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

#Monaco #Racing #f1 🚇Transportation strategy: Car rental, French TER (starting from Nice Station, the journey takes about 25 minutes), French bus to and from Monaco 📍Must-see attractions: Palais Princier de Monaco The residence of the Prince of Monaco, the city was built in 1215 AD, and it was once the fortress of the Republic of Genoa. The palace is mainly for defense to resist the attack of foreign forces. After several expansions, there will be a guard handover ceremony at a fixed time every day. You need to buy a ticket to visit. Casino de Monte-Carlo🎰 The casino opened in 1858 and is the most famous landmark attraction in Monaco. It was built by the order of Prince Charles III of Monaco. The casino has a variety of architectural styles and a delicate and beautiful appearance. You need to wear formal clothes to enter. Many well-known sports cars will be parked at the entrance of the casino, which has become a punch-in attraction for tourists. Le Marché de la Condamine The local market, the red-sheltered stalls on the square sell all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers or seafood🦐, and the food court inside the building sells all kinds of food with a rich variety of food to choose from. 🏨Recommended hotel: Novotel Monte Carlo Three-star hotel, the overall environment is well maintained, the counter staff has good service, the reception hall is spacious and comfortable, the rooms are bright and clean, there are restaurants, bars and outdoor swimming pools available. 🌭Must-eat food: Giacomo Italian restaurant, the interior decoration is retro and gorgeous, the pizza variety is rich and diverse, suitable for multiple people to share, the restaurant also provides a variety of cocktails🍸, you can come here for a drink. Starbucks Monaco Before watching the F1 Monaco Grand Prix, come to the chain coffee brand to enjoy coffee and cake. The service staff is very friendly👍 🛍️Shopping Guide: Related surroundings of each team🏎️ Monaco is the second smallest country in the world. It is located between France and Italy. It has convenient transportation and concentrated attractions. It can basically be reached on foot. The famous event is the F1 Monaco Grand Prix, which attracts car fans from all over the world to watch the game. Monaco is very lively at this time. If you have the opportunity, you must come here to watch this popular event☺️

#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.

#summervacay Stepping into Monaco feels like walking onto a movie set — except it’s all real. This tiny country, nestled along the French Riviera, may be the second smallest in the world, but it's absolutely overflowing with wealth and glamor 🏖️💰 From rows of Ferraris and Lamborghinis purring through the streets to yachts the size of mansions docked at Port Hercules, every corner whispers (or shouts) money, elegance, and extravagance 🚗🛥️✨ Even the air feels richer here — like it’s been filtered through silk and truffles 😂 The architecture is pristine, the casinos are legendary, and the vibe? Absolutely jet-set. Whether you're sipping a €15 espresso at Café de Paris or just people-watching at Monte Carlo, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a James Bond scene. 🎲👔🍸 Is it over the top? Completely. Is it worth visiting? Without a doubt. #Monaco #LuxuryTravel #FrenchRiviera #MillionaireVibes #YachtLife #MonteCarlo

Monaco is a French kingdom with a lot of gold content. It is known for its luxury. The waterfront is full of luxury houses and yachts. A solo girl feels frustrated that she cannot reach it. I walked to the Monte Carlo pier and saw two sailors wearing red vests without ties. One was pulling in the anchor and the other was starting the engine. I took a photo and turned away. Suddenly, I asked, "Where are you going?" The captain responded: "Let's go to the other side!" "The castle? Can I join?" I asked. Sailor brother shouted "Museum. Prince's Palace. Old Town. Cathedral" I happily lifted my skirt and asked: How do I get in? Should I jump off the paddleboard? They laughed and said: Don’t be impulsive, I’ll drop the anchor and go back! Monaco's water shuttle is a convenient and economical sea transportation. The water bus connects major attractions and ports, Monaco Port, Monte Carlo, and tourists can easily explore the surrounding areas. The ticket price is only €2 and you can take the bus repeatedly within 30 minutes, making it particularly suitable for travelers on a budget. I found that Monaco is a crescent-shaped harbor, and it is inevitable to return to the same path if walking. The water bus provides faster transportation, avoids the congestion of the main streets, and allows you to enjoy the coastline while sailing. The water bus runs frequently, every 20 minutes. The operating hours depend on the season. You can check the official information in advance. I highly recommend the water boat bus. The crew is very friendly. In addition to introducing the attractions, they also provide guide maps. It is a great way to explore this mini country, allowing you to easily reach major attractions while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Returning home with view of super yachts at the Monaco F1 Grand Prix.

