Safety in Monaco is at a high level. It is ensured not only by the police, who can be found here, as they say, on every corner, but also by their reliable assistants - a multitude of video cameras recording events in the city.
Cameras and even microphones are installed on buildings and on the corners of highways. The capital has more police officers than any other city in the world.
There are no dangerous areas in Monaco, but it is advisable to keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas, such as during celebrations.
To avoid being harassed by the police, there are a few basic rules to follow in Monaco.
On the way from the beach to the hotel you should dress. Men walking around town with their torsos uncovered and ladies wearing only one bathing suit may be approached by a police officer with a polite request to dress and will not stop escorting the "dress code violator" until he or she deigns to dress properly.
It should also be remembered that Monaco is a resort of the world's rich, and police officers are looking out for their comfort. For this reason, photography is forbidden in many fashionable establishments, especially with the use of flash photography.
