There is no credible evidence to suggest that Princess Grace of Monaco was buried in a wig. Magazines may have reported this as sensational gossip, but it is important to rely on reputable sources for accurate information about such matters. Princess Grace was laid to rest in the Grimaldi family vault at the Saint Nicholas Cathedral in Monaco following her tragic death in a car accident in 1982.

The Monte Carlo Casino and the Belle Epoque Casino.

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They are known as the house of Grimaldi. Yes, it is extraterritorially Italian.

Without looking at his record it is hard to say for sure, but given that he was appointed by Gov. Jeb Bush and is a former Navy Jag attourney, he likely leans conservative.

His Higness, Albert II, of the Grimaldi family. Albert I was an oceanographer who went on whaling expeditions, sometimes called ( jocularily) The Prince of Whales! His Higness, Albert II, of the Grimaldi family. Albert I was an oceanographer who went on whaling expeditions, sometimes called ( jocularily) The Prince of Whales!

More than likely Prince Albert of Monaco is not gay.

He is a notorious womanizer and has admitted to having two children, by two different women. He has a daughter by an American woman and a son by a Togolese stewardess.

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Monaco is a constitutional monarchy.

78 laps. There have been 78 laps in the Monaco Grand Prix since 1967 when it was shortened from 100 laps because the race took too long. It is because of this that the race is the only one on the calendar shorter than the 300km + 1 more lap limit the FIA sets (it is only 260km so that it doesn't take hours!)

Monaco is one of the most wealthy countries in the world.

Monaco is a micro state in Europe. It is on the Mediterranean coast and is surrounded by France.

Monaco is part of Europe.

Monaco has a coastline on the Mediterrean Sea and the nearest ocean to it would be The North Atlantic Ocean.

Government type: constitutional monarchy.

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Monaco is one city with several famous areas like Monte Carlo, Monaco-ville etc.

Monte Carlo has the smallest capacity of all the circuits at just 37,000 (22,000 grandstands and 15,000 general admission) although unlike other circuits it has a significant non-ticketed attendance. Over the four days of the event it can be estimated quite precisely that there are around 200,000 spectators who follow the grand prix from the grandstands, the balconies of the buildings around the circuit and also from the boats in the harbour

Prince Albert and his family live in The Palace Princiere of Monaco.

They represent the ruling House of Grimaldi.

About 37,000 inhabitants live in Monaco permanently, but there are always lots of holiday-makers.

1.5 million annually

the size of 0.75 square miles and 1.95 square kilometers.

Nice, France is the largest city near Monaco.

There was no formula one that year and rather than host formula 2 the race was cancelled. It returned in 1955 with the return of formula one.

Monaco has a mild climate throughout the year, the hottest months being July and August, and the coolest being January and February. Rain mostly falls during the cooler winter months and there is an average of only 60 days' rain per year.