Things to do in Monaco

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1. Circuit de Monaco

Watch from the sidelines as professional drivers race around the Monte Carlo Formula One Track, the route that some call the world’s most difficult grand prix. The twisting streets of Monaco are tricky for the drivers, but undeniably thrilling for the viewers. Visit when the Grand Prix is not running and follow the course through town to see some of the principality’s most recognizable sights.
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2. Casino Monte Carlo

Admire the Belle Époque grandeur of Casino Monte-Carlo during a morning tour through its marbled halls. Spend an evening playing at one of its many gambling tables. The elegant venue and smartly dressed patrons make this a popular destination for people looking for a gambling experience of the highest class. The famous casino attracts more than gamblers; it’s also popular among lovers of the arts who come to see ballet, opera and classical music in the Salle Garnier concert hall.
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Casino Monte Carlo showing a fountain and heritage architecture

3. Monaco Harbour

Monaco Harbor stretches almost the entire length of the principality and includes some of the most impressive landmarks that the small country offers. Stroll along the lively quays, stopping at museums and palaces along the way, or step aboard a water taxi and view the sights while drifting on the Mediterranean.
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4. Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild

At Villa Ephrussi see stunning paintings, antique furniture and a collection of rare porcelain. Explore nine themed gardens, including a rose garden, a Florentine garden and a Japanese garden.
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Villa Ephrussi which includes views

5. Grimaldi Forum

With its sloping glass roof, sleek interiors and oceanfront location, the eye-catching Grimaldi Forum isn’t easily overlooked. A diverse program cements its position as one of Monaco's prime venues for events and arts. Admire the cutting-edge 21st-century architecture or attend one of its many year-round events.
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6. Prince's Palace of Monaco

The glamorous excesses of the Grimaldi family have made the Prince's Palace (Palais Princier) in Monaco-Ville a monument to decadence. The State Apartments, functioning as a museum for most of the year, feature brightly colored frescoes and ornate chandeliers. See what life is like for the rich and famous by walking through the immaculately decorated rooms.
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Prince\'s Palace which includes heritage architecture and a city

7. Oceanographic Museum

Embedded dramatically into the cliffs of Monaco-Ville is the Oceanographic Museum, one of the most unique venues in the world for a sea life center. “The Temple of the Sea,” as it is also known, offers over 6,000 specimens for visitors to examine. Marvel at intricate beds of coral and shoals of brightly colored tropical fish, and look for predators lurking in the waters too.
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Oceanographic Museum featuring interior views

8. Casino Square

Casino Square or Place du Casino is a pleasant park area surrounded by Belle Époque architecture, stylish hotels and glamorous casinos. The square occupies a prime setting in the center of Monaco. It's a short stroll away from the sea and located adjacent to the Grand Prix course. Examine the fountains, statues and famous casinos located here or simply people-watch from the legendary Café de Paris.
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Casino Square showing heritage architecture and a park

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Monte Carlo

4.5/5(127 area reviews)

Discover the iconic Monte Carlo Casino, Hôtel de Paris, and Café de Paris, or catch a performance at Salle Garnier, home of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo. Stroll to Larvotto's public beach and explore the Grimaldi Forum, a modern convention center.

Monte Carlo
Sunset in Menton

Menton City Center

While visiting Menton City Center, you might make a stop by sights like Plage des Sablettes and Lucien Barriere Casino.

Menton City Center
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Monaco-Ville

Historical and quiet, this district boasts pedestrian streets, medieval charm, and attractions like the Prince's Palace, Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate, and Oceanographic Museum. Limited vehicle access adds to the serene atmosphere.

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Menton showing a statue or sculpture

Old Town Menton

4.5/5(15 area reviews)

Old Town Menton is known for its beaches, and you can plan a trip to Basilica of Saint Michael the Archangel and Chapel of the Penitents-Blancs while you're in town.

Old Town Menton
La Condamine-Chatelard featuring a city and a garden

La Condamine

4.5/5(3 area reviews)

In one of the oldest parts of Monaco, watch a play in a historic fortress, swim in a nautical arena and admire luxury yachts.

La Condamine
Aerial View on Fontvieille and Monaco Harbor with Luxury Yachts, French Riviera

Fontvieille

4.5/5(14 area reviews)

Gardens, seaside views, and restaurants are some highlights of Fontvieille. Make a stop by Louis II Stadium or Chapiteau Espace Fontvieille while you're exploring.

Fontvieille

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Frequently asked questions

Is Monaco worth visiting?
Whether you're here to discover the cultural hotspots and local charm or try unique foods and explore in nature, there are plenty of things to do in Monaco.
How do I spend a day in Monaco?
Paloma Beach and Blue Beach are two awesome places to kick-start your adventures. Remember to explore the shopping and dining options in Monaco while you're there too.
What is the top tourist attraction in Monaco?
The top tourist attraction in Monaco is Paloma Beach, so be sure to add it to your sightseeing list.
Is three days enough to stay in Monaco?
Three days will be plenty of time to tick off popular city sights, including Paloma Beach, Prince's Palace of Monaco and Oceanographic Museum. The average stay in Monaco is three days. If you feel the urge to extend your adventure, Nice isn't far away.
Is Monaco a walkable city?
Some leading sights in Monaco, like Prince's Palace of Monaco and Oceanographic Museum, are within walking distance. You can also discover several of the city's neighborhoods on foot. Only 0.64 kilometers from central Monaco is Monte Carlo and Casino - Boulingrins is 0.64 kilometers away.
What are some activities to do in Monaco with kids?
What to do in Monaco for adults?
Whether you're a culture enthusiast, avid foodie or outdoor explorer, there are loads of things to do in Monaco for adults including Avenue Jean Medecin and Florida Beach.
Are there free things to do in Monaco?
One of the best ways to discover free things to do in Monaco is to chat to a local tour guide. You'll get insider views on exciting neighborhoods, parks and other highlights you can visit without opening your wallet. Paloma Beach is one spot that doesn't have an admission fee.