Monaco smells like money, I took a picture of those amazing yachts. Monaco will definitely give you a mind shift

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. 👍

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Trinity Monaco is an exquisite blend of high-end dining and vibrant nightlife located in the glamorous heart of Monaco. Designed for those who appreciate the finer things in life, Trinity offers an unparalleled experience that combines culinary excellence with sophisticated entertainment. The restaurant’s menu showcases a fusion of Mediterranean flavors with contemporary flair, crafted by world-class chefs who emphasize fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Each dish is a work of art, perfectly paired with an extensive selection of fine wines and bespoke cocktails. As the night progresses, Trinity seamlessly transitions from a refined dining venue into an exclusive club, where the ambiance shifts to a more energetic vibe. The chic, modern interiors, featuring luxurious décor and cutting-edge lighting, set the stage for an unforgettable evening. With live DJ sets, a curated playlist, and an intimate atmosphere, Trinity Monaco is the ultimate destination for those seeking both indulgence and entertainment in one of the world’s most prestigious locations. Whether you’re enjoying a lavish dinner, sipping on a signature cocktail, or dancing the night away, Trinity promises a night of sophistication, style, and excitement that captures the essence of Monaco’s vibrant social scene.

#europetrip Visiting Monaco was like stepping into a world where elegance, history, and breathtaking coastal views blend seamlessly. This small yet glamorous principality on the French Riviera is renowned for its wealth, stunning architecture, and Mediterranean charm, making every moment feel special. Walking through the Monte Carlo district, I was immediately struck by the grandeur of the Casino de Monte-Carlo, an architectural masterpiece that exudes old-world luxury. Its ornate façade, gilded interiors, and the sight of luxury cars lining the entrance perfectly captured Monaco’s reputation for extravagance. Nearby, the Hotel de Paris added to the scene with its refined Belle Époque charm. A stroll along the Port Hercule revealed a spectacular marina filled with gleaming yachts, each one seemingly larger than the last. The contrast of deep blue waters against the white-hulled vessels created a postcard-perfect view, with the backdrop of Monaco’s hilly cityscape adding to its dramatic beauty. Venturing to Le Rocher, the old town of Monaco, offered a different perspective. The charming, narrow streets led me to the Prince’s Palace, where I arrived just in time to witness the changing of the guard. The panoramic views from the palace grounds were unforgettable, stretching across the Riviera and the sparkling sea beyond. I also visited the Oceanographic Museum, an architectural gem perched on a cliff, showcasing marine life in stunning detail. The museum’s exhibits and the breathtaking rooftop terrace provided yet another angle of Monaco’s endless beauty. As the evening set in, I found myself at the Larvotto Beach, where the shimmering waters reflected the lights of the city. Monaco’s blend of opulence, history, and natural splendor made it an unforgettable destination, a place where every corner felt like a scene from a glamorous film.

Visiting the Private Cars Collection of HSH Prince of Monaco was a delightful experience that exceeded my expectations. The collection features an extensive array of both road and race cars, meticulously maintained and beautifully displayed. As someone with minimal knowledge of race cars, I was still captivated by the impressive lineup, showcasing the evolution of automotive design and engineering. What truly caught my eye were the vintage posters promoting the prestigious Monaco CD Prix d'Europe from over 50 years ago. As a marketing professional, I found these posters to be a stunning testament to the art of promotion and the rich history of motorsport in Monaco. The vibrant colors and elegant designs were a true beauty, reflecting the glamour of the era. The atmosphere of the collection is both educational and inspiring, making it suitable for car enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Overall, my visit was a fantastic blend of automotive history and marketing artistry, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to explore Monaco’s rich racing heritage. Don’t miss this hidden gem on your next trip!

