After we had a relatively calm day in Antibes, the next day we planned something a little bit more exciting!
The Monte Carlo stop in Monaco is about an hour train ride from Cannes, not far at all. And the place is seriously stunning.
We took a long hike up to the Grimaldi Palace, we never seem to be wearing the right shoes for these activities. Sandals were not the best choice.
Ladies in white
The Prince's Palace of Monaco (still the official residence)
Next Meg made her way to the other side of Monaco to go to Hotel de Paris and Julia and I stayed on the hillside to go to the Oceanographic Museum. When paying to enter the Palace you can buy a combo ticket (around 20euros) for the Palace and Aquarium so Julia and I figured, why not?
Welcome to Monaco's Aquarium!
Julia was in love with the shark tank
Hole in the floor
If you look closely you can see the waves crashing on the side of the mountain.
Sea horseys
Can you see the fish buried under the pebbles?
Ugly thing ain't it?
The Octopus in the middle of dinner
Julia was in love with the shark tank
Hole in the floor
If you look closely you can see the waves crashing on the side of the mountain.
Sea horseys
Can you see the fish buried under the pebbles?
The Octopus in the middle of dinner
Mirror pic
^ Dori from Finding Nemo
Nemo, where are you?
Unfortunately, the Aquarium closed before we got a chance to go to the shark petting room. We had read some information online that said the Aquarium was open until 9pm but it actually closed at 8. Which in Europe means everything starts closing down 30 minutes before...
Julia's a cute sailor
Julia took the camera from me, and for once I was the one being photographed...
Clearly I couldn't think of many poses...
Picture frame of Monaco
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