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Monte Carlo Casino

Prince's Palace of Monaco

State Apartments Museum

Justice Palace

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Bus Stop near Place d'Armes

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Monte Carlo District

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Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology

Japanese Gardens

Monaco, renowned for its glamour and sophistication, offers travelers an array of luxurious experiences. From the opulent casinos of Monte Carlo to the lush gardens of Jardin Exotique, enchanting destinations await.
 
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F.A.Q. about Monaco

Size and Population: Monaco is the second smallest country in the world, after Vatican City. It covers just 2.02 square kilometers (0.78 square miles) and has a population of around 38,000 people.

Economic Hub: Monaco is known as a tax haven due to its tax laws, especially for personal income which is generally tax-free. This has attracted many wealthy individuals and businesses.

Casino de Monte-Carlo: This world-renowned casino is an iconic landmark and a symbol of luxury. It has been featured in numerous films, including several James Bond movies.

Grand Prix: The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most famous and prestigious races in the Formula One calendar. The race is held on the streets of Monaco, which are transformed into a racetrack.

Yacht Show: The Monaco Yacht Show is one of the most prestigious events in the yachting industry. The show displays hundreds of extraordinary one-off superyachts built by the world's most respected shipyards.

Oceanographic Museum: Founded by Prince Albert I, this museum and aquarium are dedicated to marine science and oceanography. Its building is perched on the side of a cliff and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.

Safety: Monaco is often touted as one of the safest places in the world, with a high police presence relative to its size.

Royal Family: The Grimaldi family has ruled Monaco for more than 700 years. The current reigning monarch is Prince Albert II. The Grimaldis have an interesting history and have been instrumental in shaping Monaco's current status and image.

High Population Density: Due to its small size and large population, Monaco has the highest population density of any country in the world.

Languages: While French is the official language, because of its global elite residents and international businesses, you'll hear a multitude of languages, including English, Italian, and many others.

Arrival Upon arrival to Monaco your private driver takes you to your centrally located hotel for check-in. The rest of the day is at leisure.

City Tour Monaco Meet your guide and start a walking tour of Monaco. During the tour, you see major city attractions including the Cathedral of Monaco and the official royal residence - the Prince's Palace from the outside, that is located on the hilltop overlooking the sea of the Old Town Monaco-Ville area.Here you enter the State Apartments Museum (available till October 14th), where you get to see its eccentric rooms such as the Mirror Room, the Throne Room, the Red Room, the York Room, the Blue Room, the Louis XV bedroom called the Yellow Room and the Officers Room.Then you continue to the Monte-Carlo district. As a tour highlight, you enter one of the oldest and most fashionable casinos in Europe, Monte-Carlo Casino and see the splendid Opera House, created by Charles Garnier - the same architect who built the famous Paris Opera House. After the tour, you have free time before taking the train to Cannes.Note: To preserve the legendary aura of the Casino de Monte-Carlo it applies a dress code that meets the requirements of both elegance and tradition. Ripped or stonewashed jeans, sleeveless t-shirts, tracksuits, sports clothing, shorts and beachwear, sandals and flip-flops for gentlemen, and large trainers will not be permitted.

Departure This is the last day of your tour of Southern France. Your driver meets you at your accommodation and takes you to the airport or train station depending on where you travel next.

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