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Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium is located within a stone's throw of the Prince's Palace in the city of Monte Carlo. The museum contains lots of sea fauna and its aquarium is one of the finest we have seen in Europe. Many of the exhibits were donated by its founder Prince Albert I. It was offically opened to the public in 1910. The museum is opened to the public daily. Entrance fees for adults and children are 12.50 and 6.00 euros respectively. Please visit our Monaco travelogue for more beautiful pictures of the Oceanographic Museum in Monte Carlo. Leave a Comment Address: Avenue Saint-Martin, MC 98000, MonacoPhone: +377 9315 3600Directions: Located within a stone's throw of Prince's Palace.Website: http://www.oceano.mc Other Contact: Fax: +377 9350 5297
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Change of Guard at Prince's Palace in Monte Carlo is a tourist attraction. It attracts hundreds of foreign tourists every day. Changing of guard is carried out at the palace at 11.55 a.m. sharp. It lasts for approximately 20 minutes. However chances of seeing Prince Albert II at the palace are very slim. Nevertheless visitors have the opportunity to take home with them some lovely photographs as souvenirs! Leave a Comment Directions: Located on the same hill as the famous Oceanographic Museum.
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 Prince's Palace by hopang The Prince's Palace is located at the summit of Mont des Mules (the Rock) at Monaco Ville in the Old Town of Monte Carlo. It is the official residence of Prince Albert II, the head of state of Monaco. It is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city of Monte Carlo. The Renaissance style Prince's Palace was constructed in the late 12th century as a fortress by the Genoese. It was also used as a hospital for Italian army during the French Revolution. Among the attractions at the Prince's Palace are the Throne Room, the York Room, Palatine Chapel, Sainte Marie Tower, the Main Courtyard, the Italian style Gallery, Louis IX Salon, Mazarin Salon and Salon Bleu. Opening hours to the palace are between 9.30 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. daily during the summer months. The palace is closed during the winter months from November to April. Admission fee is 7.00 euros per adult and 5.00 euros per child. The area around the Prince's Palace has a breath-taking and spectacular view of Monte Carlo harbour and marina. The daily changing of guards is held outside the Prince's Palace at 11.55 a.m. sharp. Leave a Comment Address: Place du Palais, Monte CarloPhone: +377 9325 1831Directions: Located at the summit of Mont des Mules (the Rock) at Monaco Ville in the Old Town of Monte Carlo.Website: http://www.palais.mc Other Contact: Fax: +377 9350 8173
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by Agraichen Center place of "Old Town" in front of the Palace, the changing of the Prince's Guards is not to be missed. In formal dress, the guard presents 100 year-old tradition at 11:55 AM daily. Get close to the rails near the guard "huts" early as the crowds can get quite large. After enjoy a quiet lunch in one of the many restaurents on the many narrow "streets" of Vieille Ville. Leave a Comment Address: Vieille VilleDirections: The center court outside the Palace.
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The glamorous Monte Carlo Marina is located at Port Hercules at Condamine District in the harbour of Monte Carlo which is the continuing part of the French Riviera. Monte Carlo is a small city which is just three kilometers long and is sandwiched between Mont Des Mules (also known as the Rock) and the Mediterranean Sea. Land is limited and scarce and buildings will have to build upwards. The whole length of the sea is occupied by marinas and harbour. Monte Carlo is a popular tourist destination in Europe. Luxury yachts of different sizes owned by the rich and famous and billionaires can be seen anchoring at the marina which can accommodate approximately 500 boats. It is a popular port of call for cruiseships from around the world. Yacht show is held at Port Hercules in Monte Carlo in September every year to attract luxury yachts from around the world! Another popular event held during summer at Monte Carlo Harbour is Formula One Grand Prix. Leave a Comment Address: Port Hercules, Monte CarloDirections: Monte Carlo Marina is located at Port Hercules at Condamine District in the harbour of Monte Carlo.Website: http://www.monte-carlo.mc
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 Monte Carlo Casino by hopang Monte Carlo Casino is located at Place du Casino at Monte Carlo quarter not far from the center of the city. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city of Monte Carlo. It is also one of the most famous landmarks in the city of Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo Casino is home to Grand Theatre de Monte Carlo. The facade of the building has one of the finest architectures in the city. Monte Carlo Casino was designed by Charles Garnier and was constructed in 1878. It is owned by Societe des Bains de Mer. It hosts the grand final of European Poker Tour every year.The casino is opened to the public throughout the year and dress code applies before admission. Leave a Comment Address: Place du Casino, Monte CarloPhone: +377 9806 2121Directions: Located at Place du Casino at Monte Carlo quarter not far from the center of the city.Website: http://www.montecarlocasinos.com Other Contact: Fax: +377 9216 3862
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by Agraichen A must see for every "car nut" that visits Monaco and even those that just appreciate "old" cars but are not fanatics. The museum is a tribute to loving care of historic motor vehicles. It is located at the second level of the Fontvielle "market palace." The collection is not extremely large, but the quality and variety is worth the 6 Euros entry fee. For those that don't like cars, just continue walking a couple minutes toward the next staircase to find the "zoo" that climbs the cliffs next to the castle area of "Monaco Ville." Leave a Comment Address: Avenue Prince AlbertDirections: Port de Fontvieille area on the second story of the "climb" to the palace.
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 Am I great or what... by Agraichen I love to vist zoos. I dislike the "old style" where the poor animals are in box like cages but the new ones where the humans are in cages and the animals run free are fun. The Monaco zoo unfortunately is the older type, though the do try to make the cages a bit more "home style" than just a concrete box. Still on the side of "the rock" that houses the castle Monaco has a small zoo with a variety of animals including a white tiger. Open from 10:00 to 5:00 most days all year long with a 12:00-2:00 lunch break this is great break on the walk up to the castle for only 4 Euros. Leave a Comment Address: Terrasses de FontviellePhone: +377 93 25 18 31Directions: Second level Fontveille district on the way to the CastleWebsite: www.palais.mc Other Contact: +377 93 50 81 71 FAX
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 Coastal path by micas_pt Coming from Monte Carlo to Monaco there is a coastal path along Avenue Princesse Grace, in which you will find the Japanese Garden, the Grimaldi Forum, the lift for the casino and at the its “end” the marina. We took a long stroll along this path and it provided nice views over the sea, the beaches and the yachts. To a certain point, the path becomes a tunnel (underneath the Convention Centre) and this short bit of the path runs by the road that it’s turned into the circuit for the F1 Grand Prix. :-) This coastal path is not overcrowded and if weather allows (not my case!!) it provides good chances for nice photos. Leave a Comment Address: Avenue Princesse Grace, MC 98000, Monaco
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 View over Monaco by micas_pt The Casino’s Terrace is also worth mentioning, as it provides a wonderful view both over Monaco to the right and over Monte Carlo on the left (when facing the sea). The Terrace has some flowers and plants and also a few benches to sit and enjoy the views. The Terrace is situated on the “back” of the Casino, just above the sea. From the Terrace you might also observe some details of the Opera House. At the Terrace there is a lift that leads visitors to the “lower” street (through the Convention Centre) at the end of which is the Port de Monaco (marina). Leave a Comment
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