Monaco Walking Tour

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. Additionally, the price includes the train ticket from Nice's 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, contact us on our WhatsApp number +33 649 244 407 or on our email address info@rivierabarcrawl.com. We will tell you all the necessary details and give you a discount for your ticket, as you don’t have to pay for the train ticket.

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 every tour we take a group picture as a memory of our time spend together. We always post these pictures on our facebook page and we 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. In case you are joining us in Monaco, we meet you at the Le Comptoir du Rail, inside the Monaco Monte-Carlo train station.

When it comes to Trip from Nice to Monaco, our guides will be waiting next to the Pauls Bakery, with a red umbrella, in civilian clothes.

Everyone meets the guide at 10:20 at the meeting spot. The train leaves at 10:37, and although we will wait as long as possible for all the reservation, we cannot miss the train. Please make sure to be there on time – 10:20. In case you’re joining the trip in Monaco, we meet at 11:05 inside Monaco Monte-Carlo train station.

No. Although Monaco is a sovereign country that is not part of the European Union, it is a part of the Schengen area. That means that you don’t need to have your passport with you to enter. If you, however, plan to go to the Casino Monte-Carlo, you will need a passport to get into the playing 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 beauty of this landmark take into account 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, keep 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 a longer period of time or up a hill), we advise you not to book our tour.

Since the train to Monaco leaves 10:37 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.