Monaco City Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Monaco Monaco-Ville is the second smallest country in the world and also one of the richest countries. It has a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery. Standing on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, overlooking the blue bay and white sails, the stunning scenery is picturesque. It is a pocket kingdom that people yearn to travel to.Attractions distribution:
Monaco Located in the hills of southwestern Europe, Monaco The old city and the surrounding areas that were built later. The main attractions in the city include Napoleon Memorial (Museum of Napoleon Souvenirs) and Antique Car Collection Private Collection of Antique Cars Prince's Palace of Monaco (Prince's Palace of Monaco), Stade Louis II (Stade Louis II), Oceanographic Museum of Monaco （Oceanographic Museum of Monaco） St. Martin's Gardens (Jardins St-Martin), Monaco Cathedral (Cathédrale de Monaco), etc. Rich in Mediterranean style and prosperous port The landscape is also a major feature.Scenic spot features:
Miniature country, Mediterranean style, city sightseeing, seasideTransportation
Scenic spot location:
How to get there:
Monaco There is no airport in China. Monaco The airports are Côte d'Azur Airport in Nice, Côte d'Ivoire and Nice Airport in France. Monaco Generally, you need to go through France, apply for a French visa, and go from Paris Monaco You can fly to Nice first, then take a helicopter for 400 francs, or take a taxi for 350-400 francs. Monaco You can also take the train, usually a night train, which leaves at 9pm and arrives at 8am the next day.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Tickets
Monaco Ticket Prices:
1. Joint ticket:
Prince's Palace+ Napoleon Memorial : Adults 9 EUR, children/students aged 8-14 EUR 4 EUR.
Prince's Palace + Oceanographic Museum: Adults 19 euros, children aged 4-7 €7, children aged 8-12 €9, children aged 13-18/student 11 euros.
2. Napoleon Memorial : Adults 4 €, children (8-14 years) 2 €, groups 3 €.
3. Antique Car Collection : Adults 6 EUR, children (8-14 years) 3 EUR.
4. Oceanarium: Adults 14 euros, students 10 euros, children aged 4-12 years old 7 euros, children under 4 years old free.
Scenic area opening hours:
1. Napoleon Memorial (Closed from November 12 to December 16):
December 17 to May 31: 10:30-12:30, 14:00-17:00, except Monday, December 25 and January 1.
1 June - 30 September: every day from 09:30 to -18:30.
1 October - 11 November: every day from 10:00 to 17:00.
2. Antique Car Collection : 10:00-18:00 every day, closed on December 25th.
3. Prince's Palace: 10:00-18:00 from March 29 to October 31. Admission is prohibited after 17:30.
4. St. Martin Park: 07:00-18:00 from October to March, 07:00-20:00 from April to September.
5.Aquarium: 10:00-18:00 from October to March, 9:30-19:00 from April to June and September, 9:30-19:30 from July to August.
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. The Prince's Palace holds concerts every summer.
2. Large church Mass: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 08:30, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 18:00, Sunday 08:30, 18:00.
3. Most of the city's attractions will be closed during the F1 Grand Prix and Christmas.
4. Main attractions information:
Monaco Tourist Office: http://www.visitmonaco.com/en.
Palais Prince: http://www.palais.mc/, +377 93 25 18 31.
Antique Car Collection : +377 92 05 28 56.
Oceanographic Museum: http://www.oceano.mc/, +377 93 15 36 40.
Monaco Cathedral : http://www.cathedrale.mc/, +377 93 30 87 70.
5.Main festivals:
New Year: January 1
Monaco Loyalty Day: January 27
Monte Carlo Rally: end of January
International Tennis Championships: April
Monaco Grand Prix: May
Ascension Day: May 4
Pentecost: May 15
Monte-Carlo Bay Golf Open: June
Assumption of Mary: August 15
Flower Festival: July-August
Saints' Day: November 1
National Day: November 19
International Acrobatic Festival: December
Tour route:
Two-day tour: Monaco City (Prince's Palace, Oceanographic Museum) → Monte Carlo (Casino, Opera House)
Best time to visit:
All seasons
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Luxury goods, perfume, jewelry, antiques.
(Gourmet) Crispy dried fruits, Monte Carlo Hotel Restaurant.
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