La Poste Monaco
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La Poste Monacois the company responsible forpostal serviceinMonaco.It is a branch ofGroupe La Poste(France).[1]
History[edit]
Postal services in Monaco are provided by France, as assured by theTreaty of Péronnein 1641.[2]This relationship has been interrupted twice, with the first interruption occurring during the French Revolution. By Decree of the National Convention on 27 October 1793,the Principality of Monacowas integrated into the territory of France until the passing of the Treaty of Paris on 30 May 1814. The second interruption occurred just shortly after as a result of the Second Treaty of Paris (20 November 1815), which made Monaco a protectorate of the Kingdom of Sardinia. This led to the Monégasque postal system becoming Sardinian from the signing of theTreaty of Stupinigi(taking effect on 1 January 1818) until the signing of theTreaty of Turinon 24 March 1860, again making Monaco a principality of France, and restoring the postal relationship.[3]
Services[edit]
La Poste Monaco operates 7 post offices at various locations within Monaco, includingMonte Carlo,La Condamine,Fontvieille,Monaco City (Monaco-Ville),Place des Moulins, Herculis, andGrimaldi Forum.[4]Post offices in Monaco sell typical postal products, such aspostage stampsand flat rate envelopes which can be used to send up to 1kg (2.2 lbs), and envelopes with postage pre-applied.[5]Post offices in Monaco also offer post box services,[6]as well as offering telecommunication services through pre-paid mobile phoneSIM cards.[5]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^"La Poste Monaco".La Poste Monaco.Principaute de Monaco.Retrieved28 December2018.(in French)
- ^Duursma, p. 262.As the Spanish protectorate became too dominant, the Prince of Monaco concluded the Treaty of Péronne on 14 September 1641 with King Louis XIII of France...
- ^"Notre histoire".La Poste Monaco.Principaute de Monaco.Retrieved28 December2018.(in French)
- ^"Nos Bureaux".La Poste Monaco.Principaute de Monaco.Retrieved28 December2018.(in French)
- ^ab"Nos Produits".La Poste Monaco.Principaute de Monaco.Retrieved28 December2018.(in French)
- ^"Les Services".La PosteMonaco.Principaute de Monaco.Retrieved28 December2018.(in French)
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