2025 Monaco City Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#myitinerary #100waysoftravel Imagine traveling to a country whose size is smaller than a town, you got it, the Principality of Monaco. Spanning a size of 2.08km2, it is the second smallest country in the world after Vatican City. It is ho.e to 38,682 residences, being recognized as the wealthiest and most expensive in the world. We went there in the morning and decided to take a ride and stroll around the country. We first took the Azur express which brings us around the town, then we walk around and visited place like the French Riviera, Monte Carlo Casino, Prince's Palace, Saint Devote Church etc. We did not stay in the country but would one day like to do so, as you get to enjoy the breeze of one of the wealthiest country in the world. Simply a splendid tour in the city and I will definitely come again.

➡️MONACO Monaco, a great day trip from Nice by train The second smallest country (French protectorate) after Vatican City, with an area about the size of Yeouido 📍Palais Princier of Monaco ✔️The palace where the Prince of Monaco resides ✔️About 15 minutes on foot from Monaco Monte Carlo Station ✔️It is said that the fortress built in the 1200s was renovated into a royal palace in the 17th century. It is still inhabited, but only during the vacation season. #Overseas travel #European travel #Monaco travel

📍Monaco Oceanographic Museum (Musée océanographique de Monaco): Avenue Saint Martin, Monte-Carlo 98000 Monaco 🕖Opening hours: 10:00~18:00 🎫Adults only: 19 euros for admission to the Oceanographic Museum - Adults including the Grand Prince's Palace: 25 euros/Students (or 6-17 years old) 14.5 euros, Children (4-5 years old) 12 euros ▪️The Oceanographic Museum was founded in 1910 by Prince Albert I of Monaco, and is located 1.8 km southwest of the Monte Carlo train station. It is located 350 meters away from the Monaco Cathedral. ▪️As expected from a world-class oceanographic museum, it is full of things to see #Overseas travel

Introducing the Principality of Monaco, a recommended destination for a short trip to the south of France! The Cote d'Azur has a resort feel to it all, but Monaco in particular is a luxurious and lively city. In addition to the beautiful scenery, watching the luxury tourists is a very interesting experience☺

#celebratewithtrip #monaco #montecarlo #museum Visit the Oceanographic Museum At the end of the Saint Martin Gardens you will be able to see the Oceanographic Museum. From what we read, this is very similar to SEA LIFE London Aquarium and we didn’t feel like visiting on this occasion. If you haven’t been to a place like this before or if you are visiting Monaco with kids, then the Oceanographic Museum might just be the right thing for you. The Oceanographic Museum is a museum of marine sciences in Monaco-Ville, Monaco. This building is part of the Institut océanographique, which is committed to sharing its knowledge of the oceans.

#celebratewithtrip #monaco #montecarlo #cathedral The cathedral is right next to the Palace of Justice which boasts an interesting design with white stone. The cathedral itself looks magnificent and overlooks the Gardens of Saint Martin and the Mediterranean. The inside décor of the cathedral is just as impressive and serves as the final resting place for the royal family of Monaco. The bright stained glass alongside the paintings make this cathedral stand out from others you might have seen. It's free to visit and you only need 10-15 mins. We saw the cathedral and sat down for a moment to relax before heading downhill to the harbour.

#celebratewithtrip #monaco #montecarlo #palace Visit the Prince’s Palace of Monaco This is a great opportunity to see the state rooms of the Palace and learn more about the Grimaldi family and their heritage and history. The palace showcases many works of art as well as the Royal Library and Chapel. The visit shouldn’t take longer than 45 minutes so definitely worth your time. To check prices and admission times follow their website. Overall a great visit and would strongly recommend. The price is affordable as well - 10 euros or 5 euros for students .The Palace is beautiful on the inside and worth visiting. Allocate 60-90 minutes

#UnparalleledSeaview #OverseasTravel #Mediterranean Monaco is a small country located in the south of Europe, the area is probably the size of Stanley, but don’t underestimate it, it is also one of the richest countries in the world! In addition to this prestige history, it is also a European holiday destination, all because it has abundant sunshine, warm winter and cool summer, so tourists come to swim in summer and escape the cold in winter. Of course, the most popular must be this stunning sea view! As a reminder, if you have the opportunity to visit, you can choose to head to the Jardin de St-Martin, a park located in the city center where you can see the sea and the beautiful views of the city!

