Monaco: Tips

Parlez-vous anglais? No need to bring a translation guide – Monaco thrives on tourism from all parts of the world, which means that English is readily spoken.

Fare forward Be sure to agree on fares before you hop in a taxi – cabs have no meters and fares can run high.

Lunch deals Monaco caters primarily to those with deep pockets and dining out is no exception. Consider lunching as opposed to dining at top tier restaurants in order to save up to 50 percent.

Warm weather Summers can be uncomfortably hot and sticky. Bring plenty of warm weather clothes and sunblock to protect yourself from the blazing sun.

Walk around Monaco is best explored on foot, but if you’re feeling tired, the local bus system is an effective way to navigate the town as well. Routes and schedules are available at the tourist office.