Prince's Palace of Monaco

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The Prince's Palace (French: Palais Princier) is the official residence of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco and his family. Prince Albert currently resides there, and it was the home of Prince Ranier III and Princess Grace (formerly Grace Patricia Kelly, of Hollywood stardom and Philadelphia aristocracy) until their deaths. It was the home of their children, Caroline Loise Margurite and Stephanie Marie Elisabeth in their childhood, as well.

When Grace moved their as a yound bride, fresh from her Tinseltown career, she gave the exterior, transforming the mustard-yellow walls, to a light classy shade of pink. The palis is also the hossting place for the many ballls and events the House of Grimaldi hosts.

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