Discover the beautiful city of Monte Carlo on a hop-on, hop-off bus tour and see the iconic highlights like the Japanese Garden, Oceanographic Museum, Princess Grace Rose Garden, Stade Louis II, and more. Explore the luxury quarter of Monte Carlo. Try your luck at the world famous Monte Carlo Casino, and admire the beautiful glass architecture in the area. Shop at the wide variety of designer stores, and view the exquisite yachts in Port Hercules. Find inspiration in the calming Japanese Garden, and relax in the sun on Larvotto Beach, the most glamorous beach in the world. Take the chance to visit the stunning Prince's Palace of Monaco, or journey to the end of the route to discover Fontvieille Park and the Princess Grace Rose Garden, a memorial to Grace Kelly, featuring 4000 roses. End your day at the Princess Stéphanie (La Rascasse) bus stop, where Formula 1 fans will delight to see the Circuit de Monaco. Choose between the 1-Day Pass or the 2-Day Pass; if you would like to take your time to visit every stop. Bus stops: Bateau Bus, Japanese Garden, Sporting, New National Museum of Monaco - Villa Sauber, Monte Carlo Casino, Grimaldi / SNCF, Place du Palais, Oceanographic Museum, Princess Grace Rose Garden, Stade Louis II, Princess Stéphanie (Rascasse).

Enjoy a customizable private tour of the French Riviera, with an experienced driver and guide enlightening you as to the nature and wonder of this stunning region. Rich with history, culture, sights, and shops, decide yourself the places to visit throughout Eze, La Turbie, Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, and Saint-Paul-de-Vence. The medieval village of Eze offers exotic gardens, a fascinating history, and fine art, as well as the Fragonard factory where visitors can discover the secrets of creating exquisite perfumes. Nearby La Turbie is often referred to as the “Terrace of Monaco,” due to its panoramic view over the principality. On the way to Monaco itself, pass the Trophy of the Alps, built for the emperor Augustus to celebrate his victory over the area's ancient tribes. Visit the Prince's Palace, the Oceanographic Museum, and the cathedral where Prince Rainier married Grace Kelly, or simply tour the luxurious shops and casinos of Monte Carlo. Discover the quaint medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence. Enter the Royal Gates and be spellbound by a town that is in itself an open museum, then head to Antibes, the scenic beauty of which attracted Picasso to live there. Finally the tour will reach Cannes, one of the most spectacular and opulent locations along the Riviera. Here you'll be free to enjoy the beautiful mountain-framed bay and gorgeous beaches, or else visit wonderful boutiques and the lavish buildings of the renowned Croisette, stretching 2.5 km along the seafront.