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Getting around Monaco by public transport

Monaco may be best known for its fancy cars and world-famous Grand Prix racetrack, but there are many ways to get around this small hilly country. And using public transport is often good for the environment. Whether by bus, boat or helicopter, we have the information you need below.

Monaco’s bus service offers an excellent service of modern, clean buses that wind and weave around the Principality. Tickets can be purchased on-board from the driver or at the CAM office. The bus tickets can also be bought conveniently in the special machines that are located by many of the bus stops. You can pay there by cash and by card.

CAM Office Address: 22/24 rue du Gabian Monaco Tél.: +377 97 70 22 22 Fax.: +377 97 70 22 23

Opening Hours: 8h30-16h30 from Monday to Friday

There are six bus lines that traverse Monaco and run from about 7am to 9pm, running every ten minutes during peak hours.

Line 1: Monaco Ville, Monte-Carlo, Saint Roman Line 2: Monaco Ville, Monte-Carlo, Exotic Garden Line 3: Fontvieille to Hector Otto Line 4: Saint Roman, Railway station, Place d’Armes, Fontvieille Line 5: Larvotto to Hospital Line 6: Larvotto beaches, Sporting, Fontvieille

Monaco Night Buses

Looping through the Principality at night are two distinct night-bus lines operating from 9.30 pm:

Line N1 – Albert II Fontvieille towards Larvotto Beach towards Saint-Roman towards Casino towards Albert II.

This line is a mix of the day buses N ° 6 and line N ° 1

Line N2 – Monaco-Ville to the Exotic Garden and back

This line takes exactly the route of the day bus N ° 2

The PRINCESSE ANTOINETTE stop in the outward-bound direction and the MONTE-CARLO stop in the return direction makes it possible to change between the two night-bus lines N1 and N2 and thus optimize your “nocturnal” travels.

The night buses run every 30 minutes until 12.20 am and make all the main stops. The night buses run from Monday through Friday and until 4am on Saturday and Sunday.

Information and map of the bus lines (and public lifts/escalators) can be found here .

Bateau Bus is the bus by sea and it’s solar-electric powered. The grand and beautiful Port Hercule is just that—grand. It could take a lot of effort and time to walk around the port. But the little ‘boat bus’ shuttles you straight across from Quai des Etas Unis to the Cruise Terminal. The bus runs every ten minutes from 8am to 8pm and costs the same as a normal bus fare.

Monabike – Electric Bikes

The Monaco Bus Company (CAM) installed a series of electric bicycle stations which have been very popular. So popular that this July the whole network has been greatly expanded in Monaco and even integrated with the surrounding communities.

These Monabike ‘velos’ are pedal-assisted to help you up the steep gradients and arrive looking fresh. With screens that give you speed, mileage, and battery charge, you will always be in control. The battery lasts anywhere from 20-25km on one charge and stations can be found across Monaco, near the main bus stops.

The bikes are easy to rent, even for as little as 1 euro to go from one station to another. Better still there is a monthly subscription for unlimited use for 6 euros per month. Check the current fares and all the details here .

Public Lifts & moving walkways

Part of Monaco’s unique beauty is the way the city is stacked, with high-rise buildings over high-rise buildings. A beautiful sight from afar, but it can be difficult if you need to get from point A to point B. Fortunately, there are a series of lifts and escalators to take you up (or down) to where you need to be.

These moving walkways will take you:

• From the Terraces of the Casino to the Congress Centre Auditorium and to Boulevard Louis II
• From Place St. Dévote to Monéghetti
• From Place des Moulins to the beach
• From Princess Grace Hospital Centre to the Exotic Garden
• From Avenue de la Costa to the harbor
• From Avenue des Citronniers to Avenue Grande-Bretagne
• From Larvotto Boulevard to Saint Romain

The Monaco Ville Rail station is also a great way to move several levels up the city.

Monaco Taxis

Sometimes the most convenient way to get around is a private driver to take you door to door. There are many taxi ranks in Monaco, including The railway station, Avenue Princesse Grace (next to Hôtel Beach Plaza), Next to the Monte Carlo Fairmont Hôtel, Avenue des Spélugues, The Métropole, Avenue de la Madone, and Avenue de Monte-Carlo (near the Casino) and Saint Roman near the Eastern boundary of Monaco. The main Taxi service company is Monaco Prestige. They offer 24/7 service and have a fleet of vehicles on hand. Their number is: +377 93.15.01.01

Be aware that during busy periods demand for taxis can exceed the number available – and so waiting periods can at peak times be quite long.

