Monte Carlo Weekly Photo

Even the drainpipes are interesting...

It's very hard to get the whole building in one shot without an amazing wide-angle lens which I don't have. Take a look at yesterda...

These are the signs that great you as you approach the Riviera Palace and it's good to be reminded of how it looked when it was first bu...

We have a treat in store. We are going to visit the Riviera Palace in Beausoleil. This is a celebrated and beautiful Belle Epoque palace w...

A fenced-in cat who lives at the Riviera Palace in Beausoleil. To see how others around the world have interpreted today's theme 'Fe...

This could be anywhere on the Cote d'Azur - soft yellow walls, green shutters, deep shadows and blue skies but in fact I took it from in...

A few final images taken within this beautiful and peaceful sanctuary. In 1653 , a commission of theologians, a doctor and a lawyer c...

The intention was to show (in the main photo) the interior of the chapel but it's not a good photo. I'd grabbed a shot quickly wit...

Many of the paintings give thanks for those who made it after an accident - for instance this little boy from Menton who was run over by a b...

One of the nuns stands in comtemplation before entering the chapel. Our Lady of Laghet is the name of the Virgin Mary associated with t...

Most of the drawings and paintings are simple but somehow so touching. Many, as you see, show accidents where the beloved husband or wife or...

This is the walkway with its vaulted ceiling that goes right around the church - the chapel itself is in the centre. Here you'll find hu...

The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Laghet has been an important destination for pilgrims since 1654. This is a church where people go to pray and ...

I wouldn't mind a euro for every person who leans on a barrier in Monaco...and dreams.

Waiting outside the Hotel de Paris.

Isn't this old door in La Turbie wonderful? If you open it, you'll find a car inside. It's simply a garage. There has to be a ...

Soon after entering the old village of La Turbie, you'll find this pretty old shop, Magie de Vitrail , where you'll find all sorts o...

Bringing home the bacon...or is it the lamb? Street scene in La Turbie.

This sculpture at Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat had me laughing out loud. It's such fun. Looks a bit like a Kiwi bird, doesn't it?

We're in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat looking at one of the sculptures displayed on the esplanade above the port. No mention of the artist or ...