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Daily Tour
20 people
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Descubra o fascínio e a história cativante do Mónaco no nosso imersivo passeio a pé guiado de 3 horas! Situado na pitoresca Riviera Francesa, o Mónaco é um microestado deslumbrante, famoso pelo seu estilo de vida opulento, marcos icónicos e vistas deslumbrantes do Mediterrâneo. O célebre bairro de Monte Carlo encanta os visitantes com o seu lendário casino, jardins requintados e arquitetura grandiosa.
Junte-se ao nosso experiente guia local enquanto navegamos pelas ruas fascinantes desta cidade glamorosa, investigando a sua rica herança real, eventos de classe mundial e recantos escondidos. O nosso especialista irá guiá-lo pelos locais fascinantes do Mónaco, partilhando histórias cativantes e insights sobre a sua mistura única de cultura, história e luxo incomparável.
Do esplendor da Belle Époque do Café de Paris e do majestoso Hôtel de Paris à obra-prima arquitetónica da Salle Garnier Opéra de Monte Carlo (vista exterior), testemunhará a grandeza que define este principado. Experimente a energia vibrante do Casino «Carré d’Or» de Monte-Carlo (vista exterior) e imagine a emoção das apostas altas dentro das suas paredes lendárias.
Sinta a adrenalina enquanto percorremos uma secção do emocionante Circuito GP de F1 do Mónaco, imaginando os motores barulhentos e a multidão que enche estas ruas durante o Grande Prémio. Visitaremos também a importante igreja de Sainte-Dévote, um local impregnado de tradição monegasca.
Mergulhe na atmosfera local no movimentado Mercado La Condamine, um centro vibrante de vida quotidiana e sabores regionais. Testemunhe o significado histórico do Palácio do Príncipe, a residência oficial da família Grimaldi, e admire as vistas deslumbrantes do Porto Hércules, apresentando uma espetacular variedade de iates luxuosos.
A nossa exploração cultural continua na bela Catedral do Mónaco, o local de descanso final da realeza Grimaldi, incluindo o Príncipe Rainier III e a Princesa Grace. Encontre serenidade nos exuberantes Jardins de Saint Martin, que oferecem vistas panorâmicas da costa. O nosso passeio termina com uma vista exterior do conceituado Museu Oceanográfico do Mónaco, um testemunho da ciência e conservação marinha.
Quer seja um visitante de primeira viagem ou esteja de regresso para explorar mais o seu encanto, o nosso passeio a pé no Mónaco com um guia local promete uma experiência enriquecedora e inesquecível neste destino extraordinário. Reserve o seu passeio hoje e crie memórias duradouras!
Perto da Pont Sainte Devote, paragem de autocarro, 98000, Mónaco às 11h
Nota: O Mónaco pode ser montanhoso, com muitos altos e baixos e colinas íngremes. Sapatos confortáveis para caminhada são altamente recomendados.
The ticket for our Trip from Nice to Monaco pays mainly for your tour guide that will spend 3 to 4 hours with you in the Principality of Monaco. Next to that, however, the price includes the train ticket from Nice main train station to Monaco Monte-Carlo train station and open return back to Nice. That means that after the tour, you are free to stay in Monaco and come back with your train ticket whenever you want to.
Yes. This is definitely an option you can use. If you wish to meet the tour straight in Monaco, book the Monaco walking tour ticket type. This includes the guided tour directly in Monaco.
For tickets not including the transfer from Nice, we’ll meet near the Pont Sainte Devote, Bus Stop, 98000, Monaco at 11H00, 11:00am.
No. Since there is a limited space and we need to buy the train tickets, we need to know the exact number of participants for every tour. Therefore, it is crucial for you to book if you want to join our Monaco tour.
During each trip we take a group photo as a reminder of our time together. We always post these photos on our Facebook page and also send you an email with it.
If you enjoyed your tour you can tip your guide for the time and effort she/he spend with you during your experience! If you really enjoyed the tour, but you don’t have enough money for a tip, you can remember your guide’s name and you can leave her/him a good review on TripAdvisor or on Google reviews.
We always meet in front of the Main Train station of Nice (Gare de Nice Ville) next to Paul Bakery.
For tickets not including the transfer from Nice, we’ll meet near the Pont Sainte Devote, Bus Stop, 98000, Monaco at 11H00, 11:00am.
When it comes to Trip from Nice to Monaco, our guides will be waiting next to the Pauls Bakery, with a red umbrella, in a civil clothes.
We'll meet at the Pont Sainte-Dévote bus stop, diagonally across from the train station exit, 98000, Monaco, at 11:00 AM.
YOUR GUIDE: Look for the red umbrella.
The ticket on your smartphone is your entry. TICKETS ARE NOT NECESSARY TO PRINT. You'll find it attached to this email.
The tour lasts for about 3 to 4 hours.
No. Although Monaco is a sovereign country that is not part of the European Union, it is part of the Schengen area. That means you don't need to carry your passport to enter. However, if you plan to go to the Monte-Carlo Casino, you will need a passport to enter the gaming area.
Your guide will take you through all the main touristic sites in Monaco, starting with Monte-Carlo casino, and continuing around St. Devote chapel, Prince Palace, Cathedral Notre Dame Immaculée, and Oceanographic Museum.
The tour will also take you through some hidden gems of Monaco like Marché Condamine, Théâtre du Fort Antoine or Jardin St. Martin
For the tour itself there is no specific dress code, however, we do visit a Cathedral Notre-Dame Immaculee, where ladies need to be decently covered. It is not compulsory to go to the cathedral, however, if you want to enjoy the beautiful inside of this landmark take into notice these things - have your shoulders covered, make sure your skirt/shorts aren’t too short (knee length is safe) and have your stomach covered. A good solution is to have a scarf to cover yourself.
If you wish to visit the paid part of the Casino Monte Carlo after the tour, have in mind that you must have a “proper attire”.
Lastly, Monaco has several nice places for a swim and if you wish to chill down after a few hours of walking we do recommend to have a swimsuit ready with you.
Monaco is a hilly country. It is possible to adjust the road slightly to make it suitable for strollers, however, if you have any medical issues that might prevent you from fully enjoying the tour (e.g. with walking for longer period of time or up a hill), we advise you not to book our tour.
Since the train to Monaco leaves 10:20 we cannot wait too long for any late-comers. If you didn’t manage to be on the station on time and the group has already left, call on the number +33 649 244 407 and explain your situation. You will be given your guide’s contact and you’ll be advised to buy yourself a train ticket to Monaco, where you’ll meet with the tour guide and the whole group.
From the Port of Nice :
Go to the Garibaldi tram stop and take a tram in the direction of Henri Sappia. Get off of the tram on the Gare Thiers tram stop and go for about 2 mins to the meeting spot, in front of the train station.
From Promenade :
Take a bus 09, 59 or 70 to the “Jean Medecin/Hotel des Postes” stop. Then take a tram in the direction of Henri Sappia. Get off of the tram on the Gare Thiers tram stop and go for about 2 mins to the meeting spot, in front of the train station.
OR :
Take a bus 52 to the “Albert 1er/Phocéens” stop. Then take a tram in the direction of Henri Sappia. Get off of the tram on the Gare Thiers tram stop and go for about 2 mins to the meeting spot, in front of the train station.
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