New Electric Taxis 

At the initiative of the Prince’s Government, a fleet of 20 electric taxis have been introduced. These 100% electric vehicles carry out journeys mostly within Monaco, although they will also serve the Monte-Carlo Beach, Monte-Carlo Country Club and Marriott Hotel. The basic fare, not including waiting time, is set at €15.  It is possible to hail the taxis in the street.

There are opportunities to link to Cap d’Ail, Beausoleil and Cap Martin with an increased fare supplement of about 10 euros. Ask the driver. Seven vehicles will be available at all times: 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The white eco-taxis have a unique visual identity. A special user app,  Taxis Monaco , is available and can be used to order or book a taxi from your smartphone in just a few seconds, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

If you want to try something more exotic like an Electric private hire Tesla Taxi, contact:

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Mobee Car Sharing 

Mobee is the car-sharing service of the Principality of Monaco. 25 vehicles are available 24/7 and across the full territory of Monaco.

Based on the principle of “free floating” or self-servicing, it allows you to pick up and return the vehicles anywhere in Monaco. There is no designated centre. Take advantage of the free parking on-street and in the 14 partnering parking lots!

Easy to book on 15 minutes notice. You are only charged for driving time. Check out prices and book on-line .

Monaco Helicopter

But why even stay on the ground when you can fly? Need to get to Nice faster than you can say: “Terminal un”? Then get down to the Heliport and catch a flight. Monacair offers 6 – 7-minute flights to Nice Airport!

Monacair’s partnerships with airlines are key to the helicopter company’s success with this route. Working with airlines allow customers to leave Monaco only one hour before their flight at the airport. Passengers can obtain their boarding pass to their final destination in Monaco, have their luggage checked-in to the final destination and enjoy a direct transfer to the boarding gate.

Passengers arriving at Monaco heliport are chauffeur-driven to their final destination and enjoy the same service when they leave.

Monacair has a regular service that departs Nice Airport or Monaco every 15 minutes and cost 140 euros. They are located at each terminal and offer subscription rates. They also offer private charter services.

Heli Securite offers one-way and roundtrip flights to Nice Airport, plus private charters, panoramic flights and more.

Also offering helicopter service for private flights is Azurhelico.

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Getting around by bus

Monaco is served by seven bus routes, seven days a week:

Single tickets are available, along with passes valid for multiple journeys. They can be purchased from the C.A.M. website ( See ticket and pass prices ).  You can also pay on board buses with a debit or credit card. 

Evening and night bus services operate across Monaco ( see HERE for timetables ) 

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Explore the luxurious principality along the French Riviera on the Monaco Hop On Hop Off Bus. Travel around the city comfortably, while getting on and off at any of its stops to explore at your leisure.

The Monaco hop-on hop-off bus consists of a one-hour route with 12 stops near the main monuments and tourist sites around the principality. On the  double-decker open-top bus, you can listen to an English audioguide with the most important information about the monuments, gardens and locations that we pass.

Some of the must-see stops in Monaco are the  Monaco Cathedral , the  Monte Carlo Casino , Le Rocher , the Japanese Garden and the Prince's Palace .

You can check the route and all the stops on the map by clicking on this link:

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The ticket is valid for 1 day from the date of first use . During this time you can get on and off the bus as many times as you like.

The Monaco hop-on hop-off bus operates from 10 am to 5:30 pm , every 30 minutes.

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The Principality of Monaco, a small city-state overlooking the pristine blue waters of the Mediterranean, is a tourist destination famed for its glamour and wealth. The Palais Princier, former home of Princess Grace and current home of her son, Prince Albert II, is at the top of the cliff-bound medieval Monaco-Ville as its mentioned in Monaco tourist map.

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Gorgeous and glittering Monaco is a tiny royal principality on the French Riviera. Less than two square kilometers in size, Monaco is perhaps the most glamorous little stretch of land on the planet. There is a seductive quality to the scenery, with its deep blue sea, graceful palm trees, and vibrant flowers as its shown in Monaco tourist map.

