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CHEAP AND EASY TRANSFER TO MONACO

by martineuzan

When I arrived at Nice Airport for a business travel in principality of Monaco .I have tried everything to go quickly in the center of the city: the train (strike), bus (too long) and taxis (too expensive)Now I actually use private transport ::allo riviera mercantour transferts The price is fixed when you order, day rate 75 euros,night rate 85 euros depending on time of arrival or departure of your flight.same price up to 4 passengers with luggage.I reserve directly on the website or email and I have a confirmation soon. riviera.mercantour.travel@gmail.com If you want other information about Monaco and French Riviera I may help you ,it 's my pleasureGood vacations or good business on the " french riviera".Martine

Bus between Nice to Monaco

by brendareed

We wanted to head over to Monaco from Nice for the day. Quite simply, the easiest and cheapest way to do this is to catch the #100 bus heading towards Menton (a town in France on the other side of Monaco). We had a little difficulty finding the bus stop at first since our guide book had not figured in the massive construction project nearby and the rerouting of the buses. But we finally found the stop to pick up the #100 bus – and we wanted to start at the first stop so that we could get a seat on the right side of the bus so we could enjoy the view as we made the journey. The bus starts at Place Garibaldi, just off the square on Rue Catherine Sequrane. The first bus stop you come to on this road off the square is the one. The bus comes approximately every 15 minutes and you cannot beat the price - €1 per person. You buy your ticket from the driver – have exact change to speed things up...

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Nice Côte d'Azur Airport

by brendareed

If you are heading to Monaco, Nice is the airport that is the closest. From Nice, you can catch the train or bus to Monaco (or, if you prefer, there is a helicopter service available at the airport). If you are staying only in Monaco, you won’t need to bother with a rental car since the country is so small and everything is within walking distance.We flew in and out of the Nice Airport during our trip and found it to be an easy airport to maneuver around. We used public transportation while in Nice but then returned to the airport mid-way through our holiday to pick up our rental car since we were heading up into the mountains. Everything is well signed (in English and French) and each time there was never a problem with finding our way. The airport has two terminals and regular free shuttle buses that run between them and the various parking areas. There is also a bus terminal at...

Very beautiful railway station

by ynzel

A very large station with exits to the different state parts. Very impressive complex. It is officially situated in the cityward of Moneghetti and the behind of the most upper part of the complex is in France.

General Transportation info

by Elainehead

BY TRAIN:www.ter-sncf.com/paca/ (French)www.ter-sncf.com/UK/paca/default.htm (English)Train prices:www.voyages-sncf.com From/To Nice, it's a 25 to 15-minute train ride depending on the train station.BY BUS from/to NICE:Bus n° 100 One-way fare: 1 €Total travel time: about 1 hour.BUS TO/FROM NICE AIRPORT: Bus n° 110 Nice AiportXpress / Monaco - Menton MONACO TRANSPORTATION:You can get around Monaco by walking or you can take a bus. No need to mention by car as well, however finding a parking spot is very difficult and car parks are a bit expensive...The 'Compagnie des Autobus' of Monaco offers a 5 routes service, with departures approximately every 11 min. from Monday to Saturday, from 7 am to 9 pm (departures approximately every 20 min. from 7.30 am to 9 pm, on Sundays and public holidays). - Ligne 1 : City of Monaco / St-Roman, and back. - Ligne 2 : City of Monaco / Exotic Gardens, and...

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Don't hesitate to take the bus!

by davidmhall

While much of Monaco is on flat, reclaimed land, there are a lot of steep hills. If you get tired of climbing, a smart way to get around is by the local bus system. The bus system's web site has French, English, and Italian versions. The "carte touristique" is a nice deal offering unlimited trips for 3 euros a day.

Monacair

by Agraichen

Most countries and even major cities have an airport. How many can "boast" one heli-port, let alone two heli-airlines? And right on the ocean with a view? (shared with Heli Air Monaco)The Monacair heliport was a constant buzz of activity especially during the F-1 race. They provided 10-15 minutes "rides" over the course for about $50. Considering tickets on race day were up to and over $600...that sounds like a bargan. During the week however, they do quite a good business shuttling people from the Nice airport to Monaco.

Nice Airport to Grand Prix de Formule 1

by Elainehead

From 20 May to 23 May 2004.Bus n° 110 : MONTE-CARLO DIRECT AUTOROUTEDeparts Wrom: JPHSCRTNHGSWZIDREXCAXZOWCONEUQZAADaily departs at: 9h00 - 10h00 - 11h00 - 12h00 - 13h00 - 14h00 - 15h00 - 16h00 - 17h00 - 18h00 - 19h00 - 20h00 - 21h15.Travel time: 50 mnIMPORTANT: Timetable and travel time can be changed withouth any notice.Rates (you can buy online or on the bus):- 14.40 € one-way.- 23.00 € open roundtrip.- 10.00 € students (- 26 years old).- 40.00 € groups (3 - 4 persons).- 62.00 € 6 tripsBuying online:http://www.nice.aeroport.fr/acces_stationnement/bus/recherche.asp?dest_id=%7B2F96828D-C593-42D5-A755-532CE58A899A%7D

Walking

by hopang

Walking is an ideal way to exercise your legs, body and mind especially on your vacation in a foreign city and country! Monte Carlo is one of the smallest cities in the world in terms of area. It has a total area of slightly less than two square kilometres. Many major tourist attractions, shopping centres, bars, restaurants and international hotels are located inside the city. Thus all corners of the city centre are within walking distance. There are also many pedestrian streets free of motor vehicles in the heart of the city. You may also take a leisurely walk along the beautiful harbour.Of course you may choose to stop and relax while walking wherever and whenever you like in the city streets, to chill out in the bars or restaurants, to hunt for souvenirs at the many souvenir shops along the streets, to do some window shopping at elegant shopping malls or simply to visit the various...

Boat Bus

by AuntieFlorrie

If you need to get from one side of the Port to the other, there's no better way to travel than by the Boat Bus. You can use your regular bus ticket if you already have one, or pay on board. It's a short journey, but you get an unusual view of the yachts, the port and the mountains in the background. It's environmentally friendly too - partly powered by solar panels on the roof.

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