In addition to being a fantastic museum with great content, the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco is also an architectural gem – purposely built in a strategic location in the Old Town of Monaco ahead of its inauguration in 1910, it really looks like it was slammed into the side of the cliff side. You can check out this amazing perspective from the entrance to the Parking des Pêcheurs public car park, accessible by lift from the museum esplanade. To discover the museum in more detail, check out the dedicated blog article!
THE FRENCH RIVIERA BLOG BY KEVIN HIN 
this photo is spectacular. I have been trying for the past week to figure out the best directions to taking this photo, Can you explain to me if you don’t mind, the best directions if I am standing at Quai Antoine, having just gotten off the Bateau boat. I think because Monaco is built on “different levels” it is totally confusing me. One set of directions has me walking out onto the pier (Jetée Rainier III). Thank you so much for any assistance you can provide.