France Monaco Monte Carlo

The heart of Monaco, Monte Carlo embodies the luxurious spirit of the region and is known for its beaches, castle, and gardens.

Visit to enjoy the stunning building or to try your luck at gambling in this world famous casino, one of the oldest in the world.

Wander through Monte Carlo and enjoy the stunning architecture and nature, steeped in 700 years of Grimaldi history.

With over 700 types of succulents, this unique garden is also home to an observatory cave filled with stalactites and stalagmites.

Relax in the warm sun on Monte Carlo's stunning beach, which some say is the nicest of the French Riviera.

Built in the 12C, sections of the Monaco's official royal residence are open to the public for tours during the summer.

Created as a memorial to Princess Grace of Monaco, this massive rose garden and park stretches over 10 acres.

Home to some of the coast's most luxurious boats, the harbor is also lined with a variety of high class boutiques and shops.

In the middle of a busy city, visitors can take a relaxing stroll through this picturesque serene Japanese garden.

A small 18C amphitheater overlooking the sea, it hosts open air performances during the warm summer months.

Escape the busy city in this lovely green park, named for Princess Antoinette of Monaco, the elder sister of Rainier III.

Housed in two buildings, the Villa Paloma and Villa Sauber, this museums hosts temporary exhibits of Monaco's contemporary artwork.

Transport yourself back in time when visiting this iconic historic 19C opera house and theater, adjacent to the famous casino.

Prince Rainer III of Monaco's personal car collection is made up of over 100 cars and exhibited across five floors.

Take a tour or watch a game at Monaco's main stadium, which can seat over 18,500 spectators.

Formerly Prince Rainer's private collection, this zoo is home to 250 animals from 50 species, including exotic birds and mammals.

This impressive cathedral is the final resting place of several members of Monaco's royal family, including Princess Grace Kelly.

The museum itself is a stunning example of Baroque Revival architecture, it exhibits sea flora and fauna, and houses an aquarium.

Situated at the center of these well maintained gardens is Francois Cogne's famous statue of Prince Albert I as a sailor.

Learn all about Monaco's postal history and currency, as far back as 1640, at this interesting local museum.