Old Town Menton
The Old Town of Menton is one of the most colourful and romantic places on the French Riviera. Settled on a hill at the foot of the Montée des Logettes and along the narrow rue Longue it offers a stunning panoramic view towards the azure waters of the Mediterranean sea. The impressive towers of the 17th-century St. Michael's basilica built in the Italian Jesuit style are among the most remarkable monuments in Menton.

Le Bastion de Saint Antoine
Le Bastion de Saint Antoine was built in the 17th century by the Prince of Monaco with the aim to protect Menton from sea raids. It was connected to the main land by a mobile wooden bridge. In 19th century it was abandoned and became a prison. In 1966 the fortress was turned into the interesting Musée Jean Cocteau showing a unique exhibition of the works of the French artist Jean Cocteau.

Serre de la Madone
Serre de la Madone is a marvellous garden containing a large number of exotic rare plants collected from almost all parts of the planet. This unique garden was created in 1924 by the knowledgeable plantsman L. Johnston.