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As the Prince Rainier III Centenary commemorations come to a close, Monaco Life is looking back at the standout celebrations and events held in tribute to this extraordinary man.

As part of the Prince Rainier III centenary celebrations, three Michelin star-winning chefs from the Société des Bains de Mer group are honouring his memory by “perfectly reproducing” menus served to French presidents during the late ruler’s reign. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming ‘Presidential Dinner’ experiences.  

Over the years, Monaco has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure that there was enough room to accommodate all who wanted to live within its borders, but it wasn’t until the 20th century, and the rule of Prince Rainier III, that this approach really took hold.  

People of all backgrounds and nationalities have gotten involved with the year-long commemorations of Prince Rainier III, but the government is now reaching out specifically to the younger generation with a fun and interactive treasure hunt around one of the most intriguing exhibits held in his honour.

The exhibition highlights how, as a visionary, Prince Rainier III propelled a post-war Principality into an era of economic prosperity, urban development and territorial expansion.

A night honouring the life of Prince Rainier III, the first ever performances of music written by a female composer from Monaco and spell-binding Gregorian chants are just some of the cultural treats that await this summer. 

In memory of art lover Prince Rainier III, a special Chemin des Sculptures bearing his name is set to open in Monaco at the end of this month. 

On 31st May, what would have been the Builder Prince’s 100th birthday, the famous Rock of Monaco will be awash with celebrations as the whole of the Principality turns out to celebrate Prince Rainier III. 

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