In 2007, the great summer exhibition "The Grace Kelly Years," welcomed a record 135,000 visitors in 2 months. This success prompted the Grimaldi Forum to continue the adventure of this exhibit by taking it around the world. This was the starting point of GFM's Outside the Walls.
"The Grace Kelly Years" has already travelled to approximately fifteen destinations from Canada to Australia, passing through the USA, Europe, Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan.

In 2015, the 2008 "Queen of Egypt" exhibit curated by Christiane Ziegler, Honorary Director of the Department of Egyptian Antiquities at the Louvre Museum, was presented at the National Museum of Tokyo and the National Museum of Osaka respectively, in co-production with NHK promotions.

In 2019, the people of Madrid were able to discover the "From Chagall to Malévitch" exhibit that was produced at the Grimaldi Forum in 2015, under the direction of Jean-Louis Prat.

In 2018, as part of a cultural exchange with the Imperial Palace in Beijing, the Grimaldi Forum presented the "Princes and Princesses of Monaco: A European Dynasty (13th-21st century)" exhibit as a preview at the Forbidden City, curated by Thomas Fouilleron, Director of Archives and Library at the Prince’s Palace. Following a chronological circuit, the event brought together more than 250 works, mostly from the collections of the Prince's Palace, but also from other cultural institutions in Monaco that are dedicated to the history of the Grimaldi dynasty.

The Galaxy Macau Group welcomed a new version of the Grace Kelly roaming exhibit, "Grace Kelly, from Hollywood to Monaco"
from May to August 2019 as part of its most recent cultural policy. This collaboration once again confirmed the strength of the privileged ties that have been bringing the Principality of Monaco closer to the People's Republic of China for over twenty years.
In 2019, the GFM will have numbered its 18th travelling exhibition abroad.