MONACO
Monaco is the second smallest country in the world of 2 km2 with appr. 38000 inhabitants.
It’s widely recognised as one of the wealthiest and most expensive places in the world.
From Nice it’s easy to go there by train or bus no 607.
Don’t forget to turn off you roaming if you don’t have a french mobile, it can be rather expensive.
Nice Restaurants
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Nice events
Nice Events
Nice Events
Opéra de Monte-Carlo
Casino de Monte-Carlo
The Season 2024/2025 program
International Circus Festival
Chapiteau of Monaco
47th International Circus Festival takes place
17-26 January 2025
Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters
Court Rainier III
THe Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament takes place
5-13 April 2025
Monaco Grand Prix
Monaco
The Monaco Grand Prix is the slowest and most difficult of all circuits in the Formula 1 World Championship.
The Monaco Grand PrixTM 2025 takes place
23-25 May 2025
Monaco Yacht Show
Port Hercule of Monaco
24-27 September 2025
Monaco Grand Prix
Monaco
The Monaco Grand Prix is the slowest and most difficult of all circuits in the Formula 1 World Championship.
The Monaco Grand PrixTM 2025 takes place 23-25 May 2025
Nice Restaurants
Caffé Milano
1 Quai Albert 1er, Monaco
Italian restaurant with a nice terrasse and view of the Port Hercule.
Rather expensive, but you pay for the view.
I like – the stunning view of the yachts.
Malizia Mar
Esplanade Stefano Casiraghi, Monaco
We had a fantastic lunch @maliziamarmonaco, perfectly located at the base of Le Rocher, right on the pier above the harbor.
The Caesar salad and Ravioli aux gambas were absolutely delicious.
I like – the magnificent view!
Plages des Iles
41 Bd Charles Guillaumont, Juan-les-pins
This private beach is cool. We took sunbeds on the pontoon for 22 euros (18 euro on the beach) and had Salad with fresh tuna and a cold glass of rose wine. It’s also possible to get a table at the beach. A nice and relaxing day.
Nice to visit
Casino de Monte-Carlo
Place du Casino, Monaco
The casino de Monte-Carlo is a luxuary is a gambling and entertainment complex
The building was built in 1879 in Belle Époque style by Charles Garnier.
It’s open for visits 10h-13h and the Casion opens at 14h.
Café de Paris
Place du Casino
Café de Paris has been an iconic cafe and restaurant for 150 years, and it received a stunning makeover just last year.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s the perfect spot to take a seat on the terrace, enjoy a drink, and watch the world go by.
Fairmont Hairpin Curve
The famous curve from the grand Prix Monte-Carlo rally where the cars have to slow down is just to the left of the Casino facing the entrance.
Sculpture Adam et Eve
12 Avenue des Spélugues, Monaco
This Adam and Eve sculpture by Fernando Botero in 1981 is situated in the gardens behind the Casino.
Hercules Port is a natural bay is one of the few (or maybe only)deep-water port of the French Riviera. It was originally used as a trading port by the Greeks and Romans.
Boat shuttle
Port Hercule
Take the boat shuttle from one side of the Port Hercule from Monaco-ville to the Casino. It runs every day from 8am to 8pm for 2 euros.
Le Palais Princier de Monaco
Place du Palais, Monaco
The Prince’s Palace of Monaco is the official residence of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco. It was built in 1191 and since the 13th century, it has been the home of the Grimaldi family It is possible to visit from March 2025 for 10 euros.
If you are lucky you can assist to the changing of the guards.
Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate
4 Rue Colonel Bellando de Castro, Monaco
Inside the Cathedral it’s possible to to visit the graves of Rainier III de Monaco and Grace Kelly
Monaco-Ville (Old Town)
This is the old part of the city also nicknamed The Rock (Le Roche).
It is nice to walk around and visit small shops, ice-cream bars and cafés.
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Grimaldi Forum
10 Avenue Princesse Grâce, Monaco
A 35000 m2 Centre for Exhibitions and Seminars and different Cultural Events (music, Ballet, Theatre etc).
Café de Paris
Place du Casino
Café de Paris has been an iconic cafe and restaurant for 150 years, and it received a stunning makeover just last year.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s the perfect spot to take a seat on the terrace, enjoy a drink, and watch the world go by.
Café de Paris
Place du Casino
Café de Paris has been an iconic cafe and restaurant for 150 years, and it received a stunning makeover just last year.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s the perfect spot to take a seat on the terrace, enjoy a drink, and watch the world go by.
The Nomade sculpture
Port Vauban, Antibes
At the end of the pier, at the bastion St. Jaume, you’ll find the modern Nomade sculpture by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa. It looks like a person sitting with his/her knees drawn up, looking out to the sea. It is made by white metal, and comprises thousands of connecting letters. It is big enough to get inside.
St. Donat
270 Route de Cannes, Grasse
Situated between Cannes and Grasse and about 40 min. drive from the centre of Nice. Nice diversified landscape. Holes 11 to 15 are going up and down and are rather challenging. It is well maintained even during tough weather conditions. It’s a busy course so count on close to 4h30 to make the 18 holes. The restaurant has a sunny and nice terrasse with a view over hole 9 and 10 and the lake.
Greenfee 72 euros if booking online (85 euros full price).
Ambiance and service – nice
Quality and maintenance – very nice
Price/quality -nice
Nice to play – nice
I like – the cute little palm tree indicating the 135 metres to the green.
