Words don’t do this place justice. I was absolutely blown away by the beauty of the architecture and internal design on the ceilings. Honestly it gets better the further in you explore. We opted to get a Casino ticket to have a look around and had a bit of fun on the slot machines. I just couldn’t stop looking up at the ceiling. The designs are honestly beautiful. It’s definitely worth seeing if you like a visual feast.

It is a lovely and well decorated place. Yet, they have a 20€ entry fee which is completely ridiculous. They trade on their reputation. I have been to dozens of casinos in different parts of the world that have fine art, beautul decor, and they welcome you without a tourist fee. There are lots of slot machines which definitely detract from the ambiance. The views in Monte Carlos lovely.

I only spend few minutes in front and got what I came for. Many nice cars passing around ! Just be careful not to block them and be respectful. The casino is also very beautiful from the outside, I haven’t tried my luck to go in.

A famous casino where many luxury cars are often parked in the plaza. To enter the main lobby, there’s a simple bag check. Inside, you’ll find a service counter — appropriate attire, a passport, and the minimum exchange amount for chips are required to enter the casino. The souvenir shop inside the lobby is also worth a visit. Good luck. 🎰

It is very luxury place and The Casino de Monte-Carlo is a legendary entertainment complex known for its opulent Belle Époque architecture. Designed by Charles Garnier, who also created the Paris Opera, it features stunning frescoes, sculptures, and gaming rooms. Since its 1863 opening, the casino's success was pivotal in solidifying Monaco's wealth, allowing Prince Charles III to eliminate taxes for residents. The complex also includes the prestigious Opéra de Monte-Carlo. Immortalized in James Bond films like GoldenEye, the venue remains a glamorous destination, though Monaco citizens are forbidden from gambling inside.

It definitely lives up to the hype of being one of the fanciest places on the planet. Its everything you want it to be.......glamorous and pretentious all at the same time. The building itself is a work of art. Being here will make you feel like your in a james bond movies. Entrance is 20 American dollars. The gift shop is also luxurious with many gifts in the thousands of dollars. This is the nicest Casino I have and will ever step foot in

Wonderful and an absolute must visit in Monaco, even for just the architecture and vibe. Pretty busy on a Friday night, there is a dresscode but no trouble getting in with a simple button up shirt and some semi-elegant trousers. Photos only allowed in the foyer. Inside is not as large as I would have expected, but a very upscale atmosphere, table games, and machines. Very fun for a night out

The Prince's Palace of Monaco is the official residence of the Prince of Monaco. It's built on a former fortress site from the 13th century. Parts of the original fortress still visible within its stone walls and towers. Due to lack of time could not visit the interior of the palace. But enjoyed the spectacular, panoramic views of the city, the harbor with the yachts, and the surrounding mountains from the location of the palace. Wonderful experience even without getting inside the palace. Highly recommend it.

The Prince's Palace of Monaco is the Magnificent Residence of the Prince Albert and the Royal Family. Inside the Prince's Palace of Monaco, you can visit the publicly accessible Grand Apartments, which feature opulent state rooms like the Hercules Gallery, Hall of Mirrors, Throne Room, and Louis XV Salon, all decorated with period furniture, frescoes, tapestries, and artwork. Visitors can also see the Palatine Chapel and admire the Court of Honour. Beyond the state apartments, the palace grounds contain the Napoleonic Museum, a Car Collection, and the Palace Archives. Rino Siconolfi Instagram Instagram rino_siconolfi

Its a historic landmark offering stunning panoramic views of the city and harbor. Easily accessible by a short uphill walk, it beautifully showcases Monaco’s royal heritage and rich history. The palace courtyard and surroundings are open to visitors free of charge, making it a must-see attraction for anyone exploring the principality.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Place du Palais Princier – Monaco We didn’t go inside the palace, but the square itself is absolutely beautiful! Charming little streets with nice shops, bars, and restaurants — all at reasonable prices (especially for Monaco!). The view over the bay and the small yacht harbor is truly spectacular. It’s best explored on foot. At 11:55 a.m. you can watch the changing of the guard — quite fun to see, though it gets crowded and the area is roped off. Still, definitely worth a visit when in Monaco!

Saw the change of guards ceremony. It was worth the effort to go uphill and watch this. Also, the gift shop in the courtyard is very reasonable compared to other souvenir shops in the city. The view of Monte Carlo from the palace is breathtaking.