⚓️ Monaco, a port city and city-state Monaco is a port city in southeastern France facing the Mediterranean Sea and is a constitutional monarchy city-state! With its Mediterranean climate and warm weather all year round, it is in the spotlight as a representative resort and entertainment city in Europe🥰 Monaco is also well known as a wealthy country, so the cost of living is quite(?) expensive🥲 but it is a good place to visit for a day trip while staying in Nice, France👍🏻✨ #FranceTravel #PortCity #SoloTravel #VacationTravel #BucketList #2019Travel #SummerCapture

While Fontvieille Shopping Centre maintains some of the elegance you’d expect from a location such as Monaco, there’s plenty of more practical offerings here too. On the one hand, you’ll find the private collection of antique cars of H.S.H. Prince Rainier III. On the other, you’ll find lots of everyday shopping, there’s a large Carrefour supermarket here to buy groceries and everyday items at very reasonable prices. The McDonald’s on the 2nd floor offers some great views of the marina and its yachts, as well as the Prince's Palace of Monaco. This is a good spot to enjoy the contrast of some cheap fast food while simultaneously savouring the trappings of wealth that Monaco has become so widely known for. 🥳 #summervacation#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

Europe’s coastal cities are really great places to go in winter! The weather in November is still warm. Monaco is a small place, and it takes less than half an hour to get there by train from Nice. This small principality is full of great photo opportunities. We walked from the Monaco train station, through Monte Carlo, to the Monaco Port, and then to the Monaco Oceanographic Museum, taking photos along the way. Monaco is not big, so one day is enough to visit it. You can take a bus to the town of Eze and then take a bus to Monaco, which will give you enough time. #goout

Step into the Monaco Oceanographic Museum and feel as though you've entered a kingdom of azure! This white structure perched on a cliff was founded by Prince Albert I himself, and its majestic exterior, standing 85 meters tall, is breathtaking. Inside, the Mediterranean's shimmering waves are visible through an entire glass wall, perfectly complementing the museum's fascinating marine specimens. From 8-meter-high stone columns engraved with the names of historic exploration ships to the basement aquarium housing giant octopuses and hawksbill turtles, every corner seems to whisper secrets of the deep sea. The rooftop terrace is the most awe-inspiring spot, where Mediterranean sunlight pours down, and yachts dot the harbor in the distance, creating a picturesque view. While some exhibits, like Captain Cousteau's deep-sea equipment, may feel a bit technical, sitting in the Shark Room watching giant sharks glide through a six-meter-deep tank or experiencing the dreamy ambiance of the Jellyfish Room under changing lights will make you realize this is more than just a museum—it's a pilgrimage to awaken your passion for the ocean. The ticket price may be steep, but every minute is worth it!

Stepping into the Monaco Royal Palace feels like traveling back in time to the Grimaldi dynasty 700 years ago. Sunlight streams onto the marble floors, each tile adorned with intricate patterns. The gold-leafed ceilings shimmer under the light, exuding a refined elegance rather than ostentation. The palace's murals are breathtaking, depicting angels, sea gods, and mythological scenes with such exquisite detail that visitors can't help but pause to admire them. The most stunning feature, however, is the view from the palace windows—open them, and the azure Mediterranean stretches out before you, dotted with white yachts. A gentle breeze sweeps in, instantly washing away any fatigue. The changing of the guards is another highlight of the palace, showcasing Monaco's graceful traditions with synchronized steps and solemn expressions. Despite the throngs of tourists, the palace retains a tranquil atmosphere, allowing visitors to truly feel the weight of history. If you visit Monaco, don't miss this "palace of gold and sea." It is not only a symbol of luxury but also a repository of one of Europe's oldest royal stories.

The second smallest country in the world: only 2.02 square kilometers (second only to the Vatican) Language: French (English is commonly used) 🏎️ Must-visit attractions 1️⃣ Monte-Carlo - the heart of luxury Casino de Monte-Carlo: The filming location of 007 movies, formal attire is required to enter (shorts/slippers are prohibited) Free visit to the casino (morning), tickets are required in the afternoon (€17 including guided tour) Hôtel de Paris: Check in at the "Crystal Pyramid" atrium and taste the Louis XV restaurant (Michelin three stars) 2️⃣ Le Rocher, Monaco Palais Princier: 11:55 guard change ceremony Visit the Royal Treasure House (€10) Musée Océanographique: A century-old aquarium on the cliff, the shark tank is shocking 3️⃣ F1 track real-life experience Track walk: You can walk the 3.3km street track on non-race days Must-photograph spots: Fairmont Hairpin, tunnel exit Racing simulation: Monaco Racing Museum (€10, collection of classic F1 racing cars) 4️⃣ Billion-dollar yacht port Port Hercules: Full of superyachts in summer, recommended restaurant La Maree (seafood platter with champagne) New reclamation area "Portier Cove": Visit the architectural wonder "One Monte-Carlo" luxury complex #Sign up for June hotel test sleeper 2025

