Monte Carlo Weekly Photo

The enchanting walk from Beaulieu-sur-Mer to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat takes you right past the pink villa that once belonged to David Niven.

A door opens onto the small square at the back of David Niven's house which was named in his honour - Place David Niven. The house itsel...

David Niven's house at Cap Ferrat isn't easy to photograph. It nearly always in shade - and therefore doubtless cool in summer. Ta...

We've popped along to Cap Ferrat today to David Niven's villa, originally called Lo Scoglietto (Little Rock). He bought it from Cha...

If you want to get away from it all, go sit and watch the ducks in the pond at Fontvieille. After a while, you begin to wonder if the best w...

Wobbly buildings = a reflection at the port of Fontvieille.

The 1st January is traditionally the day members of the City Daily Photo community choose their favourite photo of the previous year. My fav...

If you are celebrating tonight, have a wonderful time! Perhaps you'll visit Port Hercule where you'll see these two performers. Hap...

This little boy obviously intends to be an ice-hockey player when he grows up. The last photo shows the ice rink in part sun and part shade....

A boy glides across the ice at Port Hercule - one boy, two shadows...

Mid-afternoon - time for tea, a hot chocolate or perhaps a glass of vino. The terrace of the Café de Paris is always a good choice as you ...

The facade of the Hôtel Hermitage was hidden from view for months and months earlier this year whilst the frescoes were being restored. Her...

Christmas Fair on Port Hercule: Some little girls love whizzing around on the swings and some little boys get dizzy and cry.

The windows of the Lanvin shop in Casino Square seem particularly apt to wish you a Happy Christmas! And to say a big 'thankyou' to ...

Christmas at the Metropole Shopping Centre. The café you see on the lower level is where I took THIS PHOTO a couple of days ago.

A British bank in Monaco - hence the Monegasque flag and the Union Jack.

This looks like a good idea after a morning's Christmas shopping. We are at the café on the lower floor of the Metropole centre.

A lot of people are surprised to discover there is a McDonald's in Monaco. It's in Fontvieille above the supermarket complex.

You don't really expect to see a reindeer walking around Monte Carlo, do you?

In winter the swimming pool on Port Hercule is turned into an ice rink.