Visite en bus touristique à arrêts multiples de Monaco
Description
Découvrez les principales attractions de Monaco à votre rythme ! Rendez-vous dans le quartier luxueux de Monte-Carlo, tentez votre chance au Casino et laissez-vous impressionner par les immeubles de verre, les superbes yachts et les boutiques de créateurs, vous vous sentirez définitivement partie intégrante de la vie monégasque ! Si vous souhaitez vous détendre à Monte-Carlo, vous pourrez trouver l'inspiration dans le Jardin Japonais, vous allonger sur la plage du Larvotto ou prendre un verre sur l'une des terrasses surplombant la mer Méditerranée. A ne pas manquer : « Le Rocher », le plus ancien de Monaco. quart. Nos bus vous conduisent au sommet du rocher couronné par une charmante vieille ville où vous pourrez visiter le magnifique Palais Princier de Monaco, demeure de la famille royale Grimaldi et la cathédrale Saint-Nicolas. À la fin du parcours, les amateurs de fleurs pourront trouver leur bonheur au Princess Rose Garden, créé en mémoire de Grace Kelly, qui abrite 4 000 roses, et les fanatiques de Formule 1 seront heureux de se tenir au point de départ de la course du Grand Prix de Monaco, à l'arrêt 11.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(585)
Was great Driver very friendly and gave us our earphones and a map Managed to get seats upstairs and did a full circuit and a bit more to get dropped off at the palace saving an uphill walk Goes through quite a few tunnels and the cool breeze was refreshing in the roasting heat Definitely would recommend to others
Unable to attend! Cannot comment. When porting on a cruise in Cannes you need to take the train to Monaco. It is a 1 hour train ride one way.
Easy way to see the whole area. Stops at all the sites. Convenient to the train station if you are coming from Villafranche Cruise Port or Nice.
Its a great way to see Monaco. You can get on and off when you like and it save all of the walking, which is needed in the heat. We really enjoyed it.
Not worth it at all. The top desk is uncovered and the sun is brutal. There is NO a/c on the lower deck so you boil to death. The only good part is that it’s a very short circuit. After 5 stops, everyone got off as we had all had it with the heat. We changed buses and… still the same thing Would not recommend
Great way to see Monaco, which is a very picturesque place to visit. Nice that it follows the Formula One track as well.
Great way to see montecarlo! Always found a seat. Drivers were very courteous. All the main sites visited even a fantastic beach at stop 3.
You visit all major stops. The location of stops was easy to view. Able to understand and hear audio tour Clean
The bus, lacking air conditioning, forced us to choose between the lower deck, where we would sweat, or the upper deck, where the sun beat down relentlessly. We chose the upper deck, and there was no respite from the scorching heat. So, be aware of your choices on a sunny day. We had purchased tickets for the bus and palace from the driver, but received no instructions on where to go. Upon finding the entrance on our own, we were informed that we needed to visit a souvenir shop to exchange the driver’s entrance tickets for our palace tickets. After resolving this issue, we returned to the palace. After the palace tour, we headed back to the bus stop as a storm with lightning whipped up. We went three stops when a new driver got on the bus, drove about a half mile, and abruptly instructed us to disembark. We were utterly lost as he left us at a public bus stop and told us to take a city bus back, which would be free. It was pouring rain, and there was no shelter. When we finally boarded the city bus, we were required to pay. Fortunately, the public bus did eventually take us back to the casino, but not without getting soaked and left stranded on an unfamiliar street. My advice: ride the city bus. It’s much cheaper and takes you everywhere.
Amazing experience. You see so much of Monaco and the history and of course the F1 track is the star of the tour.
