An extraordinary strip of land in between Italy and France has remained almost unchanged for millions of years, nestled by a rocky wall of Upper-Jurassic dolomitic limestone about 100 metres high overlooking a mirror-of-emerald strip of the Mediterranean, in the proximity of Italy.
HelloMonaco continues introducing you to the Principality’s neighbouring towns and villages that are well worth a look. Let’s visit the French town of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, to discover its past, secrets and its famous residents. Roquebrune-Cap-Martin is divided into two parts totally different in both style and atmosphere.