🇲🇨 Let’s dive into the real Monaco: Upon arriving in Monaco by train, the first thing you’ll notice is that you can start shopping for your dream private jet or yacht right on the ordinary streets. Monaco is not Morocco. Monaco is in Europe, while Morocco is in Africa. Monaco is famous for hosting the F1 Grand Prix, whereas Morocco is known for the movie "Casablanca." Monaco spans just 2 square kilometers and has a population of less than 40,000. But if you’re visiting, chances are you’ll spot a Ferrari cruising down the street. Monaco is bordered by the sea on one side and France on the other three sides. Its official language is French. Monaco is part of the "Eze-Monaco-Menton" itinerary. If you’re exploring the South of France, you can dedicate a day to this route. Monaco’s train station handles millions of passengers, and once you’re in the packed train cars, moving around is nearly impossible. Keep an eye on your wallet! Monaco is essentially the "Chongqing of Europe." From the moment you step foot in Monaco, you’ll either be climbing uphill or descending downhill. In Monaco, your European multi-country SIM card might suddenly lose signal. For those who prefer convenience, you can quickly explore the entire country by purchasing a hop-on-hop-off bus ticket for €24. It covers around ten attractions. Monaco’s main attractions include the Prince’s Palace, Palace Square, Oceanographic Museum, and the F1 race track. Visiting all of them will take about half a day, while a city walk can be done in two to three hours. By the time I finish writing this, I almost don’t recognize the word "Monaco" anymore.

#5月好去地方2025 ✨Elegant Royal Family × Mediterranean Scenery × Luxury Charm 📍Must-visit Attractions • Old Town of Monaco (Le Rocher) The historic old town located on the cliff, with winding cobblestone roads and orange-red roofs, is the most tasteful corner in the city. ✔️ Monaco Palace: You can watch the guard change ceremony at 11:55 noon every day. ✔️ Cathedral: Princess Grace rests here, the Gothic style is white and elegant. ✔️ Cliff Observation Deck: The best location to overlook the entire harbor and the city. • Port Hercules One of the landmarks of Monaco, full of top yachts. There are many cafes on the harbor, which is suitable for relaxing. ✔️ You can walk along the harbor to the classic bend of the F1 track. • Place du Casino, Monte Carlo Casino Square A representative of luxury, with a magnificent appearance and many famous cars parked in front of the door. ✔️ Casino Garden: The central pool and surrounding buildings are beautiful for taking photos. ✔️ Opposite the casino, there are boutique streets and five-star hotels to visit. • Monaco Japanese Garden An unexpectedly quiet little spot, with birds singing, flowers blooming, and reflections in the lake, it is very suitable for a short break and taking photos. ⸻ 🍽️ Food recommendation • Harborside restaurant: Mediterranean cuisine is recommended, and the seafood is super fresh. • Family restaurant in the old city: The style is local and the price is relatively friendly. ⸻ 📸 Photo hotspot • Cliff platform behind the palace (the most beautiful harbor view) • Casino Square + supercar background • Old city cobblestone road + colorful house walls • Harbor sunset moment ⸻ ✅ Tips • Monaco can be reached by train from Nice in about 25 minutes (the station is within walking distance to various attractions). • The city has a large slope, please wear comfortable shoes. • Good public security, many tourists but not chaotic • Toilets are hard to find, but there are clean public toilets near the port and casino. • If your budget is limited, avoid restaurants around the casino and explore the old town.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip [The most gorgeous country in the world✨] A dreamlike trip to Monaco Monaco, a small principality facing the Mediterranean Sea, is a special place where luxury and history come together💎 The casinos of Monte Carlo, luxury hotels, and streets lined with Ferraris are like something out of a movie🎥 Meanwhile, in the old town, "Monaco-Ville," the quiet cobblestone streets and solemn atmosphere of the royal palace are soothing👑 There are also plenty of oceanographic museums and gardens, so you can spend an elegant time whether you're traveling alone or as a couple🌿 🚆Access: About 25 minutes by train from Nice. You can also access it by bus or taxi. Perfect for a day trip🚉 🌟Travel Tips: ・There is a dress code at the casino! You can also visit during the day, so feel free to drop by. ・The changing of the guard at the Royal Palace is best done in the morning. ・The Oceanographic Museum is a spot that both children and adults can enjoy. Monaco is a dreamland where you can experience something out of the ordinary. Come and experience the great charm packed into this small country. #DomesticTravel #CoupleTravel #SoloTravel #AbsolutelyFreeTravel #Monaco #LuxuryTravel #MediterraneanSea #RoyalPalace #BeautifulSights

