Travel: Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

Feb 25, 2019

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The highlights of my trip to Monaco was an unforgettable meal at Alain Ducasse’s Louis XV and the Oceanographic museum. It’s large and extensive as you get to learn about the behaviour and nature of all the little living creatures that make the eco system under the sea.

I don’t have a padi licence as I am afraid of being under the sea, and this more than makes up for what I’m missing out on – the underwater world of wonders and colours. My photos don’t do the experience any justice. Here are some of my favourites – love the lemon looking fish and the jellyfish tanks.

Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

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Hi, I am Juliana Loh, also endearingly known to friends as J-Loh. I am a well-fed and watered not-so-sterile Singaporean married to a chef (Head chef of a three Michelin- starred restaurant, no less).

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