Monaco and Monte-Carlo

Leaving the village behind, the last hint of Fragonard’s stills fades as the Moyenne Corniche reveals Port Hercule below. Ten minutes on, your Mercedes slips past silver-leafed olives and the view opens: Le Rocher to the left, Fontvieille tucked beneath, the Palace courtyard where the Guard changes at 11:55. You trace the F1 line past lingering TecPro barriers, spot the Rampe Major up to the Cathedral, and time a visit to the Oceanographic Museum—founded in 1910 by Albert I.

From there, the day runs effortlessly with your driver: pickup at your Èze Village hotel, the car on standby throughout, and flexible stops. While you wander Casino Square or the Grimaldi Forum, he threads the one-way system, holds the car outside the Oceanographic Museum, and drops you at Hôtel de Paris for a Bar Américain coffee. In Monaco, our private chauffeur knows the back routes—like Avenue Princesse Grace by Larvotto—and adapts the plan if Grand Prix works change access.