| A Luxurious Feast on the Mediterranean Coast. On the map of Europe, there's a tiny spot that radiates dazzling brilliance—Monaco. This jewel embedded along the Mediterranean coast blends French romantic elegance with Mediterranean passion, offering both extravagant opulence and serene tranquility. 🎉 Must-Visit Attractions Prince's Palace of Monaco Perched on a cliff, the Prince's Palace is the official residence of the Prince of Monaco, with a history dating back to the 13th century. This palace has witnessed Monaco's historical transformations, featuring exquisite interiors, lifelike frescoes, and resplendent rooms that showcase royal grandeur. From the Palace Square, surrounded by cannons cast during Louis XIV's reign, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Monte Carlo's harbor. Don’t miss the daily changing of the guard at 11:55 AM, where traditionally dressed guards perform a precise, ceremonial routine that captivates visitors in just five minutes. Oceanographic Museum of Monaco This museum, perched on a seaside cliff, is a wondrous world of marine life. It houses rare marine animals and exotic fish from around the globe, along with diving equipment and model ships. With 90 large tanks hosting over 450 species from the Mediterranean and tropical waters, you can even spot rare creatures like blue lobsters and piranhas. The giant glass windows in the main hall frame the vast Mediterranean, while the rooftop terrace offers a perfect photo spot to capture Monaco’s stunning coastline. Monaco F1 Circuit As one of the world’s four most famous racetracks, the Monaco Grand Prix is held here. The entire circuit is based on city streets, making it the shortest yet most challenging F1 track—narrow, winding, and difficult for overtaking, demanding exceptional skill from drivers. Even without races, walking the track and imagining the roaring cars is a thrilling experience. Luxury cars zooming by add to the dreamlike atmosphere of this automotive kingdom. Princess Grace Rose Garden Located in Fontvieille, this rose garden was created in honor of Princess Grace, beloved by the people of Monaco. It features thousands of her favorite roses, each named after a royal family member. During blooming season, the garden bursts with fiery reds, soft pinks, and snowy whites, filling the air with fragrance and romance. Here, you can also feel the enduring love story of Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III. Jardin Exotique One of the world’s largest collections of succulents and cacti, the Jardin Exotique sits on a slope in the Moneghetti district. This desert plant paradise features towering African candelabra plants over 10 meters tall and over 100 varieties of cacti and succulents lining cliffside paths like a natural maze. From the top, you can admire Monaco’s stunning landscape, where mountains meet the sea and yachts glide by. 🍗 Food Recommendations Duck Confit A classic dish from southwestern France, beloved in Monaco. The duck leg is cured and slow-cooked in its own fat until the skin turns golden and crispy, crackling with each bite. The tender meat melts in your mouth, its rich flavor balanced by a tangy sauce. Cassoulet A hearty winter stew starring tender white beans soaked in rich broth from duck, sausage, or pork. Slow-cooked for hours in earthenware, the flavors meld beautifully, making it a staple on Monaco’s family tables. Bouillabaisse A gift from the Mediterranean, this soup stars fresh local seafood. Various fish and shellfish simmer in saffron-infused broth until the soup turns golden and aromatic. Served with crispy bread and garlicky aioli, each dip bursts with oceanic flavor. Foie Gras A symbol of French luxury, often reinvented in Monaco’s Michelin-starred restaurants. Chilled, it pairs with sweet wine jelly or fruit compote for layered richness; pan-seared, it’s crispy outside and velvety inside, melting on the tongue. Escargot A classic appetizer elevated in Monaco. Snails bathed in garlic-parsley butter are baked in special dishes. Served piping hot with fragrant garlic notes, each bite—paired with bread to soak up the sauce—is a delight. Crêpes A ubiquitous street food in Monaco. Paper-thin pancakes can be savory (with ham and cheese) or sweet (with chocolate and bananas), perfect for on-the-go indulgence. #MonacoTravel #MonacoCuisine #EuropeTravelGuide

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Monaco and check in to your accommodation. Explore Le Rocher (Monaco's Old Town) and visit Prince's Palace. Wander around St. Nicholas Cathedral and admire the Oceanographic Museum. Enjoy dinner at Le Louis XV or La Montgolfière for Mediterranean delicacies. Day 2: Morning visit to the Casino de Monte-Carlo. Stroll through the glamorous Jardin Exotique (Exotic Garden) with breathtaking views. Afternoon: Take a walk along Port Hercules, check out the luxury yachts, and head to Larvotto Beach for some relaxation. Dinner at Le Vistamar with views of the Mediterranean. Day 3: Visit the Formula 1 Grand Prix Circuit and walk the famous track. Explore Musee Napoleonien and learn about Monaco’s history. Evening: Take a sunset walk in Casino Square, and enjoy a cocktail at Café de Paris. Have dinner at Restaurant Joel Robuchon Monte-Carlo for a Michelin-star experience. 🏨 Accommodation: Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo – a luxurious hotel in the heart of Monaco, known for its opulence and proximity to the Casino. 🍴 Food Recommendations: Barbajuan (traditional Monaco pastry) Bouillabaisse (Mediterranean fish stew) Socca (chickpea pancake) Tarte Tropézienne (dessert) 📌 Tips: Monaco is expensive, so plan ahead and book restaurants or activities in advance. Wear something chic if you plan on visiting the casino. Don’t miss the Changing of the Guard at the Prince's Palace (daily at 11:55 AM). #travel #monaco #monaco推薦景點 #Cotedeazur

Monaco 🇲🇨, not Morocco 🇲🇦! When you think of Monaco, you will think of words like F1 racing, casinos, luxury cars, yachts, etc. When I went there this time, there happened to be an electric racing competition, so many roads were closed. It was not very convenient for tourists who wanted to visit attractions and enjoy the scenery. It is recommended to check whether there will be a racing competition on the date you want to go! Or going to a game is a different experience.

