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The ones that make you dream?

Here is a selection of the most stunning places in the Alpes-Maritimes just for you

Monaco

Showcase of Elegance...

Monaco, a small independent state nestled on the French Riviera, is an iconic destination that blends luxury, glamour, and breathtaking landscapes. Despite its small size, this prestigious territory boasts cultural, historical, and natural attractions that captivate visitors from around the world.

The Rock of Monaco, the historic heart of the Principality, is a must-see. Its cobblestone streets, lined with medieval houses, lead to the Prince’s Palace, the residence of the Grimaldi family. Every day, the Changing of the Guard ceremony draws onlookers eager to witness this unique tradition.

History and art enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to the Oceanographic Museum, an architectural masterpiece perched above the sea. This museum features stunning aquariums and exhibits dedicated to marine life, reflecting Monaco's commitment to ocean preservation.

Port Hercule, with its iconic display of luxurious yachts, showcases Monaco’s elegance. It’s also a pleasant spot for a stroll, a drink on a terrace, or simply admiring the boats. Nearby, the Monte Carlo Casino, designed by architect Charles Garnier, embodies refinement and opulence. Even if you don’t gamble, its sumptuous interior is worth exploring.

Monegasque cuisine, influenced by its Mediterranean roots, is a treat for the taste buds. From Michelin-starred restaurants to local eateries offering specialties such as the barbajuan (stuffed fritter), there’s something for every palate.

Le Louis XV - Alain Ducasse

It’s impossible to speak of Le Louis XV without mentioning Alain Ducasse.

A visionary chef and global icon of gastronomy, he embodies Mediterranean excellence through an empire of over 30 establishments.

In Monaco, his signature is brilliantly brought to life by Emmanuel Pilon, who elevates each ingredient with rare precision — a vibrant tribute to the Mediterranean.

Three Michelin stars - €€€€

It’s impossible to speak of Le Louis XV without mentioning Alain Ducasse. A visionary chef and global icon of gastronomy, he embodies Mediterranean excellence through an empire of over 30 establishments. In Monaco, his signature is brilliantly brought to life by Emmanuel Pilon, who elevates each ingredient with rare precision — a vibrant tribute to the Mediterranean.

La Table d'Élise :

Just steps from the Japanese Garden and the Grimaldi Forum, this chic and trendy brasserie charms guests with its spacious setting, pop accents, and open kitchen.

Here, you can enjoy generous, seasonal Provençal cuisine served in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

The lunch menu is well worth a try.

Provençal cuisine - €€€

Bella Vita :

Located near Port Hercule, Bella Vita is a reliable spot in Monaco for quality Italian cuisine at accessible prices — whether for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

It’s the perfect stop after a stroll through the Condamine market or an outing by the port.

Italian brasserie - €€

Just steps from the Japanese Garden and the Grimaldi Forum, this chic and trendy brasserie charms guests with its spacious setting, pop accents, and open kitchen. Here, you can enjoy generous, seasonal Provençal cuisine served in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The lunch menu is well worth a try.

Located near Port Hercule, Bella Vita is a reliable spot in Monaco for quality Italian cuisine at accessible prices — whether for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It’s the perfect stop after a stroll through the Condamine market or an outing by the port.

Nature lovers will be delighted by the exotic gardens, where an impressive collection of succulents thrives on steep slopes, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean. The Japanese Garden, a peaceful haven designed in a traditional style, is perfect for a relaxing pause.

Monaco is synonymous with sports and prestigious events. The annual Formula 1 Grand Prix attracts crowds from around the world to watch cars race through the narrow streets of the Principality. Tennis enthusiasts will enjoy the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters, a renowned clay court tournament.

While known for its extravagance, Monaco remains accessible to all, thanks to numerous cultural events like art exhibitions at the New National Museum or concerts by the Philharmonic Orchestra. The Principality's security, order, and cleanliness make the experience even more enjoyable.

Visiting Monaco is like stepping into another world, where elegance, modernity, and history converge in an extraordinary setting. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a taste of luxury, or simply a day of discovery, Monaco will leave you in awe.

How to Get There:

• By car (87 km – 1h30)

• By train (1h15)

• By boat (1h30): Departure from Cannes at 10:00 AM (June to mid-September,

Wednesdays only)

During the boat ride, you’ll have the chance to admire the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea and the French Riviera. Upon arrival at the port, you’ll have 5 hours of free time to explore the Principality of Monaco before the return boat departs for Cannes.

Return departure: 4:30 PM

The Trans Côte d’Azur Company operates this route to the Principality.

www.trans-cote-azur.com

• By Helicopter: From Cannes Aerodrome (15 minutes)

From Nice Airport (7 minutes)

For bookings and further details:

www.helipass.com

Link for More Information: www.visitmonaco.com/fr

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