A must see if in Monaco! I took the Hop on & Hop off bus tour to the Palace and in my opinion is the best way to get up there if you're a tourist! I actually got off the bus twice at this particular stop because it is so SPECTACULAR! Best views of Monaco. This is not a place, it's a DREAM! It could get very windy but that's all part of the allure. If you're traveling solo, then a selfie stick is your best friend. You'll get AMAZING shots. Other than the Palace, there are a few small places to eat and some souvenirs vendors, oh there was like some changing of the guard kinda protocol that took place for a few.

Fairytale & Legendary Palace They do not come much better than the Palace of Monaco. On the seaside, with fantastic weather a few soldiers and canons to guard the entrance. This is it, really nice and really enjoyed our visit here. The change of the guards is also interesting & very nice to watch. Overall fantastic experience!

Exploring the Exotic Garden was a wonderful experience—the variety of plants was truly impressive, with some reaching massive, awe-inspiring sizes. The highlight, however, was visiting the grotto completely alone, with no other tourists around, and having a free guide to myself. It was by far the best experience I had in Monaco.

It was really beautiful and also gorgeous views over Monaco. Just know there are a lot of stairs down so you need to get up again aswell. Included in the ticket are also the caves and a small museum. Definitely worth a visit!

We don't click more pictures but trust me the atmosphere is so so good

It is very interesting for visiting place with a lot of different types of plants. Some of them are exotic and you can’t see them in many places. There is a historical museum in the garden. I liked it a lot because in my opinion it was more children oriented and information that you can receive there is presented in a very attractive and easy way. The view from the garden is also breathtaking because the garden is located on a cliffside and you can see the whole Monaco from it. The only thing that I regret for is that we weren’t able to visit the cave because it was closed that time of the year.

Beautiful garden and costal view. 5euros to get in but is wort it every penny. Plants from all over the world, a small koi pound and a cave. Very quiet during extra season but gets crowds during season. Next door is the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology.

By far one of my favorite gardens in a city that’s I’ve been to. Incredible views and an underground cave. Loads of cacti and succulents. I felt like I was on another planet. We bought a combo ticket which included entrance to the ocean museum.

Worth the day trip! Eze is a beautiful, quaint little village about 20 minutes outside of Nice. It's an easy, quick bus ride that transports you to a whole other world. Such gorgeous views of the Cote d'Azur - could've stayed up there all day.

Good place but more of walk involved as its on top of mountain. Entrance fee was 5 euro and view from top was amazing.

Good views. Long walk with steps to get to the top where the museum entrance is. The museum is a $5 entrance fee, mostly artifacts with information boards. Appreciated the English and French information making it doable for tourists.

Steeped in history and overlooking the sparkling gulf, the Citadel is one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the Riviera. I loved exploring its cobblestone paths and the maritime museum inside. This was my second time visiting Saint-Tropez and I’m so glad I made the time to come up to the citadel.

The maritime museum in Saint-Tropez is located on a hill with a beautiful view over the small harbor. A charming spot with interesting exhibits and a great perspective on the town's nautical history.

Amazing view of St.Tropez and surrounding coast not a lot of tourists even in August peka times, there's a naval museum with cool stuff, bit stuffy air. Make sure to take some water because there's a bit of a climb to a hill. There's also peacocks roaming about

To be honest this is probably the best place to visit in Saint Tropez. You get a nice panoramic view of the entire Saint Tropez at just 5 euros, and you get to learn about the cool maritime history behind the town of Saint Tropez (before it became a touristy yacht town). There are peacocks too!

Whew! Cool place great views. Climb is difficult when hot. Great job with the museam and transforming the citadel.

A classic in stropez amongst locals and tourist. The terrace is spectacular. Friendly service, quick delivery and okay but not outstanding Asian fusion cuisine. Prices are well stropez... For my personal taste one bit too tacky and the food cannot match the ambience. I can understand why people come here it's just not my style.

This is the second year we come here to treat ourselfs and it has been 5 star 2/2. The staff is super kind to us and our small children and the food and drinks are as amazing, as the view. Can highly recommend if you have some budget to spend on a great experience.