Monaco, the second smallest country in the world (only smaller than Vatican City), does not have its own airport. It takes about 30 minutes by train from Nice Airport, and you can also take a bus or drive yourself (not recommended due to limited parking). My eSIM unfortunately didn’t support Monaco 🥲, so I had no internet access upon arrival. Luckily, the country is small and its attractions are relatively concentrated. By following the road signs, we managed to complete a full loop of the sights. (There are plenty of restrooms here, most of which are free, and the main language spoken is French.) The train station is quite large, so pay close attention to the exits. Monaco is built on small hills, so walking around can be a bit tiring. We first headed to the Prince’s Palace of Monaco, where there’s an area to explore, including a church, museums, and more. You’ll see many tourists here, as it’s the only place with food stalls. Next, we walked along the F1 racing track by the coast, admiring luxurious yachts and sports cars speeding by. I imagine they’re here to experience the thrill of racing. We continued to the Monte Carlo Casino, where we encountered more tourists and high-end boutiques, witnessing a small area packed with wealthy individuals. Finally, we looped back to the train station. This entire journey, including walking, taking photos, and enjoying some drinks, took about 5 hours. 👍

#Travel Itinerary 🇲🇨 Monaco, a tiny country of only 2.02㎢ located in the southeast of France. It is a small country that captivates travelers from all over the world with its luxury and unique atmosphere. Take a day during your trip to the south of France and experience this sophisticated small country! 🚆 How to get to Monaco It is a 20-40 minute train ride from Nice or Cannes, France, and the transportation is very convenient! Or you can travel more comfortably with a private car tour. Walking around Monaco's Old Town 1️⃣ Prince's Palace of Monaco • The first spot to start your day! A central attraction where you can feel the history and grandeur of the Monaco royal family • Don't miss the changing of the guard ceremony held every day at 11:55! • The sea view from the observation deck near the palace is also completely artistic 2️⃣ Jardin Saint-Martin • A quiet park on a cliff, a beautiful walking course full of statues and plants • Insta-worthy photos! The best photo zone overlooking the Mediterranean Sea 3️⃣ Monaco Cathedral • A sacred space next to the Jardin Saint-Martin where the main figures of the Monaco royal family sleep • In particular, it is famous as the place where Princess Grace Kelly sleeps. The interior is also magnificent and has a quiet atmosphere 🍽️ Recommended lunch – Le Marché de la Condamine • Local food at the local Monaco market! • A traditional snack **Barbajuan (Monaco-style fried dumplings)** or a French deli for a meal~ • Affordable and popular with travelers! Into the luxurious charm of Monaco! 4️⃣ Oceanographic Museum of Monaco • Marine life exhibits, aquariums, and panoramic ocean views from the rooftop! • Perfect spot for a family trip with kids 5️⃣ Casino de Monte-Carlo • The ultimate in glamour! Free entry every day from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM • Luxury supercars line the entrance~ Just looking at them is a feast for the eyes 6️⃣ Port Hercule • A port where the world's most luxurious yachts gather • An atmosphere where the sea, yachts, and high-end restaurants & cafes come together • How about a leisurely cup of coffee here to end your trip?

Apart from Paris, the South of France may be the most attractive destination for tourists in France. Old town, Cote d'Azur🌊, holiday beach, lavender🪻 fields, cottages and wineries🍇, these are the prominent keywords of South France✨ When you come to the south of France, is it better to see the lavender or the jelly sea? No, adults don’t make choices and want everything. This 5-day tour guide to the south of France is a magical itinerary that has been asked about by friends. You can travel all over the south of France, the romance of Provence and the dreamy seaside of the Cote d’Azur. You can get it all in one itinerary. Don’t be afraid of being short on time, just take a few days and you’ll have a great adventure in the south of France. Hurry up and save it ✈️ 🌈Best time to travel: March to May: Spring comes back to the earth. The south of France gets warmer earlier. Flowers bloom in the countryside and mountains, and the color of the sea is also very soft. June to August Although the south of France is full of tourists during the summer, summer is the only season to enjoy the endless lavender. August to November: Avoid the summer vacation peak season and travel off-peak. Southern France is much quieter at this time, but the sun is still scorching and you can still enjoy the seaside. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: There is little public transportation between towns and villages, so plan your transportation in advance and it is recommended to charter a car. ✨Car Model Recommendation✨ Choose the most suitable vehicle according to the number of people and needs and start a comfortable journey Comfortable 5-seater (4 people + 2 luggage): suitable for a small group of friends or brothers to check in! Luxury 5-seater (4 people + 2 luggage): light luxury experience, a ride on the Cote d'Azur is super stylish~ Comfortable 7-seater (4 people + 4 luggage): Affordable and comfortable, suitable for small families traveling. Luxury 8-seater (7 people + 7 luggage): It is the perfect choice for families/multiple people🥳 👉【Itinerary】: Nice airport pick-up → Nice (2 days to unlock the Cote d'Azur) → Avignon (3 days to check in the lavender purple crit) ✅DAY1: Morning: Go to the medieval cliff town of Èze and visit the mountaintop botanical garden Afternoon: Go to Monaco and visit the Prince's Palace and the Royal Chapel. Drive to the small town of Menton and check in the yellow staircase. In the evening: return to Nice and climb the Castle Hill to overlook the panoramic view of Nice ✅DAY2: Nice-Saint-Paul-de-Vence, visit the Matisse Museum-Antibes-Cannes, stroll along the Avenue of Stars and the Palais des Festivals-Marseille ✅DAY3: Marseille Old Port - Notre-Dame de la Garde Church - Palais de Chanlon, depart for Avignon at noon, visit the Palais des Papes and the Pont d'Avignon in the afternoon. ✅DAY4: Avignon - Sainte-Croix Lake - Verdun Grand Canyon - Valensole - Lavender - Avignon ✅DAY5: Avignon - Senanque Abbey - Stone Town - Red Earth Town - Sault Village to enjoy lavender - Avignon 🧡【tips】： Wearing a white dress! Taking photos in the lavender field, she instantly turned into a fugitive princess With European standard conversion plug! Sold out in supermarkets in southern France Nice Old Town Fridge Magnets are Half the Price of Tourist Attractions Must try Socca (chickpea pancakes) and fish soup Click the link below to unlock more exclusive offers🥳

