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Getting Around Monaco RUE M ALBOUS QUET MONEGHETTI BEAUSOLEIL • Auto-locations Carlo Tel.: +377 93 50 34 10 ■ PUBLIC TRANSPORT TÉNAO • Best Limousine Monte-Carlo LARVOTTO Tel.: +377 97 97 18 96 or 06 43 91 51 12 SAINT PLAGES ■ Daytime bus service ROMAN (SPORTING) • Diamond’s Limousines (1,2,4,5,& 6) ST-ROMAN Tel.: +377 97 70 48 10 or 06 78 63 08 47 La Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco 1 4 6 N IS IR • Galaxie Limousines S E LARVOTTO D (Monaco bus company) services five bus E Tel.: +377 93 50 79 50 or 06 07 93 61 50 U R routes between approximately 7am and E • Limousine Tours Monte-Carlo R Carmes R E I 9.30pm. P Carmes E Tel.: +377 93 30 30 14 C inférieur IN R LA CONDAMINE P E Basic frequency is every 10 mins on U EN • Monacolimo AV Tel.: +377 97 97 05 55 or 06 60 43 08 03 weekdays and every 15 to 20 mins on Pont Saturdays and Sundays. Larousse POLICE • Monaco Luxury Limousine Plages Mobile: 06 22 37 40 51 Fare: €1 / 10 trip travel card: €6 • Monaco Prestige Limousine Daily tourist pass Mobile: 06 23 02 34 75 or 06 07 77 35 37 Unlimited travel, enables visitors to use Musée Plage MONTE-CARLO Place National • Monte-Carlo Limousine all lines, including boat, for a whole day des Moulins du Larvotto Tel.: +377 92 05 66 00 or +377 93 50 82 65 for just €3 (For sale on buses). • Monaco Cars & Vans Rental Tel.: +377 93 50 36 44 or 06 21 25 24 32 ■ Evening & night buses (N) FONTVIEILLE PRINCESSE GRACE AV. • Monte-Carlo Royal Motors La Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco BD DES MOULINS BD D’ITALIE TAXIS CAMPING CAR PARKING TELEPHONE POINTS LIFTS MONACO TOURS Tel.: +377 92 05 35 22 also provides an evening bus service, Portier St-Charles PORT HERCULE • V.I.P. Limousines daily from 9pm to 12.20am. It operates Tel.: +377 97 70 39 99 a single line which takes 45 mins to run Citronniers CAR PARKS RAILWAY STATION PEDESTRIAN AREAS ESCALATORS BUS LINE 110 Spélugues POLICE the length of the Principality once every 30 mins. Casino Place du Casino ■ VEHICLE HIRE Tourisme On Fridays and Saturdays, night buses Crémallière If you have no means of transport and are laid on to supplement evening buses prefer to get around by car or on two from 1am to 4am. Monte-Carlo BD LOUIS II MONACO VILLE Users can use this service by phoning the Municipal service vehicles known as wheels, follow the guide! Fare: €1 Casino central switchboard to make an advance “minibuses” or “taxi-buses” provide the same Auditorium appointment to travel out of Monaco. service as taxis for group transport. A minibus Car AV. PRINCESSE ALICE Rainier III has between 8 and 13 seats. The two ranks are ■ Electric water bus Port Taxi fare rates are set by ministerial decree. • Ada / V.I.P. Rent a Car Beaumarchais Hercule situated at: "Gare SNCF" and "Port de 7 days a week, the electric water bus Ostende Taxi pick up rate is set at €5.25 day Monaco" Nouvelle Digue. Tel.: +377 93 50 18 78 or 06 98 59 15 15 provides a ferry services between the TENDE S and €5.50 night. • Agency Car Rental ’O Taxi-bus fares are set by ministerial decree. two banks of Port Hercule, from quai Roqueville D Bd Tel.: +377 93 25 32 86 or 06 07 93 06 65 AV. Louis II Also mileage meters only start running from • Monte-Carlo, Larvotto, Monaco-Ville, Kennedy to Terre Plein du Fort Antoine, Place • Avis Ste-Dévote Bateau the time that the client is actually picked up, Fontvieille, Boulevard du Jardin Exotique: €10 from 8am to 7.50pm, every 20 mins. Bus Tel.: +377 93 30 17 53 Service is suspended in bad weather. PRINCESSE CHARLOTTE AV. BD not from the taxi rank: € A Car parks What should you do if your vehicle is towed • Saint-Roman: 13 LBE R • Calandres T Boarding point: quai des Etats Unis Princesse 1 away by clampers? e GETTING AROUND MONACO... Rate “A” - intra urban zone: €1.57 per km • La Turbie, Carnolès: €31 Tel.: +377 93 50 25 25 Antoinnette r Please avoid parking in unauthorised places or Terminal Croisières (cruise terminal) Pont When in Monaco, you are advised to leave your • Menton: €35 • Elite Rent a Car Ste-Dévote Stade The Principality of Monaco is a small Formula 1 Grand Prix route, Monte-Carlo with and using spaces reserved for deliveries! Rate “B” - intra urban zone night rate € € Louis Nautique Fare: 1 / 10 trip travel card: 6 Aureglia 2 vehicle in one of the many public car parks. If you do so you are likely to receive a visit (from 7pm to 7am): €1.99 