Monte Carlo Weekly Photo

Fontvieille's beautiful St. Nicolas' church as you won't often see it - surrounded by bikers and their beautiful Harley-David...

Father Julien, the priest of Saint Nicolas' church in Fontvieille, Monaco is a biker - a member of the Monaco Harley-Davidson Club....

The steeple of St. Nicolas' church in Fontvieille, reflected in a puddle.

Monaco's cathedral at night.  This is where HSH Prince Rainier III and HSH Princess Grace are buried.

We are in the beautiful neo-classical church of Notre Dame de l’Assomption in Eze village.  The church was reconstructed between 1764 an...

The interior of the beautiful Eglise Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption in Eze Village.

  A corner of the beautiful neo-classical church of Notre Dame de l’Assomption which was reconstructed between 1764 and 1778 af...

We are back outside the Chapel de la Miséricorde where th e walls outside are still being painted. Remember this man and his shadow ? ...

Our last day inside the beautiful Chapel de la Miséricorde on le rocher .  Here are some beautiful lamps tucked away behind the altar. ...

As you see, no pews in the Chapel de la Miséricorde - just simple wooden chairs and a sculpture of Christ in a silk-lined glass case.

A similar shot to yesterday except this shows off the row of simple crosses to be found at the back of the altar. These would be used dur...

Walk behind the altar in the Chapel de la Miséricorde and this is what you find.

Another beautiful sculpture in the Chapel de la Miséricorde.  I wish I knew the story of this sculpture - perhaps someone does?

This gold sculpture is one of many objets d'art in the Chapel de la Miséricorde.

The Chapel de la Miséricorde on le rocher was completed in 1646.  25% of the population had died of the plague in 1631 with the last ...

This man, along with his shadow,  is painting the outside of a chapel on the rocher . Come to think of it,  I can feel a little se...

The steeple of St. Nicolas' church in Fontvieille reflected in a puddle.

This is the 43rd year of the Kermesse (which translates as church or charity bazaar). From small beginnings by the British communit...

Meet Father Walter Raymond, Chaplain of Saint Paul's Anglican Church in Monaco.  And of course, meet his little dog Sparky. This wa...

This is a view of the cathedral I'd not seen before. The promontory called La Tête de Chien (The Dog's Head) is at an altitude of 5...