Monaco, the second-smallest sovereign state in the world, is nestled between France and Italy along the Mediterranean coast. Known for its stunning landscapes, luxurious lifestyle, and rich history, Monaco offers a unique blend of elegance and sophistication. This tiny principality is a haven for both tourists and the wealthy, attracting visitors with its iconic casinos, beautiful beaches, and vibrant cultural scene. Getting There Monaco is easily accessible by car from Nice, France, or by helicopter from Nice Airport. There are no border controls with France or Italy, making travel between these countries seamless. The nearest international airport is Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, which is about a 30-minute drive away. 📍Address: Monaco is located on the French Riviera, approximately 15 km from the Italian border. It consists of nine administrative wards, with Monte Carlo being the largest and most famous area. 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: - Monte Carlo Casino: An iconic destination for luxury gaming and entertainment. - Oceanographic Museum: Founded by Prince Albert I, it showcases marine life and offers insights into oceanography. - Prince's Palace: The official residence of the Sovereign Prince, featuring stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. - Larvotto Beach: A popular spot for swimming and sunbathing. - Jardin Exotique: Offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and features a collection of exotic plants. 💰Average Price per Person: - Meals: €20–€50 per meal at mid-range restaurants. - Accommodation: €100–€300 per night for luxury hotels. - Attractions: Free for beaches, €10–€20 for museums and historical sites. 💞Reasons to Recommend: 1. Luxury and Glamour: Monaco is renowned for its high-end lifestyle, casinos, and luxury hotels. 2. Natural Beauty: Its Mediterranean coastline offers stunning views and beautiful beaches. 3. Cultural Heritage: Rich history and cultural landmarks like the Prince's Palace and Oceanographic Museum. Tips - Plan visits during spring or autumn for pleasant weather. - Use public transport or walk to explore the city efficiently. - Book accommodations and popular restaurants well in advance to avoid high prices. Conclusion Monaco is a captivating destination that combines luxury, natural beauty, and cultural richness in a unique and unforgettable way. Whether you're interested in history, entertainment, or simply enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle, Monaco promises an experience like no other.

