Vacation to Monaco

Monte-Carlo, resort, one of the four quartiers (sections) of Monaco. It is situated on an escarpment at the base of the Maritime Alps along the French Riviera, on the Mediterranean, just northeast of Nice, France. In 1856 Prince Charles III of Monaco granted a charter allowing a joint stock company to build a casino.

The Oceanographic Museum is a museum of marine sciences in Monaco-Ville, Monaco. This building is part of the Institut océanographique, which is committed to sharing its knowledge of the oceans

F1 in Monaco one of if not the biggest event each year in Monaco.

Monaco is known for being a principality and you can see this first hand at the Palais du Prince. The palace sits high above Monaco and dates from the 13th century when it would have been a Genoese fortress.

Located in Fontvieille just outside of the city center is the Jardin Exotique. This garden sits high on a towering bluff that looks out over the ocean and you will find lush surroundings coupled with stunning vistas.

Close to the iconic Avenue Princess Grace is Larvotto Beach which is also the only public beach in the principality.

Yachts bob on the water and the harbor, which is also known as Port de la Condamine, dates from 1901. The Prince’s main yacht is located here as well as those of many moneyed Monaco residents, so this is a top spot to check out these amazing vessels, even if you don’t get to go aboard.

Some of the most expensive yet delicious food in the world can be found here and some of Monaco’s famous restaurants include the Le Louis XV Restaurant (a three Michelin starred venue) as well as the Joel Robuchon Monte Carlo which has two Michelin stars. There are several other restaurants that have one Mic

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Created with an image by Tomasz Zajda - "Port Hercule Monte Carlo"