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Hours Daily 10am-6pm
Location Les Terrasses de Fontvieille
Phone 92-05-28-56
Web site www.palais.mc
Prices Admission 6€ ($7.80) adults, 3€ ($3.90) students and children 8-14, free for children under 8
Season Closed Dec 25

Frommer's Review

Prince Rainier III opened a showcase of his private collection of more than 100 vintage autos, including the 1956 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud that carried the prince and princess on their wedding day. Monaco shopkeepers gave it to the royal couple as a wedding present. A 1952 Austin Taxi on display was once used as the royal "family car." Other exhibits are a "woodie" (a 1937 Ford station wagon Prince Louis II used on hunting trips); a 1925 Bugatti 35B, winner of the Monaco Grand Prix in 1929; a 1903 De Dion Bouton; and a 1986 Lamborghini Countach.

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