Monaco Hop On Hop Off Sightseeing Bus Tour
Tour Information
Key Details
- Mobile Voucher Accepted
- Hotel pickup Available
- Instant Confirmation
- Lowest Price Guaranteed
- Duration: Flexible
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Language:
English
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Departure Time :
11:00 AM
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Return Details :
You may board the bus at any one of the stops around the city. See Itinerary section for details For any further information about the tour, please contact the local supplier and send an email to thi.. read more
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Cancellation Policy : This activity is non-refundable Tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.
Overview
See Monaco's top attractions at your own pace!Head out into the luxury quarter of Monte-Carlo, try your luck at the Casino, and be impressed by the glass highrise buildings, amazing yachts and designer shops, you will definitely feel a part of Monaco life! If you are looking to relax in Monte-Carlo, you can find inspiration in the Japanese Garden, lie on Larvotto beach or enjoy a drink in one of the terraces overlooking the Mediterranean Sea Not to be missed is, Le Rocher, Monacos oldest quarter. Our buses lead you to the top of the rock crowned by a charming old town where you can visit the stunning Princes Palace of Monaco, home of the Grimaldi Royal Family and St Nicholas Cathedral. At the end of the route flower lovers may find joy at The Princess Rose Garden created as a memorial to Grace Kelly which features 4000 roses, and Formula 1 fanatics will be happy to stand at The Monaco Grand Prix race starting point at stop 11.
Itinerary:
1st departure from stop N°1 "Bateau Bus" :10H00 Last complete lap from stop N°1 :17H00 Frequency of passage at each stop: 30 minutes.
Inclusions
- Multi-lingual recorded commentary available in 8 languages
- Access to the Bateau Bus service across the Monaco Harbour
- Stop at the cruise ship terminal (Digue Croisires)
- Unlimited hop-on hop-off bus pass across the entire route
- 12 bus stops to explore each and every tourist attraction
Exclusions
- Food and drinks, unless specified
- Gratuities
Additional Info
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adults lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Traveler Reviews
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Volume to low so I heard bits of what the speaker was saying. The British speaker could not enunciate well thereby exacerbating the issue. This was not an an enjoyable tour for me.
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Hot day but fortunately availble seats on top. Nice tour and interesting guiding but bring your own earphones. A nice start on a day in Monaco where you get a good overview in one hour
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Wheelchair accessible, downstairs only (inside) but plenty of buses and helpful drivers. Tour covers most of Monte Carlo and covers many steep hill climbs, so worth it to save your energy!
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Good one for families as it covers the major stops. However I felt it’s little expensive but saved trouble of climbing stairs with kids. It’s ideal for aged as well
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The best way to go around Monaco as you get to see the best sights and places to visit. You resume your trip at anytime it is convenient for you
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It was an amazing experience to roam around the Monaco. We hop off and visited places and the driver was kind and friendly. Would definitely to use this again.
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I don’t understand the negative reviews. It was very easy to catch the bus, the audio earphones were great and in 1-hour we stopped by all the top sights in Monaco. My family enjoyed it
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This tour was a great way to see the main sights of Monaco and Monte Carlo. The bus stopped right outside the train station and we were driven up to the palace, around some of the Grand Prix circuit plus up to Monte Carlo casino and back. With an audio guide also which was helpful. A little pricey but we did hop on and off 3 times so we had a good tour
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Whilst the buses feel like they have seen better days, the tour as a whole did hit the right notes. Travelling along some of the roads used in the Monaco Grand Prix, including the starting grid, the tunnel, the hotel hairpin and past the casino, it also visited some of the extremities of Monaco, including the football stadium at one end (on the border with Cap d'Ail), and the Monte Carlo Bay hotel at the other (on the border with Roquebrune-Cap-Martin). To get to the nearest stop to the Monaco railway station, make sure you exit from the eastern end of the station (which is a long way from the western end of the station), and go down the hill (or escalators) towards the marina, and then from the small plaza in front of Sainte Devote church, the stop is just round to the right on Rue Grimaldi.
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Nice way to get around. Monaco has poor public transport and a lot of hills. Strenuous to walk around. Suggest to get a ticket and take the hop on hop off bus