Princess Charlene and Prince Albert have followed in King Charles's footsteps with a key move.
The Prince and Princess of Monaco's social media team posted a reel on Instagram, advertising the Royal Palace to tourists.
They captioned the post: "Visit The Prince's Palace of Monaco. The Palace of Monaco is open until October 13, 2024.
"Immerse yourself in the history of the Grimaldi family as you explore the State Apartments and admire the exceptional discovery of Italian Renaissance frescoes."
Prince Albert and Princess Charlene have seemingly copied an idea from King Charles
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This comes as King Charles, 75, recently decided to open Balmoral Castle for exhibitions from March 23 to August 11.
Tickets to view the “castle interior” are selling for £100 and the tour with added afternoon tea costs £150.
A general admission ticket for the castle to see the grounds, gardens and exhibitions sells at £17.50 for an adult ticket and children under five go free.
A royal source said that the move to open the castle was part of the King’s wish to make royal residences more accessible to the public.
Princess Charlene, 46, and Prince Albert, 66, are likely to feel the same about the Prince's Palace of Monaco.
This is a huge tourist hotspot in the country, as it is where Albert and Charlene tied the knot in 2011.
Celebrities like Naomi Campbell and royalty like the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh attended the star-studded nuptials.
One social media user commented: "A very beautiful Palace."
Prince Albert and Princess Charlene at King Charles's Coronation
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Another social media user said: "Just beautiful!"
A third wrote: "The splendid Prince's Palace."
Meanwhile, a fourth royal watcher added: "Spectacular!"
Princess Charlene and Prince Albert live at the Prince's Palace of Monaco with their nine-year-old twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella.
