Living In Monaco

An exclusive magazine for the residents of the Principality of Monaco.Since the very first edition, our most sincere goal was to bring the Principality closer to people. The Monaco Residents' Magazine is focusing on some of the most inspiring stories and remarkable achievements of local residents and Monegasque nationals. The articles introduce a great variety of motivational stories, ranging from the Monegasque billionaires to the employees and the entrepreneurs of the Principality. All those who make this breathtaking place unique by contributing to the local community in their own fields.Letter from the Editor: Dear Reader, After having an exceptionally hot summer here in the Principality of Monaco, I am delighted to present the Autumn edition of the Living in Monaco magazine. In this issue, we decided to dive inside the recently discovered Renaissance artworks in the Prince's Palace of Monaco. Also, we are delighted to present to you one of the oldest clubs in Monaco, the Monaco Aero Club. Very few people know that Monaco has played a significant role in Europe's aviation history. In the early 1900s the main port, Port Hercules, was solely used to test airplanes and car engines. Driven by our fascination, we decided to share with our readers some never seen photos from this historically rich period. During the summer we successfully hosted another Monaco Residents' Meeting where more than 70 residents and special guests joined us. To summarise it, it was an exceptional night and atmosphere for renewing and building new relationships among like-minded people, thanks to our sponsors, Omère Longevity Institute, Maison Noir, and Richmont Monaco. In the current edition, I also decided to feature a friend of mine, Paul Cameron, who builds breathtaking tree houses both for children and adults. What I truly admire in Paul is that his mission is to bring back the imagination and joyfulness to our children and to offer them tools to maintain good mental health in difficult periods such as lockdowns, by simply moving them out from their Playstations to active games. Finally, a special thanks goes to Juan Dávila y Verdin, our long-term contributor, as well as to our wonderful editor Dodo Newman who always helped us to get the job done since the very first edition of the magazine. I hope you will find lots of inspiring moments while reading this Autumn edition. And as always, I wish you all the best, good health, and success. With sincere regards, Zsolt Szemerszky Chief Editor

An exclusive magazine for the residents of the Principality of Monaco.Since the very first edition, our most sincere goal was to bring the Principality closer to people. The Monaco Residents' Magazine is focusing on some of the most inspiring stories and remarkable achievements of local residents and Monegasque nationals. The articles introduce a great variety of motivational stories, ranging from the Monegasque billionaires to the employees and the entrepreneurs of the Principality. All those who make this breathtaking place unique by contributing to the local community in their own fields.Letter from the Editor: Dear Reader, I am delighted to present the Summer 2023 edition of the Living in Monaco magazine, with uplifting stories from our Monaco residents' community. As our long-term readers know, 2023 marks a very special year for us, because we celebrate our 10th anniversary with the Living in Monaco magazine. I selected and interviewed seven people, whom I wish to introduce to you. Monaco residents who were brave enough to follow their dreams and by doing that, they accomplished extraordinary changes in their lives. Usually many think that success is a straight line, from one point to the other. Starts from A and it ends up in B. Just straight, just logical steps without any break or turns. However, the road to success is not straight, not organized or planned but full with ups and downs, turns and points, where you sometimes have to step back in order to go ahead. This is why I truly enjoyed our interviews with these people because they are the living proof that it is worth to follow the journey towards our dreams. These are people who dared to change their lives against all odds to achieve new and positive milestones. I am delighted to introduce some interesting facts about Monaco too, and a special thanks goes to Juan Dávila y Verdin who contributed with a new interesting fact article regarding Prince Albert I of Monaco who discovered a glacier hundred times the size of the Principality. I hope you will find lots of inspiring moments while reading this Summer edition. And as always, I wish you all the best, good health, and success. With sincere regards, Zsolt Szemerszky Chief Editor

A comprehensive, objective and brutally honest book about the Principality of Monaco and its living environment. The author intended to hunt down the myth around Monaco and to go beyond gossips. It is not a travel book, it is an ultimate guideline to those who are aiming to get a glimpse about the real Monaco and who have the desire to relocate their personal or business life to the Principality. Traps, frauds, socialite games, benefits, advantages are all covered with tools to reach out the maximum potential in the shortest period of time. Reading the ""Living in Monaco"" book you will face the really important questions, such as the required funds to relocate your family versus the small amount shortcuts toward your aims. The author discloses some of his personal experiences regarding how you can relocate from 20 000 Euro, how can you receive a 10 Million Euro credit line without having any kind of assets or how people use the label ""Monaco"" to collect multi million Euro funds.

