vieux la turbie

Thos little place is excellente to visit in a short time, but the best of all is that if you search the begging of the path that take the trekkers to the sea; you can see Monaco from the "very top". Is unbelievable!!! Go up as much as you can and you will see some rocks, go to the left side with careful, and THERE IT IS!!! Monaco for you!!!

From Monaco, we drove to La Turbie. The small town is lovely, very medieval and quaint. The views from here is spectacular.

Great little town just a short bus ride from Monaco. The Le Trophée des Alpes is just a short walk from the town center and is a great take. The views of Monaco from this town are spectacular.

Just lovely to wander around - like a film set, but it's for real, and I liked the pedestrian friendly setting -- no cars

This village had wonderful Provençal architecture, winding lanes and alleys and a great atmosphere. The centre of the village had a church; which can be visited

No tourists, quiet streets dating back to late roman times and above it all the huge monument also worth visiting.

We walked through the old village of La Turbie - it was an absolutely charming residential area. There were no shops, and we did not see another tourist.

Mainly there is one attraction in the La Turbie - the one of the two existing Roman Trophee outside of current Italian borders - Via Aurelia part! Overall the town is lovely and if you not interestied in tourist crowded Eze next to and would like to have a great view on the State of Monaco - La Turbie is deffenetly worth visiting - you need to park auto outside - close to pannoramic view of the bay of monaco and account of ca 2 hours for the town with some stops and anothr 1,5 hours for the Trophee if you want to spend 7 euro to go inside.

J'ai pris un énorme plaisir à découvrir la partie historique de la TURBIE entre veilles pierres, jolies maisons fleuries même en cette période de février mais sous un beau soleil.

Merveilleux village qui combine vestiges romains et histoire médiévale. Il faut se balader dans les petites ruelles et admirer toutes ces jolies maisons, certaines très vieilles. Au bout du village : une vue à couper le souffle sur Monaco et la mer. Le trophée d'Auguste domine un des plus beaux endroits de la côte.

Un piccolo borgo medievale, di tipo ligure, ben tenuto e con scorci da cartolina...delizioso, con il bonus aggiuntivo del Trophee Des Alpes (o d'Auguste).

La Turbie est un peu en dehors des grandes route du littoral et le montée vers le village vaut la peine . Dominée par un immense monument romain , le village médiéval est un bijou . Chaque maison merite un regard appuyé . Un très très joli village, très propre .

モナコのずっと上にある中世の雰囲気がそのまま残されている小さな街です。散策するにはちょうど良い規模です。旧市街は車が入れないのでゆっくり観光できます。今回で3回目の訪問となりましたがやっぱり良いなぁと思いました。石造りの建物が並ぶ静かな路地は本当に雰囲気が良いです。

町の高台にある「アウグストゥスのトロフィー」を見に行った際の帰りに通りました。静かな古い街並みが、当時のまま残っているようで、ヨーロッパの中世にタイムトリップしたような気持ちにさせてくれます。土産店も見かけず、商業的な観光地でないところがいいです。

雑誌に出てきそうな南フランスの町です。観光客も多くなく、散策に最適です。夜はモナコの夜景をみることができます。