The Palace of Princes

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Rue Longue, 06500 Menton

Plaque sur le palais des princes de Monaco

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At 123 rue Longue was the former palace of the princes of Monaco, which housed the first town hall of Menton during the French Revolution. Today it is transformed into apartments.

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In the fifteenth century, the former seigneurial house, built by John I Grimaldi on Long Street, was completely transformed by Prince Honoré II in the seventeenth century. The palace was completed in 1650. The prince placed a commemorative plaque on it: “Honoré II, to replace the ancient citadel destroyed by the work of the wars and which was later to be restored at a favourable time, enlarged and embellished this house previously reserved for the use of an individual, now that of the...

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