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The State Apartments of the Palais du Prince is a private residence but is open to the public at certain times of the year as one of the best attractions in Monaco. Visitors can see the sumptuous Italianate gallery adorned with 16th- and 17th-century frescoes; the gilded "Blue Room" featuring a resplendent decor of blue and gold; the wood-paneled Mazarin Room; and the Empire-style Throne Room as its shown in Monaco attractions map, which has an impressive Renaissance fireplace.

The highlight of Musée Oceanographique is its aquariums containing rare species of fish and marine life in magnificent shapes and colors. There are three Aquariums. There is also a Turtle Island and a Touch Tank where visitors can feel a sea urchin, stroke a starfish, or hold a baby shark. One of the most delightful things to do in Monaco is visit the gloriously scenic Jardin Exotique which is one of the best attractions in Monaco. The garden is in the Fontvieille area (the more modern section) of Monaco, outside the historic center as you can see in Monaco attractions map.

The cathedral is the burial place of the Princes of Monaco and houses tombs of past sovereigns Prince Rainier and Princess Grace as its mentioned in Monaco attractions map. Another noteworthy feature of the sanctuary is the Episcopal throne of Carrara white marble. The cathedral has an impressive grand organ that is used for religious services as well as concerts of holy music. Les Jardins Saint-Martin lie near the Musée Océanographique and would be an ideal complement to visiting the museum as a famous attraction in Monaco. The gardens feature a statue that commemorates Prince Albert I who was renowned as a marine researcher.

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Information for Ship Cruise Passengers: If you arrive to Monaco by cruise, you can start the tour at the cruise terminal. The bus stop at the cruise ship terminal is located at the foot of the ramparts and departs every 15 minutes. Depending on the time of arrival of your boat, we are present from 09.00 and we offer you a transit every 15 minutes up to 18.30. From the cruise terminal, you have choice to take the  Solar Electric Bateau Bus  across the Monaco Harbour and join the usual Hop-on, Hop-off tour at stop 1 in Monte Carto. These buses departs every 30 minutes during the day time.

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Situated along the Mediterranean coastline, Monaco is famous for the annual Formula One Grand Prix motor race, grand casinos and the luxurious lifestyle. Hop On Hop Off is the most way to explore this glittering city. Make your itinerary and stop at the place of your interest. We cover top-rated tourist attractions like the famous Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Oceanographic Museum where you can see the unique collection of marine fauna, the royal Prince's Palace, the old notable Monaco Cathedral, Hercules Port, the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, the exotic garden of Monaco with an incredible variety of vegetation, Japanese Garden, and various other relevant places. If you planning your trip in May, get ready to experience the famous sporting event Formula One Grand Prix race which is held every year in Monte Carlo at the last weekend of May. Adding to the glitz of this city are the glamorous restaurants where you can taste some mouth-watering cuisines.

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The Guardian reports that locals living on the 116 bus route successfully petitioned the local council to ask Google and Apple maps to take the bus route offline. One local joked that the next thing would be to ask them to remove the park altogether.

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Barcelona bus route removed from map apps to tackle tourist overcrowding

Residents welcome removal of number 116 route, often used to get to Park Güell

While some places will go to any lengths to attract visitors, residents of La Salut neighbourhood in Barcelona are celebrating a move to wipe themselves off the map.

For years, residents had complained that they could not get home because the number 116 bus was always crammed with tourists visiting Antoni Gaudí’s Park Güell. The park is the city’s second most popular attraction after the Sagrada Familia basilica.

Now they have the bus to themselves after the city council arranged to have the route removed from Google and Apple maps.

“We laughed at the idea at first,” said César Sánchez, a local activist. “But we’re amazed that the measure has been so effective.”

Luz López, 75, told elDiario.es: “Before, the bus was so full even people with walking sticks couldn’t get on.”

Albert Batlle, the deputy mayor of security and coexistence on the city council, said that as well as improving mobility around Park Güell, “we needed to eliminate references to the 116 on the internet”.

Batlle declined to admit or deny that the council had asked for the route to be removed, while a Google spokesperson would only say they would not delete a bus route unless requested to do so by the council.

Sánchez, who has been campaigning for eight years for the council to address the problem, joked: “The next thing we need to do is to get the whole of Park Güell removed from Google Maps.”

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