Experience Monaco and Monte Carlo
The small principality is full of wonderful experiences and surprises. Enjoy a tour in an open-top bus, a tour of the Prince’s Palace or a tour of the Oceanographic Museum. See all tours at the bottom of the page.
Book your excursions safely with free cancellation
We work with GetYourGuide, which is one of the largest tour operators on the Riviera, thus ensuring that you get the largest selection and the most flexible conditions.
Please enjoy – CityXee Travel Guide
We highly recommend: Book your excursions well in advance!
Many excursions are incredibly popular and sell out quickly. Therefore, we warmly recommend that you book your excursions in good time, and in that way secure your place – and at the same time save time by skipping the queue. Remember that there is free cancellation!
CityXee recommended tours:
- All
- Castles and palaces
- Events
- Excursions
- Hiking
- Museums
Castles and palaces Monte Carlo Casino
The Casino Monte Carlo is one of the most iconic buildings in Monaco. You really feel the presence of history when you approach probably the most famous casino in the world,
Hiking Coastal walk Monaco – Mala Beach
The coastal walk from Monaco to Mala Beach (Cap d’Ail) is a beautiful and eventful trip along the coast between Monaco and Cap d’Ail. And Mala Beach is one of the most idyllic beaches on the entire Côte-d’Azur
Museums Historic Car Collection in Monaco
If you are into historic cars, the “scent” of Grace Kelly, Formula 1 and the glamorous life in Monaco, then Prince Rainer III’s Car Collection in Monaco, with well over 100 top-restored cars from 1902 until 2005, is just for you.
Events Formula1 Monaco
Formula1 in Monaco is a four-day motor race with speed, celebration and glamour, and one of the biggest events of the year in the Principality of the French Riviera.
Museums Oceanographic Museum in Monaco
At the Oceanographic Museum in Monaco, experience wildlife as it plays out below sea level and get up close to the tools and instruments used by the explorers.
