Monaco Tourism Office
Principality of Monaco, 1943
16 x 35 in
40 x 89 cm
40 x 89 cm
FR3572
Detailed and eye catching plan of Monaco from the cemetery in the west to Monte Carlo Beach in the east. Incongruously, the map was published during World War II, promoting...
Detailed and eye catching plan of Monaco from the cemetery in the west to Monte Carlo Beach in the east.
Incongruously, the map was published during World War II, promoting Monaco as a tourist destination. It was designed by the architects, J. Fissore and V. Danoy for the Monaco Tourist Office. Bright colours denote parks, important buildings such as the Monaco train station, Monte Carlo Station, the Casino, the Library and the Monaco Admiralty Office. The famous seafront promenade is clearly marked. An inset on the upper right shows the principality in relation to the rest of the Cote d'Azur.
Printed colour. [FR3572]
Incongruously, the map was published during World War II, promoting Monaco as a tourist destination. It was designed by the architects, J. Fissore and V. Danoy for the Monaco Tourist Office. Bright colours denote parks, important buildings such as the Monaco train station, Monte Carlo Station, the Casino, the Library and the Monaco Admiralty Office. The famous seafront promenade is clearly marked. An inset on the upper right shows the principality in relation to the rest of the Cote d'Azur.
Printed colour. [FR3572]
