Monaco

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With Monaco tours and activities, discover the most glamorous strip of land in the world and see its top attractions. A tiny royal principality on the French Riviera, Monaco is less than two square kilometers in size and is one of the most affluent spots in the world. That Monaco is picturesque with the most stunning views is a bit of an understatement. Boasting azure seas, graceful palm trees, and tropical flowers, the region is blessed with an abundance of nature and is a seamless blend of glitz and glamour, natural beauty and extravagant wealth. Monaco’s most dramatic feature is the steep, rocky promontory jutting out into the Mediterranean, called "Le Rocher" ("The Rock"), which contains historic Monaco, also known as Monaco-Ville (or the Old Town). Check out the wide range of Monaco tours on isango and book well in advance for the best deals!
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Our tips for Monaco

  • If you’re looking at budget travel, plan your trip in the winter months to save a significant amount of money on air tickets and lodging.
  • Visit in April if you want to attend the arts festival and in May if you wish to attend the Formula 1 Grand Prix. You can also consider attending the Monte Carlo Open which usually takes place in the month of March.
  • To experience Monaco gastronomically, you simply can’t miss out on the seafood and the fine Italian and French wines. Visit the L’Hirondelle Restaurant for its scrumptious fare and wonderful views. 

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Best time to visit

May and June are the best months to visit Monaco. If planning to visit in July and August, make sure to book your tickets months in advance as it is peak tourist season.

Getting around

Monaco is best explored on foot as it is less than two square kilometers in size. However, there are buses, trams and Regional Express Train, or TER, connecting major coastal cities throughout the Riviera, from Fréjus to Ventimiglia, the first town over the Italian border.

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