• Carnolès Gare SNCF - Gather at the Carnolès Train Station for an introduction to the history of Roquebrune and Menton.

• Carnolès - A 2.3 km (1.4 miles) walk along a scenic and peaceful path that gently ascends (200 meters or 600 feet). Suitable for those in normal or good physical condition (not recommended for individuals with back or heart issues). The walk takes 45 minutes to 1 hour and 15 minutes (if at a very slow pace).

• Roquebrune-Cap-Martin - A charming village featuring narrow cobblestone streets, quaint squares, pathways, baroque churches, handicrafts, nativity scenes (especially during Christmas), citrus trees, a 2000-year-old olive tree, and an ancient mill. Follow in the footsteps of the renowned French writer Romain Gary (Promise at Dawn, Roots of Heaven…).

• Chateau de Roquebrune-Cap-Martin - One of France’s oldest castles (1,000 years old). This beautiful castle-museum is rich with stories about the famous Grimaldi family, who have ruled Monaco for over 700 years. The panoramic views are breathtaking!

• Parc de Roquebrune - Experience the most stunning views from the cemetery at the village’s highest point, following in the footsteps of the famous French architect Le Corbusier, known for his large modern constructions and visionary, functional designs.

There is an option to continue walking to a park with numerous World War II bunkers and even more spectacular views!

• Place des 2 Frères - Enjoy a local food tasting to savor the delicious street food of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin.

There is an opportunity to purchase local products.

• In-person Guide
• Snacks

• Pick-Up or Drop Off
• Lunch
• Private transportation

Embark on a unique and gentle hike from the coast to the elevated village of Roquebrune, where you can explore this medieval town and Grimaldi’s Castle, before continuing to an Exceptional Park with breathtaking views.

Many visitors to the French Riviera overlook this stunning, distinctive village, which offers one of the most captivating and expansive views over Monaco, Provence, and Italy. This journey includes a visit to one of France’s oldest castles (dating back to the 11th century), where significant chapters of the Grimaldis of Monaco’s history were penned.

Discover Roquebrune-Village, following in the footsteps of writer Romain Gary and other artists, and experience the poetic atmosphere it exudes. Be sure to see the monumental tree: the largest, most magnificent, and proudest olive tree on Earth (and one of the oldest, at 2000 years old), along with a park featuring numerous World War II bunkers.

This is a truly unique, unusual, and extraordinary destination, especially recommended between December 14 and January 7 for its living nativity scenes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.