per km • Menton- Garavan: €40 Tel.: +377 97 77 33 11 Princesse territory measuring 2.8 km . its Casino and luxury hotels, the Old Town Stéphanie They are all underground, guarded, secure and Castell- We advise against using your private with the Prince’s Palace and the Cathedral. from the clampers very quickly. € • Europcar Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco Boulevard GRIMALDI RUE reasonably priced. They are your best vehicle Rate “C” - extra urban zone: €2.14 per km • Nice (Station): 70 eretto 2 1 vehicle to travel around. On arrival, If this does happen you will need to go to the Tel.: +377 93 50 74 95 3, Avenue J.F. Kennedy de Belgique Princesse • Departure & arrival opposite the Musée parking solution. • Nice Airport: €82,50 Florestine Monaco it is best to leave it in one of the Fontvieille district police station and complete Please note that taxis are authorised to charge • First G.T. Location Bosio Plati Ville Océanographique Tel.: +377 97 70 22 22 Place many public car parks and travel Hourly and term ticket prices are displayed at the necessary paperwork in order to collect a minimum fare of €7.50 during the day and Monaco Taxibus Tel.: +377 93 50 62 10 or 06 25 05 66 94 d’Armes € 1, av. Princesse Alice around by public transport, on foot • Tour length: 30 minutes the entrance to each car park: your vehicle. Open 24 hours a day. 8.50 at night, Sundays and public holidays. www.cam.mc Révoires Tel.: +377 93 50 36 44 or 06 07 93 55 45 • G.T Rental or by taxi. • Available daily (weather permitting): • 1st hour free Direction de la Sûreté Publique Monaco / airport set fare: €82.50 incl. Cellulare: 06 07 93 34 07 / 06 21 25 24 32 Tel.: +377 97 70 54 53 or 06 24 24 81 81 summer, 10am to 5pm, Poste de Police de Fontvieille luggage & toll charges. • Hertz winter, 10.30am to 5pm • from 7pm to 8am: €0.30 per hour or [email protected] Moneghetti Plati ■ Place du Campanin Tel.: +377 93 50 79 60 Place Place ON FOOT closed from mid November to February €2 per night. Radio Taxi (24hrs) Sup. d’Armes d’Armes • Maryrent Tel.: +377 93 15 30 84 BD RAINIER III The best way to visit the Principality • Fares: adults: €7 Tel.: 08 20 20 98 98 Boulevard III € Limousines LES Port • Day tickets: 13 for stays of over 5 hours up Mobile: 06 99 47 93 88 de Belgique R is on foot. A wealth of public lifts and children aged 2 to 8: €4 de Fontvieille to 8am the following day. ”Limousines are chauffeur-driven luxury • MRT II PRINCE ALBERT AV. escalators help you get to each district ■ BD CHA Tel./Fax: + 377 92 05 64 38 WITH A DRIVER Taxis-Bus minibuses vehicles that provide a premier service to the Tel.: +377 99 99 52 06 Port de in just a few minutes. € € BD DU JARDIN EXOTIQUE • Long term rates: 38 for 7 days and 65 for Rotondes Fontvieille [email protected] “Municipal public transport vehicles are general public, providing private transport of • Roadster’z Monaco C. Commercial It only takes 45 minutes to cross the 15 days www.monacotours.mc vehicles whose drivers wait for clientele at a passengers and their luggage at terms set Tel.: +377 98 80 01 10 or 06 07 93 57 93 Hopital Cimetière Principality from East to West! Taxis Practical information: public car park locations, departure rank, to transport passengers and between the parties, in exchange for LE EIL “Taxis are vehicles equipped with special I Fontvieille rates, space availability … their luggage to the place of their choice in payment” (article 24 of Sovereign Decree Pasteur ■ BY CAR features whose drivers wait for clientele on Papalins Scooter Hector Otto AV. D exchange for payment” n° 1.720 of July 4th 2008). FONTV Avenue ■ Monaco Parkings E BY LITTLE TRAIN Nearly 100 000 vehicles come in and out of the public highway to transport passengers Albert II ES • Monte-Carlo Rent AV. D (article 33 of Sovereign Decree n° 1.720 of PA open from 9.30am to 5pm Mondays to Fridays and their luggage to the place of their choice P the Principality every day. • 2M Limousines Services ALINS MONACO TOURS 24 rue du Gabian July 4th 2008). Tel.: +377 99 99 97 79 or 06 67 33 61 73 For real time traffic conditions on the in exchange for payment” (Article 12 of Tel.: +377 93 50 69 69 or 06 80 86 40 27 2 Campanin Climb onboard the little red and white Principality’s main roads log on to the Info Tel.: +377 98 98 88 24 Sovereign Decree n° 1.720 of July 4th 2008 on • Abey Limousines AV.
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