Beside the deep blue Mediterranean the vibes of Monaco so beautiful

Hey ladies! A new multi-country European travel guide is here! Follow in Gao Yuanyuan's footsteps and check in at the Leaning Tower of Pisa to experience its timeless charm. Don't forget to try a gondola ride in Venice, weaving through the canals for a unique romantic experience! Check it out, it's definitely useful! / Multiple European countries, each with diverse geographical locations and rich historical backgrounds. From romantic France 🗼 to classical Greece 🏛, and then to fairytale Germany 🏰, the styles vary, creating a picturesque European landscape. Every attraction makes you feel like you're in a dream! / 🎉Travel Route: In-depth Multi-Country European Tour Day 1: Milan → Venice Depart from Milan and drive to the water city of Venice. Enjoy the Italian countryside scenery along the way, and upon arrival, experience the unique charm of this city. Day 2: St. Mark's Square—St. Mark's Basilica—Bridge of Sighs Stroll through St. Mark's Square and experience the bustling atmosphere of Venice. Visit St. Mark's Basilica and feel the solemnity and beauty of religious art. Walk across the Bridge of Sighs, listen to the romantic legends behind it, and experience a gondola ride through the canals of Venice. Day 3: Venice → Rome → Arezzo Leave Venice and head to the Eternal City of Rome. On the way, take a detour to Arezzo and experience the tranquility and simplicity of this small town, preparing for the upcoming Roman journey. Day 4: Florence Cathedral—Basilica of the Holy Cross—Leaning Tower of Pisa—Pisa Baptistery Depart from Arezzo and head to Florence to visit Florence Cathedral and admire its unique architectural style. Then, head to the Basilica of the Holy Cross and experience the religious atmosphere. Afterward, head to Pisa and check in at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, where Chinese actress Gao Yuanyuan took photos again after 11 years, and feel the interweaving of time and space. Finally, visit the Pisa Baptistery and learn about the local religious culture. Day 5: Pisa → Prince's Palace of Monaco—French Riviera Leave Pisa and head to Monaco. Visit the Prince's Palace of Monaco and experience the luxury and nobility of this palace. Afterward, head to the French Riviera, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the blue sea and sky, and conclude this enjoyable in-depth multi-country European tour. 🌊🌴🏰 / Must-See Attractions: 🏰 Leaning Tower of Pisa: An architectural marvel. Climb to the top for panoramic city views. Don't miss this unique scenery! Get your Gao Yuanyuan-inspired photo here. 💒 Florence Cathedral: The iconic landmark of Florence, a jewel of the early Renaissance. A must-visit! 🏛️ St. Mark's Basilica: 11th-century Venice is hidden here, where historical significance and beauty coexist, waiting for you to explore! / Travel Tips: 📌 Visa Information: For multi-country European travel, you need to apply for a visa in advance to ensure a smooth trip. 🍽️ Food: Don't miss the local specialties of each country, such as French foie gras and Italian pizza. Enjoy a culinary journey through Europe! 🌦️ March Climate: The spring temperature in Europe is moderate, but there is a large temperature difference between day and night. Remember to bring a light jacket and an umbrella 🌂. 📸 Photo Check-in: Just like Gao Yuanyuan, take a photo in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa to record your European journey! / 🌟Group tours to multiple European countries offer a hassle-free way to explore romantic cities and enjoy exotic cultures! More excitement awaits you!🌟

Riding a motorcycle from Nice to Monaco is an unforgettable journey. Driving along the winding coastal road, you will have a broad view. On the left is the magnificent Mediterranean Sea, and on the right are cliffs and scattered European-style buildings, making you feel the unique style of southern France. As the altitude increases, the scenery along the way becomes more spectacular, especially when passing the Grande Corniche, the view overlooking the entire coastline is breathtaking. After arriving in Monaco, we first visited Monte Carlo. This place is famous for its luxury. Supercars can be seen speeding through the streets. The elegant buildings and exquisite parks make the whole city full of aristocratic atmosphere. Then head to the old town of Monaco (Le Rocher), where the winding alleys retain traces of history. Go up to the commanding heights of the Monaco Palace (Palais Princier) and overlook the entire city and the harbor. The scenery is magnificent. Stop at Port Hercules to admire the luxurious yachts moored at the pier and get a feel for the opulence of the Principality. Afterwards, we rode through the classic track of the F1 Monaco Grand Prix. It seemed as if we could feel the roar of the racing engine, which added a touch of excitement to the journey. Although half a day is short, from the magnificent scenery of the coastal road to the prosperity and history of Monaco, this cycling tour is undoubtedly a perfect experience combining nature and city exploration.

Calling all Euro-trip lovers! Here's your comprehensive guide to a 5-day multi-country tour of Europe. We've carefully curated this itinerary packed with essential tips to help you navigate and enjoy your European adventure. Save it now! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Milan -> Venice We'll start in Milan and drive to Venice. It's a 400 km journey, so get ready to embrace the beautiful water city of Venice! DAY 2: St. Mark's Square -> St. Mark's Basilica -> Bridge of Sighs -> Gondola Ride We'll begin our day exploring St. Mark's Square, followed by a visit to St. Mark's Basilica to experience its grandeur and sanctity. Afterward, we'll walk across the Bridge of Sighs, immersing ourselves in history. Finally, we'll enjoy a gondola ride through the canals of Venice. DAY 3: Colosseum -> Arch of Constantine We'll visit the Colosseum, experiencing the glory and brutality of ancient Rome. Then, we'll head to the Arch of Constantine, admiring the grandeur and intricate details of ancient Roman architecture. DAY 4: Piazzale Michelangelo -> Florence Cathedral -> Basilica of Santa Croce -> Leaning Tower of Pisa -> Pisa Baptistery Today's itinerary is rich and varied. We'll start at Piazzale Michelangelo, appreciating the beauty of art, followed by visits to Florence Cathedral and the Basilica of Santa Croce, experiencing the solemnity and sanctity of religion. In the afternoon, we'll travel to Pisa to witness the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa and Pisa Baptistery. DAY 5: Monte Carlo, Monaco -> Prince's Palace of Monaco We'll visit the Prince's Palace of Monaco, exploring the luxury and history of this palace. After this, we'll head home with wonderful memories! -------------------- Must-See Attractions: ✨Colosseum (5-star recommendation)✨ Address: Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy Opening Hours: Mar 1–30, 8:30am–5:30pm Visit Duration: 1–2 hrs This is a great symbol of ancient Rome, which once witnessed the fierce battles of gladiators. 💎St. Mark's Basilica (5-star dazzling choice)💎 Address: P.za San Marco, 328, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy Opening Hours: Monday–Saturday, 9:30am–5:15pm; Sunday, 2pm–5:15pm Visit Duration: 1 hr An 11th-century architectural gem that showcases the unique charm and cultural heritage of Venice. 🏰Leaning Tower of Pisa (5-star must-see)🏰 Address: Piazza del Duomo, 56126 Pisa PI, Italy Opening Hours: Feb 22–Mar 30, 9am–7pm Visit Duration: 1 hr This architectural wonder allows you to enjoy the beautiful city scenery while climbing to the top. The unique view is definitely worth a visit. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Get a European SIM card for easy communication and convenient Internet access. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as European plug standards are different. 🪪 Make sure to bring all necessary documents, including your passport, visa, and flight tickets. 👕 It can still be a bit chilly in Europe in March, so pack some warm clothes and comfortable shoes for walking. 🔋 Remember to pack your charger and power bank to keep your communication devices fully charged. -------------------- A multi-country European tour is a collision of beauty and culture. Don't hesitate! Take this guide and start your romantic European journey now!

