Monte Carlo, Monaco

Made famous by Grace Kelly and the Grimaldes, Monte Carlo is still as high class today. Worth visiting are the pink palace with its winding streets and spectacular views of the harbour and the grand prix race track (Don't miss the changing of the guards everyday at 12 noon or a tour of the palace).

Other sites of interest include the Jacques Cousteau museum and the cathedral where Grace Kelly was laid to rest. The other side of Monte Carlo is famous for its casino.

Monaco and Monte Carlo offer many exciting things to do and a wide range of entertainment, leaving you never short of activities. If you are looking for somewhere to dine then check out our restaurant guide, you can search through types of cusines and location.

Check out the many sports available in Monaco, from skiing to wind surfing, along with many other sports such as tennis, golf, and sailing. Looking for something to do at night or in the evening, then check our nightlife guide of bars, pubs and night clubs, along with the casinos, opera, ballet and theatre. Or watch a movie at the cinema.