Concert au Palais princier - T. Lu & G. Osokins

At the crossroads of European monarchical tradition and American-style promotion, the "wedding of the century", to quote the expression used in Le Figaro on 4 April 1956 by journalist Pierre Macaigne, undoubtedly left its mark on the minds and contemporary history of Monaco. Through photographs, moving images, sound recordings, jewels, dresses, gifts and unpublished archives, the exhibition route allows visitors to discover the key figures, locations, highlights and behind-the-scenes of a week of festivities, organised in just three months, from the spectacular arrival of Grace Kelly on the morning of 12 April, to the departure of the princely couple on honeymoon on the evening of 19 April. While the wedding ceremonies between Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly do not feature in the Mythologies of contemporary current events decrypted by Roland Barthes (1915–1980), they could very well have been the subject of study by the semiotician in the work he published in 1957, so significant was the Monegasque event, thanks to its exceptional media coverage for the time, the varied production of souvenirs and the proliferation of its various memories.Further information is available on the [Prince's Palace website](https://www.visitepalaisdemonaco.com/en/).

Because Monaco is more than a postcard image, the Heritage Institute presents "Au Cœur de Monaco" (At the Heart of Monaco), a series of guided tours led by heritage experts, offering the chance to discover the full diversity and lesser-known aspects of Monegasque heritage.TOUR IN ENGLISH

Amélie et la métaphysique des tubes (Amélie and the Metaphysics of Tubes), nominated for the 2026 Oscars, traces the childhood of the author of the eponymous novel, Amélie Nothomb.The film immerses viewers in Amélie's childhood in Japan, between humour, emotions and discoveries of the world.A moving work that celebrates sensitivity and the power of imagination with great finesse.