Guided tours Côte d'Azur

In front of the Oceanographic Museum, climb aboard a mini-wagon and learn about the history of Monaco's most important sites in an educational and entertaining way. The tour takes in the Principality's most prestigious sites, such as Casino Square, Port Hercule, the Prince's Palace and the cathedral. Smart tip: park your car at the Pêcheurs parking lot on avenue de la Quarantaine, then take the free elevator to the train departure point.

Discover the Principality in complete freedom thanks to the hop on / hop off buses: buy your ticket, get on board the double-decker vehicle and listen to information on the surrounding monuments thanks to the audio guide provided by the driver. At your leisure, and according to the different stops scattered throughout the city, get off the bus and discover the streets and the must-see sites of Monaco before returning to the stop of your choice and waiting for a new bus in which you can get back on free of charge upon presentation of your ticket.

Why is Tombades street next to Boucheries street? Who were Pierre Puget and Louis Blanc? What was the name of Cathedral Square during the Revolution? The name of a street is a reflection of an era, a history and geography of the place. Toulon has expanded three times it initial size, amending the streets and their names, not to mention the influence of dramatic events such as wars and epidemics. The name of a street is a souvenir and an identity left for future generations.

Shuttles are the real alternative to road transport, given the continuous traffic jams in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, between Sainte-Maxime and the Bailly city.

Discover the 30 fountains and 12 washhouses of Barjols which are one of the treasures and particularities of this village. An open house with booklet allows you to discover Barjols on your own. See you at the tourist office!