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Monte Carlo in Monaco

Monaco

Monaco might be petite, but what this French Riviera escape lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in glamour. If you’re looking for a luxury European escape, Monaco dazzles with iconic landmarks like the Casino de Monte-Carlo and the Prince’s Palace of Monaco. You can also walk sections of the legendary Grand Prix circuit or take a tour of Monaco-Ville (Old Town) atop the Rock of Monaco, filled with charming cobblestone streets, cafés, bistros and more.  

Experience our Monaco tour packages

Nice • Cannes • Antibes • Monaco
Self-guided tour
9 days, 7 nights
Nice • Cannes • Antibes • Monaco
Self-guided tour
9 days, 7 nights
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Visit Monaco: get started

Book your luxury hotel, resort or tour package and take in the stunning views from Port Hercule, Monaco’s famous waterfront, where you can stroll the quays admiring its yachts or enjoy a scenic boat tour. You can also unwind at Larvotto Beach, situated along the prestigious Avenue Princesse Grace, with its vibrant seaside promenade, or wander through the Jardin Exotique de Monaco, where cliffside vistas pair well with succulents, towering cacti and even a cave. Also make sure to carve out some time to visit the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, another cliffside landmark where you can learn all about marine life. 

Monaco travel guide

Destination facts

Language

French is the official language.  

When to visit

If you’re looking for manageable crowds and mild weather, the best time to visit is Monaco’s shoulder seasons (spring and fall). 

What to bring back

Artisanal chocolates, vintage art prints, racing memorabilia, silk scarves and more.  

What to eat

Barbagiuan (savoury stuffed pastry), socca (crispy pancake), stocafi (stockfish stew), pissaladière (rustic tart) and more. 

Fun fact

You can walk across this entire sovereign state in just about an hour. 

Important info

For more information on all necessary travel documents and more, check Air Canada’s Travel Requirements page and the Government of Canada’s Travel and Tourism website.