Monaco🇲🇨 The second smallest country in the world, but the richest place in Europe. This time we started from a parking lot in France and walked into Monaco. As soon as we entered the country, the scenery in front of us immediately changed - there were rows of luxury villas, exuding a luxurious atmosphere everywhere. After entering the city, the first thing that catches your eye is the Formula One (F1) track. Every year at the end of May, the world-renowned Monaco Grand Prix is ​​held here. Walking up the mountain along the track, you will arrive at the Monaco Palace, from where you can overlook the entire country and see the borders at a glance - any place without buildings is French territory. 😆 Walk across from the Royal Palace and arrive at the famous Monte Carlo Casino, where the luxury level is even higher. We saw at least four Ferraris outside the casino that day, and there were countless luxury cars of all kinds. However, since we could only park in a parking lot in France for four hours, we had to make a quick trip to Monaco this time. We traveled around the country in just four hours and then set off for our next destination after a quick tour. 😆 #FebruaryGoodPlaces2025

From September 25 to 28, Benetti will return to the Monaco Yacht Show with a new lineup, showcasing the shipyard's top yacht manufacturing quality and exquisite craftsmanship to meet individual customer needs. As one of the most important events in the global yacht industry, Benetti's booth at the Monaco Yacht Show will be fully upgraded, with the booth area doubled, to welcome guests from all over the world with a space design that highlights the brand's iconic features. At the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show, guests will have the opportunity to witness the global debut of the M/Y Kasper 7 and M/Y Calex, two 67-meter custom superyachts. At the same time, the 50-meter yacht M/Y Asani from the B.Now family also made its debut. This model has achieved great success in the South American market due to its excellent performance and design. Recently, two sales have been completed, which once again proves its popularity worldwide. M/Y Kasper 7 M/Y Kasper 7 will make its debut at the Monaco Yacht Show. This 67-meter custom superyacht is carefully built for a couple of shipowners. Under the professional advice of Benetti, they designed the yacht as their new home at sea. Giorgio Maria Cassetta is responsible for the exterior design, and the shipowner personally handles the interior, showing their unique pursuit of extraordinary taste and personalized style. The interior space of M/Y Kasper 7 is like an elegant and comfortable beachfront villa, with five cabins, providing guests with spacious space and comfort. The design highlight of the main salon is a large round window, which brings abundant natural light to the interior, and cleverly extends the view to the vast sea, creating a sense of close connection with the ocean. During the construction process, Benetti paid attention to environmental protection and sustainability, and chose FSC® certified teak, which comes from responsibly managed forest resources. In addition, M/Y Kasper 7 also won the three-star certification of SEA Index®. SEA Index® is a tool for measuring yacht carbon dioxide emissions launched by the Monaco Yacht Club, which reflects Benetti's environmental awareness and deep commitment to marine ecology. M/Y Calex M/Y Calex is a custom yacht with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, customized by Benetti for a shipowner in California, USA. The sleek exterior shape is created by Giorgio Maria Cassetta, and the modern-style interior is designed by Benetti, using precious marble and high-quality wood. The master cabin is located on the exclusive deck centered on the shipowner, with a wide view to the front. The master cabin faces the front and can see the outdoor space of the rest area and fireplace. Due to the clever interaction of perspective and volume, the master cabin area cannot be seen directly from the upper deck, cleverly protecting the privacy of the shipowner. M/Y Asani M/Y Asani is a newly built B.Now 50-meter yacht that recently launched and made its debut at the Monaco Yacht Show, attracting attention with its carefully designed outdoor living space. This yacht is equipped with a spacious 36-square-meter beach club, a stern swimming pool on the main deck, and a jacuzzi at the bow of the sun deck, providing guests with a rich outdoor experience. Unlike previous yachts, the main deck layout of M/Y Asani has been redesigned and redefined the space. By improving the ventilation duct system, the interior space of the yacht is more warm and pleasant. All outdoor furniture is customized according to the requirements of the shipowner, and the design of large glass doors creates a sense of continuity between the interior and exterior. Benetti cooperated with Lass Studio to design modern and exquisite interiors for M/Y Asani. The use of high-end ceramic materials gives the yacht a luxurious feel while maintaining the modernity and comfort of the design.

