• Escalier des Gaumates - Nestled in a serene residential area of Monaco, the Escalier des Gaumates is a charming public staircase. It provides visitors with a glimpse into the principality’s genuine daily life, away from the glamour of the Casino and the port.
• Casino of Monte-Carlo - The Casino de Monte-Carlo stands as one of Monaco’s most renowned landmarks. Visitors can admire its exquisite Belle Époque architecture, sophisticated façade, and the luxurious ambiance of Casino Square. This stop offers guests the chance to appreciate the building’s history, capture photos, and discover intriguing stories about Monaco’s heritage, without entering the casino.
• Fairmont Hairpin Curve Formula 1 - The Fairmont Hairpin is among the most famous turns in the Formula 1 circuit. Situated on Avenue Princesse Grâce, right in front of the Fairmont Monte-Carlo hotel, it represents the slowest and most technical corner of the Monaco Grand Prix. This makes it a visually captivating and unforgettable stop during the walking tour.
• Opera de Monte-Carlo - Visitors will admire the exterior of the iconic Opera de Monte-Carlo, a prime example of Monaco’s elegant Belle Époque architecture. They will learn about its history, its connection to the Casino de Monte-Carlo, and its significance in Monaco’s cultural scene while enjoying the ambiance of the Carré d’Or district.
• Église de Sainte-Dévote - Visitors will see the charming Église Sainte-Dévote, dedicated to Monaco’s patron saint and nestled at the base of the cliffs near Port Hercule. They will learn about its history, its role in Monegasque traditions, and the annual Sainte-Dévote celebration while enjoying the tranquil atmosphere of this symbolic site.
• Le Marche de la Condamine - The tour continues to one of Monaco’s four major districts to explore the renowned Condamine market, famous for its food stalls and local specialties, including fruits, vegetables, olive oil, seafood, and more. The market features various food courts where visitors can either bring their own sandwiches or purchase food on-site.
• Prince’s Palace - Guests will have an exterior view of the Prince’s Palace. They will learn about Francois Grimaldi, the founder of Monaco and the first Grimaldi ruler, as well as the history of the Grimaldi family, while admiring the beautiful palace before them.
• Eglise Saint-Nicolas - Located just a short walk from the Palace, this royal church is where all the royal ceremonies, such as coronations, weddings, funerals, baptisms, and christenings, take place. Visitors will enter and appreciate its beauty.
• Les Jardins Saint Martin et Sainte Barbe - Visitors will wander through the Saint-Martin and Sainte-Barbe Gardens, enjoying breathtaking views over the Mediterranean and the Port of Monaco. They will stroll along scenic paths lined with exotic plants, sculptures, and shaded terraces, experiencing the serene atmosphere of Monaco-Ville and the natural beauty surrounding the Prince’s Palace.
• Oceanographic Museum of Monaco - This is one of Europe’s most comprehensive and finest aquatic museums. The guide will describe the exhibits inside and explain why the Royal family decided to establish this museum.

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Experience the high-life with our Monaco walking tour, rubbing shoulders with the elite and admiring the luxurious yachts moored in the marinas. Witness firsthand the high-precision driving of the Formula 1 racers as they navigate the city’s challenging roads.

As everyone knows, Monaco is the location of the world-renowned Grand Prix. Also, don’t forget to stop by the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, the final resting place of the Grimaldi royal family, including icons like Grace Kelly and Rainier III.

**Recommended for kids 7 years old and above

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