This rather boring photo is to show you Monaco's hidden railway station. In fact, it's in France - Roquebrune - and is open once a year for the Monte Carlo Tennis Masters.
The station is below the Monte Carlo Country Club, hence its name,
Halte MCCC. To find it you walk on the road, below the tennis, past all the television trucks and the Monte Carlo Beach Hotel, which is below you and onward for about 600 metres. Turn up a narrow path and eventually you find it ...
As you can see it's pretty primitive and anyone with dodgy knees would find it difficult to get up into the train as the platform is on ground level, not raised. But for people going to the tennis, of course it's brilliant.
La Spiaggia is the beach at the far end of Larvotto, with its own restaurant, beach loungers and so on. I must have walked along here a thousand times and never noticed the plaque of the late Prince Rainier on the wall above. And if you click to enlarge the photo below, what about the fearsome animal about to pounce?
If you walk through the underpass than runs under Place Sainte Devote, you can have fun with the infinity reflections in the mirrored walls. 
Yesterday we saw a man who cleans the windows at the Grimaldi Forum - today the building itself. In the main photo people are inside waiting to go down to the theatre for a matinee performance of Chicago. 
Ever wondered how they clean the glass of the Grimaldi Forum. Here's how - one windowcleaner and three other men to hold the ropes. 
This rather boring photo is to show you Monaco's hidden railway station. In fact, it's in France - Roquebrune - and is open once a year for the Monte Carlo Tennis Masters. 
There's a sign, high above one of the charming streets in Monaco Ville (le rocher) that says 'Street Food.' (see small photo) Here you'll find cafés and bars and pizzerias where you can buy snacks and reasonably priced meals. A busy street, thronging with tourists. 
