made from

fragrant orange owerwater and garnish withaniseed and nuts.



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%ome of the appetizers that are usually served in

the country are %rilled,r)it ebabs.

"aba %ano)s. preparedwith olive oil, garlic, onion,lemon &uice, eggplants,tahini, salt, blac$ pepper,tomato, cold water and

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!uristicalattractions

Monaco has four traditional"uarters. From west to east theyare' Fontvieille (the newest),

Monaco*+ille (the oldest), aCondamine, and Monte Carlo

Fontvieille

Monaco*+ille

aCondamine

Monte Carlo


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/&# C2L&Monte Carlo is the district with the mostglamorous atmosphere, in a setting ofstunning natural beauty. Monte*Carlostands on a roc$y promontory to thenorth of the -ort of Monaco. !here arebreathta$ing seaside views from thegorgeous terrace of Place d) Casino.

Campagna, taly andCeuta, %pain are MonteCarlo/s twin cities.



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/onte Carlo Casino/onaco

t includes a casino,the Grand !h01trede Monte Carlo,and the o2ce ofes 3allets de

Monte Carlo.

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Prince3s Palacen a uni"ue position high above thesea on the pictures "ue peninsula ofe Rocher, the -alais du -rince ishome to the oldest monarchy in theworld.



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*orm)la &ne /onaco Grand Pri !he famous Formula 4ne Monaco Grand -ri5 raceta$es place in Monte*Carlo every year on the lastwee$end in May. !his is the only car race in theworld that is held on city streets. !he course runsfrom the "o)levard lbert 1 up toward Place d)Casino and around the harrowing turn in front ofthe /onte-Carlo *airmont 5otel.rgani6ed by the 7utomobile Club of Monaco, the

Monaco Grand -ri5 is one of the world/s mostpopular sporting events.



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.e /)se &ceano%rap.i7)e lies in aspectacular location on e Rocher, almost 89meters above sea level. 4ne of the world/s

oldest a"uariums, commissioned by -rince7lbert , great grandfather of :.%.:. -rince7lbert , and opened in ;8;9. Constantlyevolving, the 4ceanographic Museum hasworld*renowned e5hibits of marine science andoceanography.



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*ort ntoine3uilt on the northeastern edge of eRocher, this historic military fortressis now used as an outdoor theater.



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5# /U#U/ &* V!#U: /&C& !his museum is open free of charge onWednesdays and Fridays from ;;am tosheritage? ceramics, paintings, furniture andcostumes, and sets out scenes of daily lifein days gone by on @e Rocher@

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t ic.olas Cat.edral !his the cathedral in which -rince Rainier of Monacomarried the actress Grace Aelly who then became -rincessGrace. :er body, along with his, is buried inside this

cathedral which was consecrated in ;BD and is actuallyon the site of a much earlier church, built in ;D anddedicated to %aint icholas. !he cathedral is the cathedralof the Roman Catholic 7rchdiocese of Monaco*+ille and isthe place where many of the ruling family of Monaco theGrimaldis, are buried. nside the cathedral is a beautiful

white marble Episcopal throne and from %eptemberthrough =une each year, visitors can hear Hes -etitsChanteurs Ie MonacoJ.



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Larvotto "eac. !his public beach in Monte Carlo is considered by someto be Kthe in*place to be> being so close to the hustle and

bustle of Monte Carlo and its famous casino. %o if youfancy playing the role of H3ondL =ames 3ondLJ for aday, then this might &ust be the place for you or MissMoney penny to grab a lounger, your sun*tan oil andthenLrela5. !hat said, the beach is actually man*madeand has pea*shingle rather than sand, but theMediterranean water here is relatively clear.



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5# #:&!C G2# 5# &"#2V!& CV# !his e5traordinary garden, bringing together several millionspecies of plants $nown as succulents was opened in ;8NN. Withits bold plantings on the roc$y mountainsides and steep craggyoutcrops, the plants not only blooms superbly, but thrive to theadmiration of botanists and garden a#cionados around theworld. t is truly a uni"ue $ingdom of nature>s e5uberance...andO9 metres below ground, a prehistoric cave reveals itsspectacular stalagmites and stalactites formed over millenniaP



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;P## G2#7 styli6ed replica of the greatoutdoors, with its mountain, hill,waterfall, beach and broo$, this

surprising 999 m par$ is anauthentic wor$ of art created byrespecting the strictest principlesof the Qen concept ofcompactness.



