Journey into the Heart of the French Riviera: Eze, Monaco & Monte Carlo, Nice

Explore Monaco on a guided tour that introduces you to the city's charm and the excitement of the Grand Prix. You'll learn about key sites, soak up picturesque views, and even witness the city's preparation for the iconic race. Embark on a visit to a local perfume factory, where you'll gain insights into the art of perfume-making. Immerse yourself in the aromatic world as you sample a variety of scents and venture into a charming nearby village. Enjoy a delightful lunch under the sun as the tour comes to an end.

Your adventure to Monaco begins with a picturesque journey along the French Riviera en route to the medieval village of Eze. Steeped in history, this charming village dates back to the Middle Ages, once a stronghold built on a rocky outcrop for security. You'll traverse the well-preserved cobbled streets, making your way to the summit, where a beautiful garden and remains of the castle await. Absorb the stunning vista from 427 meters high, a truly unforgettable sight. For those with a fondness for fragrances, a visit to the renowned Fragonard perfume factory is a must. Located in the heart of the village, discover the artistry behind their exquisite scents.

Continue your journey as you drive through La Turbie, famously referred to as the "Monaco Terrace." Marvel at the panoramic views of the Principality of Monaco and the imposing ruins of the Trophy of the Alps—a magnificent monument dedicated to Emperor Augustus. Erected in 7 BC, this historical structure marked the old road that once linked Italy to Cimiez, the Roman Quarter of Nice.

Arriving in Monaco, you'll spend the afternoon at the old town, fondly referred to as "Le Rocher" or "the Rock." Perched 60 meters above the sea and harbor, this lofty district is a treasure trove of historical landmarks. Witness the changing of the guard at the Prince's Palace, marvel at the neo-Roman styled Cathedral, explore the Justice Palace, and immerse yourself in marine history at the Oceanographic Museum. 

Finally, the tour takes you to the heart of luxury and grandeur—Monte Carlo. Following the prestigious route of the Formula One Grand Prix track, you'll arrive to explore its opulent attractions. Witness the architectural magnificence of the Casino de Monte-Carlo, ordered by the Société des Bains de Mer and designed by renowned architect Charles Garnier in 1878. Take a stroll around the lavish Casino Gardens and admire the Hôtel de Paris, a historic grand hotel dating back to 1864. Here, in the heart of Monte Carlo, you'll truly experience the glamour of the French Riviera.