モナコの天然記念物・トップ6

1954年にレーニエ3世が妻グレース・ケリーへのオマージュとして創設した、プリンセス・グレース・ローズガーデンは、モナコのシンボルの一つとなりました。この庭園には、世界中から集められた何百種類ものバラが数千株集められています。毎年、新しいバラの国際コンクールの一環として、新しい品種が発表されます。

少し隠れていますが、一見の価値あり

詳細については、次のリンクをご覧ください。 https://www.visitmonaco.com/profiter/parcs-et-jardins/jardins-saint-martin

モンテカルロのカジノは、公国で最も象徴的な建造物の一つです。1863年に開設されたこのボザール様式の建物は、有名人や観光客の集まる場所となっています。 裕福な人々が建物内で楽しんでいる間、訪問者はスポーツカーや周囲の建物を撮影するために周辺に群がっています。

An unassuming garden with magnificent views.

Originally, the Saint-Martin gardens were a typical Mediterranean garden consisting of pine forests, holm oaks, myrtle, pistachio trees, etc. They were later supplemented with exotic species that were accustomed to the environment. Hidden under the road, between the Oceanographic Museum and the Cathedral, this green setting offers walkers as many surprises as exceptional views of the Mediterranean.

The caroubi tree, or carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua), is a tree that is often found in the Mediterranean region, including Monaco. This tree is known for its sturdy, shady canopy and its long lifespan. Here are some interesting facts about the caroubi tree: 1. **Food source**: The pods of the caroubi tree contain a sweet pulp that is often used in food products, such as sweets and as a cocoa substitute in chocolate products. 2. **Ecological value**: Caroubi trees are well-suited to dry climates and help prevent soil erosion. They can also provide a good habitat for a variety of animals. 3. **Symbolism**: In some cultures, the caroubi tree is seen as a symbol of abundance and fertility. 4. **Garden use**: In Monaco, caroubi trees are often planted in gardens and parks for their aesthetic value and the shade they provide. In Monaco, the caroubi is not only a beautiful tree, but also an important part of the local flora and culture.

Very nice park in front of the casino.