#August2024 The Port of Monaco, located in the pocket-sized country of Monaco in southern France, is a shining pearl on the Mediterranean coast. It consists of the Port of Hercules and the Port of Fontvieille, and has the obvious advantage of a deep-water port, where many private yachts and luxury cruise ships are moored. Visitors can enjoy shopping and dining here. There are many shops near the port and the food is rich and diverse. It only takes 20 minutes to get there from the Monaco Palace and is one of the must-see attractions in Monaco. The view from the top of the palace is also very nice. Remember to bring your camera to record the beautiful scenery of the Cote d'Azur.

| A rich country that can be visited in one day. Monaco is the second smallest country in the world, but it is the country with the highest income in the world. It is a wealthy country. Monaco is located in the "arms" of France. It is a country within a country, facing the Mediterranean Sea. The whole country has a Mediterranean climate. No matter when you come here all year round, it is like being bathed in the spring breeze. It is a good tourist destination. . Although the sparrow is small, it has all the organs. Diverse natural scenery, long history and culture, and world-class events. Good looks, personality, and mystery are all its hallmarks. . Although it covers an area of ​​only 2 square kilometers, it has medieval-style streets and palaces, many luxury hotels, a long-standing car culture, a romantic seaside with diverse species, and lively festivals throughout the year. . This small, exquisite and wealthy country is located on the cliffs of the Alps extending to the Mediterranean Sea. Buildings are built on the mountains, roads wind around the mountains, luxury cars and mansions can be seen everywhere, and hundreds of luxury yachts are docked in the port. To the north of Monaco is the city of Monte Carlo, which has beautiful scenery and the famous Formula One race at the Monte Carlo Circuit. . Come to the harbor on Monaco's blue coastline, the only deep-water port - Port Hercules, located at the foot of the mountain in Monaco City. There are large luxury cruise ships docked in the outer harbor and many yachts moored in the harbor. It is very spectacular, with blue sky, white clouds and azure sea views, which are breathtakingly beautiful. If you come to Monaco, you must visit this harbor. . Tip: 1. Accommodation in Monaco is very expensive. It is recommended to stay in Nice. 2. There is no airport in Monaco. Nice is very close to here. You can fly to Nice Cote d'Azur Airport in France first; 3. You can drive here when you travel to the south of France;

#timetotravel To all the Formula 1 fan out there, I would 100% recommend doing a track walk/ drive if you are in the south of France!!!! My friends and I all do not have a license so a track walk it is… Do note that there is a lack of pedestrian space and you might have to walk on the streets for some parts. To non Formula 1 fans, you should still go and visit since Monaco is only a ~30 minutes train ride away from Nice and Monaco has so much to offer apart from F1 related stuff. I have seen the tracks multiple times on TV but I would never have imagined seeing this in real life. 😍😮‼️ I was so excited and was in awe the entire time I was doing the walk!!! Now that I have done the track walk, my goal for myself is to attend a F1 grand prix in Monaco!!! #f1 #grandprix #monaco #frenchriviera

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This is a must-visit destination in Monte Carlo. It has been transformed into a very beautiful park. Expect to spend a few hours there, depending on how fast you walk, there are lots of stairs and uphill walks. I recommend coming here both during the day and at night to see Monaco all lit up. It is a perfect location to take photos of Monaco and its harbor.