A walk of wealth – guided tour in Monaco
Embark on the “A walk of wealth – guided tour in Monaco” tour, a captivating journey through the most illustrious sites of Monaco. Start at the bustling Casino Square, the epitome of Monaco’s chic lifestyle, and watch in awe of the opulent Monte Carlo Casino. Witness the Prince’s Palace from outside to witness the ceremonial changing of the guard . Continue to the serene Saint Nicholas Cathedral, a place of peace and reverence. Conclude your tour with a view of the impressive Palace of Justice, embodying Monaco’s sovereign law. This walking tour offers a unique blend of Monaco’s rich history, royal traditions, and glamorous modern life, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the splendor of the principality.
Please note: The availability and accessibility of attractions may vary based on time of day and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.
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Casino Square
Begin your tour at Casino Square, the vibrant heart of Monaco's social life. Surrounded by gardens and notable buildings including the famous Monte Carlo Casino, this square offers a glimpse into the glamorous lifestyle of Monaco.
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Monte Carlo Casino
Visit the iconic Monte Carlo Casino, a stunning example of Belle Époque architecture. This world-renowned gambling and entertainment complex invites visitors to explore its opulent rooms and perhaps try their luck at the tables.
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Prince's Palace
Explore the Prince's Palace, the official residence of the Monaco monarchy. Watch the changing of the guard ceremony and tour the state rooms which are open to the public during certain months.
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Saint Nicholas Cathedral
Visit Saint Nicholas Cathedral, a striking neo-Romanesque edifice where many members of Monaco's princely family, including Princess Grace, are buried. It’s a site of significant cultural and spiritual importance.
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Palace of Justice
Conclude your tour at the Palace of Justice, known for its classical architecture and the role it plays in Monaco’s judicial system. This building stands as a symbol of the principality’s law and order.