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Monaco, one of the smallest countries in Europe and the world, is officially known as the Principality of Monaco. Situated on the Mediterranean coast, Monaco is surrounded by France. The internationally renowned district of Monte Carlo, famous for its casinos, is also found in Monaco.
Monaco has a history dating back to the 13th century and is governed as a monarchy. The Grimaldi family has been in power since 1297. The official language is French, but English is also widely spoken.
One of Monaco's most quaint features is its population distribution. There are more French residents in the country than those of Monegasque origin. Besides these two ethnic groups, Italians, English, Germans, and Belgians also form significant communities in Monaco.
Although the country has a distinct Monégasque language, it is spoken by a small minority. The official religion in Monaco is Christianity; however, the country has highly developed religious freedom. Jews and Muslims, although in small numbers, also coexist with believers of other religions in Monaco.
Along the Mediterranean coast, Monaco experiences the typical characteristics of the Mediterranean climate. Winters in Monaco are generally rainy and mild, while summers are hot and dry. Monaco, with its magnificent historical structures, central luxury hotels, casinos, and elegant shops, is a favorite destination for visitors throughout the year. The best times to visit are in spring and summer when the coastal areas come alive. Regardless of when you visit Monaco, you are guaranteed to have an unforgettable holiday.
One of the best times to visit Monaco is during the period when the Formula 1 races are held. Unlike other countries, the Monaco races use the country's streets and roads as the race track.
One of the most convenient routes to reach Monaco is by flying to Nice, France, and renting a car or taking a train from there. The train journey from Nice to Monaco takes less than half an hour. If you choose to rent a car, you can easily explore Monte Carlo and other wonderful places.
In addition to the splendid historical structures that you will encounter almost at every turn in Monaco, another must-see place is the Monaco Palace, where the royal family resides. Especially during guard mounting, you can witness a ceremony with a history dating back centuries.