With the Monaco walking tour, you can mingle with the rich and famous and "ooh and ah" over the fabulous yachts in the harbors. Pause to appreciate the skill of the Formula 1 drivers as they dart through the tightest of motor-racing bends in the city streets.
Monaco is, of course, the home of the Grand Prix. Afterwards, visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, the burial place for the Grimaldi royal line, including Grace Kelly and Rainier III.
**Suitable for children age 7+
Our guide will give you a detailed information about the casino and the surrounding buildings and gardens. Then you can go inside and visit the building.
This circuit is one of, if not the most, difficult Formula 1 circuits in the world. Most of them take place in oval stadiums, but the fact that Monaco is a street circuit puts a bit of a spanner in the works.
Our guide will explain to you the importance of Formula 1 for Monaco's economy.
You will have an outside look to the Opera House. This opera house was designed by Francois Garnier, a leading French architect who is most famous for creating the Palais Garnier, a major opera house in Paris, perhaps the most beautiful in Europe.
Our guide will explain to you the differences between the Monaco Opera House and the famous Paris Opera Garnier.
You are going to take a quick stop here in a balcony, overlooking the magnificent Port Hercules, the only deep-water port in Monaco and one of the major ports in the Cote d’Azur region.
You will continue to one of the 4 major districts of Monaco to discover the famous Condamine market known for its food stalls and discover local specialties including fruits, vegetables, olive oil, seafood, etc. In the market there are different food courts. Either you can bring your own sandwiches or buy food in the market.
You will head to le Rocher, a beautiful district in the far side of Monaco. From a balcony you will have a magnificent view of the Fontvieille port, which is a bit isolated from the rest of the city.
You will have an outside look to the Prince's Palace.
You will learn about Francois Grimaldi, the father of Monaco and the first Grimaldi ruler here in this country. You will learn about the history of Grimaldi Family, and will contemplate the beautiful palace in front of you.
It is royal as it is around a 30 second walk away from the Palace, just up the alley over there. This is where all the royal ceremonies take place – the coronations, weddings, funerals, baptisms, christenings.
You will go inside and contemplate its beauty.
This is one of the most extensive and best aquatic museums across Europe.
Our guide will describe to you what you can see inside and will also tell the reason why the Royal family decided to create this museum.
All you will hear out here are the waves and the birds; it is by far one of the most relaxing spots of Monaco. There are a lot of balconies here with breathtaking views overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
You will finish your tour in thee gardens. You can stroll the narrow paths of this garden as much as you want.
We’ll meet near the Pont Sainte Devote Bus Stop, 98000, Monaco.
Monaco is a microstate and city-state on the French Riviera in Western Europe. Known for its glamour, luxury, and the famous Monte Carlo Casino, it's a playground for the rich and famous. With its Mediterranean climate, stunning coastline, and rich cultural heritage, Monaco offers a unique blend of elegance and charm.
The iconic Monte Carlo Casino is a symbol of luxury and glamour. Designed by Charles Garnier, it's a must-visit for its opulent architecture and gaming tables.
The official residence of the Prince of Monaco, this palace offers stunning views and a glimpse into the royal history of Monaco.
Founded by Prince Albert I, this museum is dedicated to marine science and offers a fascinating look at the underwater world.
Monaco's only public beach, Larvotto offers a relaxing escape with clear waters and a variety of water sports.
The old town of Monaco, Monaco-Ville, is a charming area with narrow streets, historic buildings, and the Prince's Palace.
A traditional Monegasque fritter filled with Swiss chard, ricotta, and herbs. It's a popular street food and a must-try for visitors.
A traditional Monegasque dish made with polenta, often served with meat or seafood.
A traditional Monegasque bread, similar to fougasse from Provence, often flavored with olives, cheese, or herbs.
A thin, crispy pancake made from chickpea flour, similar to the Italian farinata. It's a popular street food in Monaco.
This is the best time to visit Monaco, with pleasant weather and fewer tourists compared to the peak summer months. The city is lively with various events and festivals.
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Monaco is a very safe destination with a low crime rate. However, petty crime such as pickpocketing can occur in tourist areas, so it's important to take precautions.
Monaco-Monte-Carlo Station
Monaco Bus Station
The bus network is efficient and affordable, with frequent services throughout the city.
Available • Apps: Monaco Taxi, Uber (limited availability)
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