Jardin Exotique, Monte Carlo
Cliffside gardens showcase global cacti and succulents, with stunning views and an intriguing cave system beneath.
The Jardin Exotique in Monaco was opened in 1933 and is arranged dramatically along the cliffside above the principality. It brings together cacti and succulents from around the world, all adapted to the site’s exposed yet favourable conditions. Beneath the garden lies a cave system that adds geological interest to the visit. The views over Monaco and the Mediterranean are among the garden’s defining features.
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