Three parallel roads — the Grande, Moyenne, and Basse Corniches — connecting Nice to Monaco along the Mediterranean coast. Grace Kelly drove these roads in "To Catch a Thief" and, tragically, died on one in 1982.

Stops on This Tour (10)

1. 1
   Nice — Promenade des Anglais The Riviera's capital city and its legendary seafront promenade. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
2. 2
   Col de Villefranche — Grande Corniche The highest of the three roads, built by Napoleon along the ancient Roman Via Julia Augusta. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
3. 3
   La Turbie — Trophy of the Alps The Romans built a monumental trophy here in 6 BC to celebrate Augustus's conquest of 45 Alpine tribes. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
4. 4
   Eze Village — Moyenne Corniche A medieval village perched like an eagle's nest 427 meters above the sea. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
5. 5
   Jardin Exotique d'Eze The exotic garden at the summit of Eze village, surrounding the ruins of a 12th-century castle. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
6. 6
   Villefranche-sur-Mer — Basse Corniche The lowest road hugs the coastline through this colorful fishing village. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
7. 7
   Cap Ferrat — Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild The Rothschild's pink villa and its nine themed gardens occupy the tip of the Cap Ferrat peninsula. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
8. 8
   Beaulieu-sur-Mer — Villa Kerylos An exact replica of an ancient Greek villa, built in 1902 with obsessive archaeological accuracy. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
9. 9
   Monaco — Monte Carlo Casino The Grand Prix circuit winds through these streets every May. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
10. 10
    Monaco — Prince's Palace The Grimaldi family has ruled from this cliff-top fortress since 1297. 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app

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