
This full-day shore excursion from Cannes includes a visit to Eze and Monaco. Travelers will drive along the coast to Eze, a hilltop village offering Mediterranean views and a visit to the Fragonard perfumery. The tour continues through La Turbie, where the Trophy of the Alps is located. In Monaco, participants will see the Cathedral, the exterior of the Prince's Palace, and witness the Changing of the Guards at 11:55 am. The itinerary also includes driving along the Formula 1 circuit and visiting Monte-Carlo Casino Square. This tour suits those looking for a mix of luxury and history. Note that in the event of a last-minute port call cancellation, a 50% refund will be available upon request.
you can see sights such as Monte Carlo Casino and Hôtel de Paris.
See the changing of the guard at Prince's Palace at 11:55am, and view the Carabinieri Barracks in front of the palace. You can also check out the Neo-Romanesque cathedral, built out of white stones from La Turbie during the reign of Prince Charles III. Monaco's princes and princesses, including Grace Kelly, are laid to rest here. Other sights include Justice Palace and the Oceanographic Museum. (If desired, you can visit the inside of Prince's Palace (8€ per adult, 4€ per child) or the Oceanographic Museum (14€ per adult, 10€ per child), or enjoy a short Monaco tour on the visitor train; entrance fees and activities are at your own expense.)
Other sights include Justice Palace and the Oceanographic Museum. (If desired, you can visit the inside of Prince's Palace (8€ per adult, 4€ per child) or the Oceanographic Museum (14€ per adult, 10€ per child), or enjoy a short Monaco tour on the visitor train; entrance fees and activities are at your own expense.)
Dating from the Middle Ages, Eze was built on top of a rocky outcrop. Walk along the cobbled streets, and reach the top of the village to find the castle ruins and the exotic garden. Enjoy the view from 1,400 feet (427 meters) high, and then head down to the Fragonard Perfume Factory (Perfumerie Fragonard).
The village of La Turbie, also known as the 'Terrace of Monaco' because of its panoramic view of the principality. Admire the ruins of the Trophy of the Alps, a 164-foot-tall (50-meter) monument dedicated to Emperor Augustus, built circa 7 BC on the road that once linked Italy with Cimiez (the Roman quarter of Nice).
Dating from the Middle Ages, Eze was built on top of a rocky outcrop. Walk along the cobbled streets, and reach the top of the village to find the castle ruins and the exotic garden. Enjoy the view from 1,400 feet (427 meters) high.
your guide takes you into Monte Carlo via the Formula One Grand Prix track
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