Friends, embark on a classic European tour, a leisurely journey without shopping, and experience the unique European style together! A pure travel experience, not to be missed! / A multi-stop European tour, traveling through the corridors of history, experiencing the blend of ancient castles 🏰 and magnificent mountains 🏔️. From romantic France to rigorous Germany, experience different customs and cultures, one trip, multiple cultural collisions! / Suggested itinerary: In-depth tour of six European countries 🌍 D1: 🛫Paris → Lucerne Depart from romantic Paris, travel 650 km, and arrive in picturesque Lucerne, looking forward to the next adventure! D2: Lion Monument -> Milan Cathedral Visit the tragic Lion Monument and feel the precipitation of history. Then head to Milan Cathedral to appreciate the beauty of Italian religious art. D3: St. Mark's Square -> St. Mark's Basilica -> Bridge of Sighs -> TRISTAR Crystal Glass Factory in Venice Stroll through St. Mark's Square and experience the charm of Venice. Visit St. Mark's Basilica and experience the solemnity of religion. Walk across the Bridge of Sighs and listen to the sighs of history. Finally, visit Venice's TRISTAR Crystal Glass Factory and admire the charm of traditional craftsmanship. D4: Colosseum -> Arch of Constantine Visit the stunning Colosseum and experience the glory of ancient Roman civilization. Then walk to the Arch of Constantine and experience the glory of the ancient Roman Empire. D5: Florence Cathedral -> Basilica di Santa Croce -> Leaning Tower of Pisa -> Pisa Baptistery Visit Florence Cathedral and savor the Renaissance atmosphere of Florence. Then visit the Basilica di Santa Croce and feel the mystery of religion. Then head to the Leaning Tower of Pisa and experience the unique charm of this world wonder. Finally, visit the Pisa Baptistery to learn about the history and culture of Pisa. D6: 🏰Prince's Palace of Monaco Visit the Prince's Palace of Monaco, experience the high-class and royal style of Monaco, and bring a perfect end to this European trip. 🛬End your pleasant six-country European tour and return home with full memories! / Must-see attractions: Milan Cathedral 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Piazza del Duomo 14/A, 20122, Milan Opening hours: 09:00-19:00 Duration: 2-3 hrs Milan Cathedral Square is the best place to appreciate the grand Gothic architecture, immerse yourself in the art world, and enjoy a leisurely tour, not to be missed! St. Mark's Basilica 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: P.za San Marco, 328, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 09:30-17:15; Sunday 14:00-17:15 Duration: 1 hr With a long history and diverse architectural styles, St. Mark's Basilica is a treasure trove of rich art collections, allowing you to appreciate the profound history and magnificent art all at once. Leaning Tower of Pisa 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Piazza del Duomo, 56126 Pisa PI, Italy Opening hours: 09:00-19:00 all year round Duration: 1 hr As a landmark building in Italy, you can climb the tower to enjoy the scenery of Pisa. In summer evenings, you can also enjoy the beautiful night view, definitely worth a visit! Lion Monument 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Denkmalstrasse 4, 6002 Luzern, Switzerland Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 10-15 mins The scenic Lion Monument is one of the must-see attractions in Switzerland. In summer, you can also enjoy free concerts, making your trip even more colorful. St. Mark's Square 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: P.za San Marco, 30100 Venezia VE Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1-2 hrs St. Mark's Square has many exquisite buildings. You can stroll and rest here, enjoying the different scenery of day and night. There are no exciting activities, suitable for leisurely travel. / 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Remember to bring a phone card for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, European sockets may be different from yours. 🪪 Be sure to bring all your documents, passport, visa, and driver's license. 👗 Europe in March is still a bit chilly, bring some spring and autumn clothes, and comfortable shoes are very important. / Every step of a European trip is a scenic view, and every place has a story. Look forward to your next exploration and discover more unknown beauty!