Food was delicious and I thought fairly priced. Beautiful view of Saint Tropez, but if you are looking for festive place the terrace is quiet compare to other restaurants

We visited this spot early in the evening without a reservation, hoping to enjoy a full dinner. The host suggested we start on the patio which had a limited menu for drinks and appetizers, and mentioned that we could move inside for dinner later — which made it seem like there were plenty of tables available. A couple of hours later, when we checked back in to move inside for dinner, the experience took a disappointing turn. The host was surprisingly rude, obnoxious and dismissive, offering no explanation beyond “there’s no availability now” and walking away abruptly. When one of our friends politely followed up, they were also met with unprofessional and curt behavior — this time being told there was no waitstaff available to serve the inside tables. It felt misleading, as if we were encouraged to stay for drinks with the promise of dinner, only to be brushed off later. To be fair, the view is beautiful and the waitstaff we did interact with were friendly and attentive. But the experience with the host really soured the evening. There are plenty of great places in St. Tropez with similar views and much better hospitality — I’d recommend trying one of those instead.

Go for the ambience not the food. I had the monkfish green curry which was watery and totally bland with overcooked pieces of fish. However the terrace is beautiful and the cocktails are delicious (would suggest the spicy mezcal margarita).

The price is high. The food is way below the price level. They seem Japanese food, but have nothing to do with Japan or Japanese food. The selling point might be the good place to see the sunset… Hope the owner and chef improve the food quality.

Great atmosphere, amazing sun downer location. Friendly staff, delicious drinks and (pan asian) food. You can come just for a good drink and/ or dinner. Just enjoyable. Its a place to be - so be here ; ) So better do a reservation.

This place comes up on many lists of "Where to eat in St Tropez" but I just didn't see what the fuss is all about. The escargot dish was good, the deep fried courgettes weren't bad. A cannelloni of crab was drowned in a brown sauce. A meagre skewer of overcooked veal and a fish entree were uninspiring. Their appetizers seemed stronger than their main dishes, but don't expect to have more appetizers in place of a main dish - a main dish is obligatoire. The service was friendly. The tables set in the narrow laneway was cute if not lacking for a breeze which made it uncomfortable for me. We hurried through our obligatoire mains just to move on after paying the wildly expensive tally. I understand St Tropez prices are eye-watering, but I didn't feel the food here was commensurate with the price, even discounting the St Tropez price premium. To click the 100 euro + button on this review doesn't even begin to summarize the cost of the meal. It was disappointing despite all the "Where to eat in St Tropez lists."

Whatever you do... ask for the price first. They are definitely taking advantage of tourists. Most expensive dish on the menu is 54€, however they charged us 120€ for the special of the night because we didn't ask the price! It was the Sole fish... when he brought me the check and I complained he told me it was a large portion (which is wasnt) and he never offered us a smller portion. Classic taking advantage of tourists tactics. I paid it and went on my way. Figured I'd right a bad review. Definitely feel taken advantage of. Also all the food we had was super average. I would not recommend this place, even tho the street its on is super cute.

It was a very very hot night last night and we did not get to fully enjoy the restaurant. The food was fantastic. Full o flavors, fantastically presented and perfect size. Dont forget the snails and the terrine but above all the crab canelloni.

We come here every year since about 7/8 years. I always loved their truffle risotto - the risotto used to be full with truffles. This year we took 6 friends of ours and were very surprised that the prices went up and you would literally get a cheese risotto with some truffle flakes on top. On top it arrived cold, so it was pre-cooked. We won’t go back, also our friends were disappointed. What a pity!

Dinner at Caprice des Deux was overall enjoyable. The staff was very friendly, and the food was good. The food, however, did come out incredibly fast…so fast that I felt rushed. (The menu was small, so I’m sure it’s easier to fire.). Additionally, being mostly in a small street, several times there were people trying to sell things, and the staff didn’t try to have them not bother the patrons. The food itself was quite good. I had the filet of beef with truffles and the peach Melba for dessert.

Very friendly and professional staff. The best escargot ever, very good risotto and exceptional figues desert. We will be back next year

We seem to be the only people underwhelmed by the food. Overall food was decent just not very special or memorable. Our favourite was the side bread (good bread!). The truffle on top of most dishes was lovely and the risotto was good. For main courses, we had three orders of seafood. The seabass was a bit dry; the prawn tasted very fishy; and the salmon avocado tartare didn't leave the impression that they belonged together, felt like sashimi mixed with salty greens (sorry I had the most mind blowing salmon avocado tartare a few days prior at my wedding by my French chef). Appetizers wise they were ok. The crawfish pasta tasted better than the seafood main courses. Friendly and quick service.