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What to See in Monaco

Start with the Rock for the palace, cathedral and Oceanographic Museum; cross to Monte Carlo for the casino district and Grand Prix streets. The contrast makes Monaco easier to plan.

What to See in Monaco

Why go

Monaco’s main sights occupy distinct settings despite the small size of the principality. Monaco-Ville combines pedestrian lanes and princely history; Monte Carlo centers on the casino area, while Port Hercule connects the two and reveals the racing circuit below the Rock.

What to look for

  • Monaco-Ville groups the Prince’s Palace, cathedral and Oceanographic Museum on the Rock.
  • Saint-Martin Gardens give the Rock an outdoor coastal pause.
  • Port Hercule helps orient the walk between the Rock and Monte Carlo.

Useful to know

  • Give the Rock its own stretch of time if entering the Oceanographic Museum.
  • Check palace State Apartments access separately; the exterior remains a worthwhile stop.
  • Allow for climbs when crossing between the harbour and either upper district.

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