Monaco 7 Day Itinerary
Title: 7-Day Itinerary for Exploring Monaco 🇲🇨
Day 1: Arrival & Monte-Carlo
- 🏨 Check-in: Find a comfortable accommodation in Monte-Carlo, the heart of Monaco. Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo or Hotel Hermitage Monte-Carlo are excellent choices.
- 🏌️♂️ Golfing at Monte-Carlo Country Club: Enjoy a round of golf in the stunning setting of Monaco’s countryside. Book here
- 🚗 Visit Casino de Monte-Carlo: Experience the glamour and elegance of this iconic casino, even if you don’t gamble.
- 🌃 Stroll along the Monte-Carlo Harbor: Take in the beautiful yachts and the ambiance of the bustling marina.
Day 2: Monaco-Ville & Prince’s Palace
- 🏞️ Hike to Monaco-Ville: Climb the steep steps (or take a bus) up to Monaco-Ville, the old town.
- 🏰 Explore Prince’s Palace: Visit the official residence of the Royal Family. Check opening times
- 🎭 Observatory Cave: Discover the underground world, where you can see stalactites and stalagmites. More info
- ⏳ Garden of Exotic Plants: Stroll through this unique botanical garden with a collection of over 400 species. Details
Day 3: Oceanographic Museum & Aquarium
- 🐠 Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium: Spend the day learning about marine life and exploring aquariums. Ticket prices and opening times
- 🌃 Monte-Carlo Bay Beach: Relax on the beach or swim in the sea, followed by dinner at one of the nearby restaurants like Blue Bay by Marcel Ravin. Reservations
Day 4: Formula 1 Circuit & Larvotto Beach
- 🏎️ Formula 1 Circuit: Visit the world-famous racetrack, even if there’s no race on. Guided tours are available.
- 🌊 Larvotto Beach: Enjoy a day at Monaco’s only public beach. More info
Day 5: Jardin Exotique & Museum of Naval History
- 🏞️ Jardin Exotique (revisit): Spend more time exploring this unique botanical garden if you didn’t finish on Day 2.
- 🛠️ Museum of Naval History: Discover the maritime history of Monaco with a visit to this fascinating museum. More info
Day 6: Nice & Monaco Grand Prix Circuit
- 🇫🇷 Nice: Take a day trip to the nearby city of Nice and explore its beautiful beaches, Promenade des Anglais, and Old Town (Vieille Ville). More info
- 🏎️ Monaco Grand Prix Circuit (revisit): Visit the sections of the circuit that you missed on Day 4.
Day 7: Departure
- 🏨 Check-out and depart from Monaco, taking with you unforgettable memories of this stunning principality!
Things to Note:
- Visa Requirements: If you’re not from the Schengen area, check if you need a visa for France (as Monaco is part of the Schengen zone). Visa info
- Transport: The best way to get around Monaco is on foot or by using the city’s buses. Taxis are also available, but can be expensive. Public transport info
- Currency: Euro (€) is used in Monaco. Credit cards and debit cards are widely accepted.
- Language: French and English are the most common languages spoken in Monaco, but you may also encounter Italian or Monegasque.
- Tipping: A service charge is usually included in restaurant bills, but it’s customary to leave small change if the service was exceptional. More tips on tipping
- Emergency Numbers: Police (Gendarmerie): 17; Fire Brigade: 18; Ambulance: 15