A garden city

Discover Menton’s magnificent gardens. Tropical gardens, citrus gardens, botanical gardens or olive groves, Menton boasts no less than 7 exceptional gardens.
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The charm of the past

The old town shows a reflection of past centuries with its houses huddled together, stacked along the steep path to a medieval castle. No car is allowed to drive down its dark streets shaded by arches, nor on the cobble stones paving juxtaposed streets...
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Fishing and sailing

The city boasts 2 ports. The town port is located between the Sablettes’ beach and the Jean Cocteau museum, with the Basilica of Saint Michael Archangel, looking over it. Garavan, Menton’s second port is one of the biggest ports on the Côte d'Azur. It is situated near the Italian border and offers all the facilities to the people calling it.
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The pedestrian and shopping area

Nested between the old city and the centre, the pedestrian street is full of shops, restaurants, shaded cafes terasses. It is the ideal place for a stroll, day and night.
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The perfume of the stalls

Menton has 5 markets. Daily or weekly for some, they are sometimes more frequent. You can find local products, unusual objects or art. These markets bring life into Menton, all year round.
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