Nestled between Monaco and Menton in Southeastern France sits Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, a home to one of the world’s most famous sporting tournaments, the Monte-Carlo Masters

Celebrated since 1934, the Lemon Festival is a spectacular event with parades, music, dancing and bursts of confetti.

Sheltered by the imposing Mont Agel, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin is perfectly positioned between Menton and Monte Carlo.

The designer and architect Eileen Gray left a lasting imprint on Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. She built her modernist masterpiece E-1027 just a stone’s throw from the sea.

Drawn to the bright light and dazzling colour palette, artists from Monet to Picasso have flocked to the French Riviera for centuries, inspired by this unique stretch of coastline.

Threading itself through the streets of Port Hercule, Monte Carlo and La Condamine, the Circuit de Monaco is an icon of the racing calendar.

With a rich history since its inception in 1991, it comes as no surprise that the Monaco Yacht Show is one of the most celebrated events in the international yachting calendar.