Mont Boron. From here you can have a stunning view of the bay of Angels and Holmes on which Nice is located. Delightfully!

Eze, the medieval village, emerges like a mirage beyond Nice. Perched atop an imposing cliff, it gazes out over 400 meters of azure expanse. An old church, ancient stones, narrow streets, and an amazing garden on top of a rock can all be found here.

The Fragonard perfumery, a fragrant oasis, beckons. Here, scents dance like whispered secrets, bottled and shared with the world (facultative).

- The Prince's Palace, a bastion of sovereignty since 1297, crowns Monaco Rock. Its silhouette against the Mediterranean sky evokes centuries of princely lineage. At 11:55 (so morning tours only), witness the Changing of the Guard—a choreography of tradition and honour. - Monaco's Cathedral of Notre-Dame Immaculée, a Romanesque-Byzantine marvel, stands as a testament to faith and continuity. Charles III's vision materialised in stone, a spiritual compass for the Monegasque people. - The Palais de Justice, inaugurated in 1930, echoes with the weight of legal proceedings. Its walls harbour stories of justice served, and scales balanced. - The Oceanographic Museum, a time-worn treasure, cradles the legacy of Prince Albert I. Here, the sea's secrets are unveiled, and marine wonders come alive. - narrow medieval streets, home to Europe's oldest aristocratic families

- The Casino de Monte-Carlo, a gilded masterpiece, awaits. Commissioned by the Société des Bains de Mer, it whispers tales of fortunes won and lost. Charles Garnier's architectural brushstroke immortalised in marble and chandeliers. - square in front of the casino with Cafe de Paris and the Hôtel de Paris, a grand dame of luxury, stands proud since 1864. Its corridors echo with whispers of elegance, and its walls cradle the dreams of countless guests. - Japanese garden (facultative) - new Mareterra city block (facultative) - we'll ride along the Formula 1 track (excluding active days from mid to late May)