The entrance to the small harbour of Fontvieille. You can see another photograph of this harbour, posted a couple of days ago - HERE. The rocks on the left are part of Le Rocher, the oldest part of Monaco where you'll find the Palace, the Cathedral, the Oceanographic Museum and beautiful old streets.
7 comments:
Oh, that water looks just so impossibly blue and sparkly! Very inviting.
Is that what's called Mediterranean blue?
oh my its manificent. i wonder when can i set foot to monte carlo.
Isabella, it's so blue, isn't it? But yes, that's how it is. Only thing I would say is that if I take pics around midday there is a hardness to the colour - as in this photo. I didn't change any colour tho - in fact I tried to lighten it just a little.
Beautiful shot.
What a view!
What is that little fort like building in the centre ?
Ann
The building in the centre is the Capitanerie, which is where the yacht owners go to arrange their berthing. Thanks to my friend Laura - a mine of information on Monaco - for telling me this.
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