Monaco Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Monaco

Even more than a bowl of hot soup or a long phone convo with your mum, travel fixes everything. So forget all your worries and take yourself on a holiday to Monaco! (But maybe still call your mum.)

Of course, it isn't just the buildings and sights that make a city special — there's also the people who call it home. In this part of French Riviera, you'll find 33,000 of them.

The nation's capital, Paris, sits 690 kilometres northwest of Monaco, while La Turbie can be found 3 kilometres to the west.

lastminute.com.au customers probably know this already, but the Casino Monte Carlo is not to be missed by visitors to Monaco. As far as world-renowned attractions go, it's one of the best.

Get close to the amazing animal kingdom and learn about what it takes to look after some of its wildlife at the Zoological Gardens. It’s an eye-opening experience for both young and old!

The Lucien Barriere Casino and the Casino Cafe de Paris are perfect places to kick off a wild night out. If you don't mind a bit of gambling, test your luck taking on the house. Alternatively, order an icy drink and simply soak up the energetic atmosphere. Can't call it a night just yet? The Casino of Monte-Carlo is your next stop!

Botany experts and novices alike will be happy to find out about this region's wide-ranging collections of plants. For a flower-filled day, start with a wander around the beautiful beds at the Exotic Garden. Afterwards, head over to the Princess Grace Rose Garden, where the array of species alone is worth beholding. For those travellers who are more committed, the Jardin de la Villa Maria Serena and the Jardin de la Serre de la Madone also have some unique floral exhibits.

Get comfortable with an interesting book, toss a ball around or just watch the clouds drift by at Japanese Garden and the Fontana Rosa. Also think about finding a nice patch of grass and whiling away a few hours at the La Citronneraie or Arboretum du Mont-Gros.

Spend some time beside the water at Port Beach and Passable Beach. Go in search of seashells, amble along the shore or just sit down and take in the view.

Is it time to head out into nature to find a bit of clean air? Take it easy among the delightful surrounds of Grotte du Vallonnet and Nietzsche Path.

If you'd like to discover something now or just unwind in a peaceful setting, you can't go past the Jean Cocteau Museum. Need more? The Stamps and Money Museum and the Museum of Antique Automobiles are also highly recommended. Don't forget to ask the staff about special events.

For a day of exploration, make your way over to the Oceanographic Museum. Here you can learn about a range of weird and wonderful objects.

Appreciate the impressive collection of artworks at the Musée Jean Cocteau Collection Séverin Wunderman. If anything jumps out at you, see if you're able to find out more about the artist.

If you'd describe yourself as a history lover, immerse yourself in the engrossing exhibits that bring to life characters and events of the past at the Peille Regional Museum. Eager to discover even more? Then stick the Vieux La Turbie and the Musée du Bastion on your list as well.

Gain a glimpse into the past when you explore some of Monaco's historic attractions. There's quite a few to choose from, but Villa Ephrussi and Fort St. Roch are the perfect place to start. Why not also try the Cabanon de Le Corbusier and the Promenade Le Corbusier?

Pont Vieux is a longstanding presence in Monaco. While locals may seem to take it for granted, many travellers leave impressed by this physical memory of a simpler time.

Plan an outing to Fort de la Revère, a structure that once played a critical defence role, and imagine the attacks that its historic walls endured many years ago.

Both boasting striking façades and a who's who list of famous residents, it's often the little differences between Prince's Palace and Palais Carnoles that are the most intriguing.

Whatever you believe in, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at Saint Nicholas Cathedral and St. Michel Church. Many spiritual travellers also flock to Church of St Michel and Chapel of the Penitents-Blancs.

Snap a few photos as you wander around Espace Eau Vive.

Hotels in Monaco

If you're searching for a budget room without all the extra bells and whistles, the Villa Azur, situated at 44, Av. Prince Rainier III de Monaco, is one of your best bets. Another accommodation that offers its guests quality service at a nice price is the Aparthotel Adagio Monaco Palais Josephine, which you'll find at Avenue du General de Gaulle 2A. But then again — you are on holiday. If you'd rather live the high life while you're here, we certainly don't blame you! The friendly staff at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo and the Chateau De La Chevre D Or are experts in luxury and leisure.

The Casino Monte Carlo is a not-to-be-missed sight in Monaco. If you want to stay as close as you can to this iconic attraction, the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo and the Hotel Metropole, Monte Carlo are both great options.