Monaco is a remarkably compact country, with its most popular attractions situated close to each other. This allows you to leave the car behind and create your own walking routes to explore Monaco at your leisure.
Monaco's walking routes are named after landmarks rather than streets. Let's explore some of the most popular hiking trails in Monaco:
- Starting from the Place in front of the Princely Palace, you can follow a route that takes you through the Saint Martin Gardens, the Oceanographic Museum, and Caella Visitation.
- Alternatively, you can begin at Monaco Casino Square, visit the Monte Carlo Casino, explore the Golden Circle, head to the New National Museum of Monaco (Villa Sauber), and relax in the Japanese Garden.
- If you prefer a different route, start at the Central Gate, pass through the Visitation Chapel, Monaco City Hall, the Chapel of Mercy, the Cathedral, and the Princely Palace, and conclude your journey at the Exotic Garden.
- For sports enthusiasts, a route from Louis II Stadium to the Sculpture Road, the Rosarium, the Museum of Antique Cars, the Museum of Stamps and Coins, and the Maritime Museum offers a unique experience.
- Or you can explore the beauty of Port Hercule, the Parc Princess Antoinette, the Exotic Garden, and the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology.
As you become more familiar with the Principality, you may even create your own ideal Monaco walking itinerary.
