Take advantage of the high position of this district “the Rock”, to photograph the famous Monte Carlo district, as well as the view of the three countries (Italy, France and Monaco). Visit the princely palace, and travel back 7 centuries of history in the footsteps of the "Grimaldis", who govern this country. Visit the Cathedral of Monaco, and pay homage to the tombs of Princess Grasse Patricia Kelly and the late Prince Rainier III. Admire the architectural splendor of the famous oceanographic museum. Free time to stroll through the historic district of Monaco Ville. After this historical and cultural stop, let's reach the second most important district of Monaco "Monte Carlo" known for its luxury and limitless extravagance. Discover the Place du Casino "golden square", and immerse yourself in the world of (Charles Garnier) with his masterpiece the casino "Monté Carlo" and the "Hôtel de Paris", built in the year 1863. To leave this principality we follow the FORMULA 1 race track.

For history buffs, this is the ideal place, we go back in time to understand the succession of civilizations in the Mediterranean. Since 2000, the village has seen the passage of the Celto Ligurians, the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Saracens, the Ottomans, the counts of Provence and the Kingdom of Savoy and finally in 1860 the French. Enjoy this medieval village perched at 567 meters above sea level, very flowery, which has attracted many artists and writers like Prince William of Sweden and the musicians Balokovic and Barlow, all seduced like George Sand and Friedrich Nietzsche, by the brightness and majesty of the place. Enjoy the sublime panoramic views. With the help of a guide specialized in the history of perfume (free visit), you will visit the factory of one of the oldest manufacturers of perfumes and cosmetic products in France, "Fragonard". Follow the journey of the flowers in this factory from their arrival to bottling.

Explore the city of Nice founded by the Greeks under the name of NIKAIA, this city has continued to change sovereignty, it was successively Ligurian, Greek and Roman, before becoming part of the Kingdom of Italy, then of the Byzantine Empire of the East, then becoming Genoese, Provençal, Savoyard, Piedmontese and finally definitively French in 1860 under the empire of Napoleon Bonaparte. Discover this Latin, Mediterranean city, through the architectural styles of its buildings. Drive along the famous Promenade des Anglais and admire the beautiful Art Deco Hotels and enjoy the turquoise beaches, Admire “old Nice”, its historic churches, the beautiful squares: Massena with its “Apollo” status, also Place Garibaldi and its “Giuseppe Garibaldi” status. Take two panoramic stop photos to immortalize the view of the Bay of Angels and Nice, as well as the view of the famous bay of Villefranche sur Mer and its billionaires' peninsula, Saint-Jean Cap Ferrat.

Travel in the footsteps of the great artists of the 20th century; Painters, writers, sculptors, poets, who have made the village of Saint paul de Vence, a high place for artistic creativity, the setting is idyllic! Take advantage of the position of Saint Paul de Vence, elevated on a rocky spur located between the Alps and the Mediterranean, to take superb photos. The vocation of this village as a military fortress fueled the greed of the medieval Provençal and Italian powers to control this village. Discover and walk on the ramparts that protect this fortress, built under the order of King "Francois 1". The “la colombe d’or” is an emblematic hotel restaurant, it houses masterpieces by artists such as: Picasso, Matisse, Miró, Modigliani, Braque, Fernand Léger, Marc Chagall Explore this flowery village which has become one of the tourist hotspots, particularly for its numerous art galleries. Wander the streets, admire the cut stone houses.

Stroll through the heart of the ancient city (ANTIPOLIS) built by Greek merchants when they dominated the Mediterranean sea. Discover the Provençal market with these regional Provençal products (wines, cheeses, olives,). Admire the ramparts that protect this Greek city by following them by the sea side with this beautiful view of the luxurious Cap d'Antibes district, crowded with beautiful residences belonging to millionaires from all over the world. Of course, don't forget to admire this beautiful castle with two towers, which has become the national museum of (Picasso). Walk along the docks of Port Vauban and take a look at the mega private yachts of billionaires coming from all over the world to enjoy the heavenly setting of the Côte d'Azur. Leaving Antibes, enjoy looking at this fortress "Fort Carré" which overlooks the Vauban port, built by the most famous military engineer in the history of France, "Vauban".