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ational 5olida' = ovember 19t. !he ational Monegas"ue Feast Iay was established by -rinceCharles in ;BD to coincide with the %overeign -rince -atron%aint>s Iay, thus constituting a moveable feast. pon coming to thethrone in 99D, -rince 7lbert decided to maintain the ovember ;8th

national holiday date, %aint Rainier>s Feast Iay, in memory of hisfather.

!he celebrations of this day in Monaco includes processions andceremonies and ends with a grand ball hosted by :is %erene:ighness -rince 7lbert .7 !han$sgiving Mass with a program of choice music, the conferring

of honors and decorations, a gala evening at the 4pera :ouse, treatsfor children and elderly people and a grand #rewor$ display allcontribute to ma$e this day of gaiety the great Festival of theMon0gas"ue people.


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*east o, ainte evote> aint Patron o, /onaco and o,t.e Prince3s ,amil' = ;an)ar' [email protected] 7 feast day dedicated to the patron saint of Monaco, I0vote,that includes a religious ceremony, blessing and torchlightprocession. t is believed that in the ninth century, I0vote

was martyred and set sail from her native Corsica. 7 violentstorm thrashed her boat until, as a single dove emerged fromIevote>s mouth, the seas calmed. !he dove led the boat toMonaco>s shores, where the local Christians too$ her in. 7fterher death, a man stole her relics, he was caught and theman>s boat was burned to atone for his sin. 7t the end of this

annual feast, a boat is set alight.


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aint ;o.n t.e "aptist3s *east = ;)ne ?4t.4n the eve of %aint =ohn/s day, Nrd =une, when the

gardens of Monaco are abla6e under the settingsun, Mon0gas"ues mindful of the customs of their

country assemble on the -alace %"uare. !wo days dedicated to %aint =ohn the 3aptist thatinclude religious services, a procession, music,bon#re and culminates in a ball on the -lace desMoulins.


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aint 2oman = )%)st 9t.

!he %aint Roman Feast Committee is responsible to plan thecelebrations that e5tend from the end of the month of =uly to thebeginning of 7ugust, honouring the %aint, with the support of

Monaco>s !own :all. %t. Roman is one of Monaco>s %aint -atrons. !he high point of the celebrations ta$es place on 7ugust 8th, theactual Feast Iay of %t. Roman, around the 7ltar that isconsecrated to the %aint in Monaco>s Cathedral. !he dayconcludes with a dance in the %aint Martin garden .


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5# C2!VL !he carnival, the period between the %unday of Epiphany and 7sh Wednesday,was the opportunity people to en&oy themselves before the long and austereperiod of ent. Soung and less young disguised themselves as best they could inold clothes, formed processions, e5changed bawdy cat calls and, holding a largepiece of cloth by the corners, threw up into the air an ungainly dummy #gurestuTed with straw and rags. Fights with pro&ectiles, which were often far fromharmless rotten eggs, chic$peas, gravel, oranges and lemons enlivened thepassing of the procession, which usually #nished with the burning of the dummyamid general merriment. 7fter this, weather permitting, there was dancing at

the corner of the streets or in the #elds to the shrill sound of ma$eshiftinstruments.


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C52!/ 2!!&Guests perform the rite of the olive branch before their evening meal at theirfamily/s house. !his is an important ritual during Christmas. !he youngest orthe oldest perform this rite. !he guest dips an olive branch into a glass of old

wine and then moves to the #replace. !he #replace is lit with pine and laurelbranches. !he olive branch is moved to trace the sign of the holy Cross.Ioing this the guests say a few words about the olive tress/ virtues. 7t theend of the rite, all the members gather for the meal and wet the lips of theguests with the same glass of wine.Children are involved in all festivities. !hey march in the many Christmas

parades and family traditions.


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/arria%e in /onaco7 marriage in Monaco is recognised as valid in mostother countries. 4ne of the couple getting married mustbe legally resident in Monaco continuously for at least

one month before the publication of the banns (anannouncement of the intended marriage posted at the

!own :all). Mon0gas"ue law only recognises civilmarriage. 7 religious ceremony may ta$e place after thecivil procedure.


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