LES JARDINS ST MARTIN/ST MARTIN GARDENS
Monaco-Ville

Description
These gardens where the small paths snake nonchalantly along the ridge hangs on the south-west face of the Rock. It is a thriving environment for the wild Mediterranean flora complemented by a rich display of exotic species. Here and there, the luxury of nature, classic works of art or a clear pool can be discovered...
Free admission.

LES JARDINS ET TERRASSES DU CASINO/CASINO GARDENS AND TERRACES
Place du Casino

Description
Uphill from the casino, the French style garden of lawns and magnificent fountains sits alongside the “Little Africa” garden, with its exuberant species; downhill, the sun filled terraces lead to the “Hexa Grace”, a striking multicoloured work by Vasarely overlooking the sea.
Free admission

LE PARC PAYSAGER DE FONTVIEILLE ET LA ROSERAIE PRINCESSE GRACE/ FONTVIEILLE PARK AND THE PRINCESS GRACE ROSE GARDEN
Terre-plein de Fontvieille

Description
A small lake bordered by palms and olive trees, laid out over an area of almostfour hectares, presents a charming space full of serenity in the Fontvieille area, where following a footpath, you will discover many contemporary sculptures. The Princess Grace Rose Garden is an area of calm and serenity where the scent of some 4,000 roses hangs in the air.
Free admission, sunrise until sunset.

LE JARDIN JAPONAIS/JAPANESE GARDEN
Avenue Princesse-Grace

Description
A stylized replica of the great outdoors, with its mountain, hill, waterfall, beach and brook, this surprising 7000 m2 park is an authentic work of art created by respecting the strictest principles of the Zen concept of compactness. An exceptional park at the foot of the city, this eastern garden is touched by a particular atmosphere, harmoniously combining stone, water and vegetation.
Free admission, 9am until sunset.

LE JARDIN EXOTIQUE ET LA GROTTE DE L'OBSERVATOIRE/THE EXOTIC GARDENS AND THE OBSERVATION CAVE
Boulevard du Jardin Exotique
Tel (+377) 93 15 29 80
Fax (+377) 93 15 29 81

Description
This extraordinary garden, bringing together several million species of plants known as succulents, was opened in 1933 and was boldly planted on the rocky mountainside where it blooms superbly; it has today become the object of worldwide admiration. It is the kingdom of nature’s exuberance, its unusualness and surrealism.
60m below ground, a prehistoric cave reveals its spectacular stalagmites and stalactites formed over millennia!
Open daily:
- 15th May to 15th September, 9am – 7pm;
- 16th September to 14th May, 9am – 6pm or until night fall;
Closed 19th November and 25th December.

Prices (per person):
• Adults: €6.80
• Children aged 6-18 and students: €3.50
• retraités (plus de 65 ans) : 5,30 €