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Palais Princier, Monaco through time

Monaco 1875–2010 4 photos of this spot

4 photographs taken at the same spot in Monaco, spanning 1875–2010 — 3 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

A view of Monte-Carlo and the principality of Monaco dating to 1875, held in the Rijksmuseum's collection, made only a decade or so after the district of Monte-Carlo was developed around its newly built casino on the Mediterranean coast.

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EU: Monte-Carlo et Monaco (Rijksmuseum) (1875), Monaco, 1875

EU: Monte-Carlo et Monaco (Rijksmuseum) (1875) 1875 A view of Monte-Carlo and the principality of Monaco dating to 1875, held in the Rijksmuseum's collection, made only a decade or so after the district of Monte-Carlo was developed around its newly built casino on the Mediterranean coast.

EU: Monte-Carlo et Monaco, cabinet card (RP-F-F19838) (1875), Monaco, 1875

EU: Monte-Carlo et Monaco, cabinet card (RP-F-F19838) (1875) 1875 This 1875 cabinet card, also held by the Rijksmuseum, shows Monte-Carlo and Monaco during the early years of the district's growth as a coastal resort on the French Riviera, not long after its casino first opened to visitors.

EU: PORTO DI MONACO. MONACO, IL PORTO VISTO DALLA SPIAGGIA (1901), Monaco, 1901

EU: PORTO DI MONACO. MONACO, IL PORTO VISTO DALLA SPIAGGIA (1901) 1901 The port of Monaco seen from the beach, captured around 1901 on an Italian-captioned postcard from the early years of the principality's growth as a Mediterranean resort and gambling destination.

Palais Princier, Monaco 2010 The Prince's Palace of Monaco, official residence of the ruling Grimaldi family, photographed in 2010.