Want to find out more about prehistoric remains on the Côte d’Azur and anthropology in general? We recommend a visit to Monaco’s Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology. You’ll learn a lot about the civilizations that came before us, through furniture, utensils, burials and bones. Here are some useful tips for planning your visit to the Museum […]
Monaco and its surroundings
The Little Africa Gardens (Monaco): visit + photos
In the famous Monte-Carlo district, and more specifically opposite the touristy Place du Casino, you’ll find a green setting. These are the Little Africa Gardens, created at the end of the 19th century at the request of Prince Charles III. The goal? Create a green space that gives the impression of eternal spring, to appeal […]
Saint-Martin Gardens (Monaco): visit + photos
Strolling through Monaco’s famous Rocher district? Step away from the tourist hustle and bustle to visit one of our favorites: the Saint-Martin Gardens. Ideally situated between the cathedral and the Oceanographic Museum, these gardens, the first to open in Monaco in 1816, have a lot to offer: superb panoramas, lush vegetation, remarkable sculptures…don’t wait any […]
8 best museums in Monaco (tips + photos)
Are you a culture buff? You’ll find a wealth of museums in the principality. From the must-see Oceanographic Museum to the more intimate New National Museum of Monaco, there’s something for everyone! We’ve also included some must-see sights in this article: the Prince’s Palace and the Casino. Whether you’re with your family, alone, as a […]
8 best gardens in Monaco (tips + photos)
The Principality of Monaco is not renowned for its greenery. And yet, it has gardens and parks that made a lasting impression on us and that we enjoyed visiting. They’re a pleasant place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Due to Monaco’s cliff-side layout, most of the buildings are […]
Notre-Dame-Immaculée Cathedral (Monaco): visit + photos
Built in the Romanesque-Byzantine style, the cathedral is one of Monaco’s must-see monuments. Consecrated in 1911, it is an important symbol of the principality’s history, famous for housing the tombs of its princes and princesses. Rich in works of art, including remarkable altarpieces and altarpieces, we strongly recommend a visit. This massive structure overlooks the […]