An exclusive magazine for the residents of the Principality of Monaco.Since the very first edition, our most sincere goal was to bring the Principality closer to people. The Monaco Residents' Magazine is focusing on some of the most inspiring stories and remarkable achievements of local residents and Monegasque nationals. The articles introduce a great variety of motivational stories, ranging from the Monegasque billionaires to the employees and the entrepreneurs of the Principality. All those who make this breathtaking place unique by contributing to the local community in their own fields.Letter from the Editor: Dear Reader, I am delighted to present the Autumn edition of the Living in Monaco magazine, with fascinating stories from our Monaco residents' community. I selected and interviewed eight people, whom I wish to introduce to you. Although they are coming from different backgrounds and industries, a common value among them is their willingness to add value to the Principality of Monaco and its community. Furthermore, being true to our heritage, I am delighted to introduce some interesting facts about Monaco. As our long-term readers know, 2023 marks a very special year for us because we celebrate our 10th anniversary with the Living in Monaco magazine. Since the very first edition of the printed magazine of Living in Monaco, our most sincere goal was to bring the Principality closer to people. The magazine is focusing on some of the most inspiring stories and remarkable achievements of residents and Monégasque nationals. The local community is key for us, therefore, we were delighted to host our Anniversary Celebration event during the Summer and I am proud to share the photos in this edition. During and after our events, people often ask me to introduce them to our network of 3,400 households. Obviously, the personal network combined with established trust is the greatest asset that one can enjoy in the Principality. However, as a new development we decided to launch the LivinginMonaco.Club website which allows residents to further connect with each other to build up friendships and explore more potential joint business opportunities. I hope you will find lots of inspiring moments while reading this Autumn edition. And as always, I wish you all the best, good health, and success. With sincere regards, Zsolt Szemerszky Chief Editor

The Retrospective edition of the Monaco Residents' Magazine features a selection of the most fascinating interviews and mindblowing Monaco-related facts from 2020/2021. Since the very first edition of the Monaco Residents' Magazine, our most sincere goal has been to bring the Principality closer to people. We managed to do so by focusing on some of the most inspiring stories and remarkable achievements of residents and Monégasque nationals. The Retrospective edition honours this philosophy with a look back on the year 2020/2021. The articles open up a great variety of motivational stories, ranging from Monégasque billionaires, foreign millionaires to employees and entrepreneurs of the Principality: all those who make this breathtaking place unique by contributing to the local community in their fields. In our traditional, interesting Monaco facts section we highlight twenty "did you know?" articles, four signature dishes, and five special topics from the editor. With the Retrospective edition the articles of the Magazine become memorable, lasting in time and space, overcoming boundaries for many to enjoy and be inspired by.

The acclaimed biography by Jeffrey Robinson, now revised and updated to coincide with the major motion picture starring Nicole Kidman as Princess Grace. It was one of the most famous romances of the 20th century—Europe's most eligible bachelor, Prince Rainier of Monaco, and America's most beautiful movie star, the Academy Award-winning actress Grace Kelly, fell in love against the backdrop of the closest thing the modern world has to a magical kingdom, the French Riviera's Principality of Monaco. Told with affection and humor, and written with the unprecedented cooperation of Prince Rainier III and his children, Prince Albert, Princess Caroline, and Princess Stephanie, Grace of Monaco takes readers beneath the surface glitz and the glamour of Monte Carlo for a never-to-be-forgotten portrait of the House of Grimaldi.

Go behind the scenes to explore the history, racing, celebrity fans, and after hours of racing's most glamorous and prestigious round in the F1 championship with The Life Monaco Grand Prix. Monaco sponsored its first race in 1929 and the circuit has been part of the Formula 1 series since 1950. Conducted with the patronage of Monaco’s royal family, its beautiful street-circuit has made Monaco the most glamorous setting of any F1 race. But the classic architecture and high-profile spectators belie a course notorious for its complexity and challenges. With no safety barriers until 1969, drivers have twice plunged into the harbor among the spectating yachts. Off the circuit, Monaco is a 24-hour spectacle of expensive boats, high-profile parties, celebrity F1 fans, penthouse spectating, and high-roller lifestyle. From the Monte Carlo casino (integral to numerous James Bond films) to top clubs like Amber Lounge, Jimmy’z, and The Black Lounge to F1 racers’ luxury homes to the takeoffs and landings of countless private jets, Monaco represents the epitome of the jet-setting lifestyle long associated with the F1 circus. From the first Grand Prix in 1929 to today's star-studded event, The Life Monaco Grand Prix takes the reader on a full lap of this prestigious race.

Monaco is a small independent state located on the Mediterranean coastline of France. The principality, which has a population of around 39,000 people, is the second smallest country in the world, and it covers an area of just 2.02 square kilometers. Monaco is known for its luxurious lifestyle, gambling industry, and tax haven status. It is a popular tourist destination and attracts millions of visitors every year due to the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, the Formula One Grand Prix, and the famous Monte-Carlo Casino. Monaco has a long and interesting history dating back to the Roman period. It was officially established as a principality in 1297 by the Grimaldi family who continues to rule the country to this day. Over the centuries, Monaco has managed to maintain its independence and sovereignty by building strong diplomatic relations with other countries around the world. Despite its small size, the principality is a wealthy nation and boasts high standards of living. The economy is primarily based on tourism, gambling, and finance, and it has a favorable tax system that attracts wealthy individuals and businesses. Monaco is also known for its glamorous events such as the Red Cross Ball and the International Circus Festival.