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Princesse Grace

Princess of Monaco (1956-1982): inaugurations and toponymic homages attested in the theater, the rose garden and artistic education.

Civil servicePrincess consort of Monaco
DistrictMonaco
Checked on7 October 2026

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1984

InaugurationRoseraie Princesse Grace· 18 June 1984

Princess Grace Rose Garden

The Fontvieille garden was inaugurated on June 18, 1984 in homage to Princess Grace; the official website and the Prince’s Government set the date and program.

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1981

InaugurationDirection des Affaires Culturelles· 17 December 1981

Inauguration of the Princess Grace Theater

Rainier III and Grace inaugurated the restored theater on Avenue d'Ostende on December 17, 1981, now named after the princess.

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1976

InaugurationAcadémie Rainier III — Histoire & Missions· 1 July 1976

Inauguration of the Academy on rue Princesse Florestine

Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace inaugurated the premises of the Music Academy on rue Princesse Florestine on July 1, 1976.

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1961

InaugurationJournal de Monaco n° 5.422 — 4 septembre 1961, p. 810· 19 August 1961

Inauguration of the Rainier III Nautical Stadium

Princess Grace participated in the inauguration of the nautical stadium on August 19, 1961 alongside Prince Rainier III, according to Journal de Monaco n° 5.422.

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