- 1 · 09:30Musée Océanographique
Start on the cliff of the Rock: Albert I's museum of the sea, opened in 1910 and its aquariums.
- 1 · 11:00Jardins de Saint-Martin
Walk the Jardins Saint-Martin along the cliff towards the cathedral.
- 1 · 11:20Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate
The cathedral of 1875–1903, where Grace Kelly and Rainier III lie.
- 1 · 11:45Palais princier de Monaco
Be on the Place du Palais before 11.55 for the changing of the guard.
- 1 · 13:00Moshi Moshi
Down the Rampe Major to the Condamine market for lunch at the counters.
- 1 · 15:00Casino de Monte Carlo
Up to Monte-Carlo: the Casino and the Salle Garnier on the Place du Casino.
- 1 · 16:30Café de Paris
A terrace on the square at the Café de Paris.
- 1 · 17:30Jardin Japonais
Along the sea to the Japanese Garden on the Larvotto.
- 1 · 19:00Le Bar Américain
An aperitif at the Bar Américain of the Hôtel de Paris.
- 2 · 09:30Jardin Exotique
Day two, on the heights: the Jardin Exotique on its cliff above Fontvieille.
- 2 · 11:00Musée d’Anthropologie Préhistorique
The Musée d'Anthropologie préhistorique, beside the garden.
- 2 · 12:00New National Museum of Monaco
The NMNM's Villa Paloma of 1913, a few minutes along the boulevard.
- 2 · 14:30La Collection de Voitures de SAS Le Prince de Monaco
Down in Fontvieille: the Prince's car collection on the Terrasses de Fontvieille.
- 2 · 16:00Musée naval
The naval museum, next door.
- 2 · 17:00Roseraie Princesse Grace
The Roseraie Princesse Grace in the Fontvieille park.
- 2 · 19:30Quai des Artistes
Dinner by the boats at the Quai des Artistes on Port Hercule.
Sources
The pages of the places and buildings on vpios.com/monaco (and their sources)
Wikipédia (fr) : Place du Palais (Monaco)
Photo: Elnur/Adobe Stock