About Monaco
Monaco is a tiny principality on the Mediterranean Sea. It is entirely surrounded by France and divided into four sections: the old city, the port quarter, the business and recreation district of Monte-Carlo, and Fontvieille, an industrial and recreational area.
A popular resort destination for the rich and famous, Monaco also has plenty of attractions for the average tourist, including museums, historic buildings, casinos, botanical gardens, and shopping centers.
A popular resort destination for the rich and famous, Monaco also has plenty of attractions for the average tourist, including museums, historic buildings, casinos, botanical gardens, and shopping centers.
Cafés and other lunch and dinner spots. tend to have excellent Mediterranean cuisine on the menu. Bouillabaisse is a local favorite, served with a cold beer. Gourmet restaurants serve fresh seafood and wine from an impeccable selection.
Accommodations can be quite expansive during tourist season, but prices come down during the winter months. The Monaco Tourism Center can help you find a place to sleep for the night or you can check out Airbnb or other holiday rental sites.
