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Monaco to Monaco-Ville: travel options

Approximate direct distance: 1 km • Travel distance depends on the route and transport you choose.

Choosing your journey

Use CAM line 2 towards Monaco-Ville, then walk through the old-town lanes. Choose the current stop and departure.

Route overview
  1. 1
    Monaco Start
  2. 2
    Monaco-Ville 1 km apart

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Transport options from Monaco to Monaco-Ville
Transport Mode Operator Duration Price guide Stations / Airports Key Booking Tip
bus Direct Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco Check planner €1.50 - €2.00 Published fare
Dep: Monaco-Monte-Carlo station area
Arr: Place de la Visitation, Monaco-Ville
Use CAM line 2 towards Monaco-Ville, then walk through the old-town lanes. Choose the current stop and departure. Monapass or bank card €1.50; onboard paper €2. Pass validity depends on the chosen channel. Tickets and times
Use these figures to plan. The price for your departure, luggage and ticket type may differ.

Take the local bus to the old town

This connection starts from the Monaco-Monte-Carlo station area and finishes at Monaco-Ville, within the same country. Check CAM line 2 towards Monaco-Ville and alight at Place de la Visitation. From there, walk through the old-town lanes towards the palace.

Use CAM's line 2 information for the departure and stop in service. Waiting time and the final walk are additional to the ride. The map distance is a straight line between guide anchors, not the length of the bus route or a promise of a level walk.

Choose your ticket before boarding

The standard single journey is €1.50 through Monapass or bank-card payment, or €2 for a paper ticket bought onboard. Read the transfer and pass conditions if taking more than one bus. An ordinary local ride does not need booking weeks ahead.

Walking is another option if the climb suits you. The Rampe Major rises from Place d'Armes to the Rocher; do not confuse a short distance with an easy luggage route. Use the Monaco-Ville guide to separate the outdoor walk from the paid palace visit.