Grimaldi Forum, Cultural and conference center in Monte Carlo, Monaco
The Grimaldi Forum is a modern venue with a glass facade overlooking the Mediterranean in Monte Carlo. The building contains exhibition spaces, multiple halls, and advanced technology for conferences, exhibitions, and concerts.
The venue opened in 2000 as part of Monte Carlo's development into an international conference and cultural destination. Its opening marked a shift toward hosting major international events in the Principality.
The building takes its name from the ruling Grimaldi dynasty of Monaco. You will see performances by the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra and international artists regularly performing across its halls.
The venue sits on Avenue Princesse Grace with direct sea views. You will find accessible entrances and nearby parking options for visiting the site.
The building uses solar panels and natural ventilation systems for its energy supply. This makes it an environmentally conscious venue on the Mediterranean coast.
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