BY MASS TRANSPORT

Attending the Monaco Grand Prix is an exhilarating experience, and using mass transport is one of the most efficient and stress-free ways to get to the event. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate your journey:

Train

One of the most convenient ways to reach Monaco from nearby cities like Nice is by train. The French National Railway, SNCF, offers frequent services between Nice and Monaco-Monte-Carlo station.

• Route and Travel Time: The journey from Nice to Monaco takes approximately 20-30 minutes.
• Convenience: The Monaco-Monte-Carlo train station is centrally located, just a short walk from the race circuit. Trains are frequent, reliable, and avoid the road traffic congestion typical during the Grand Prix weekend.
• Frequency and Costs: During the F1 weekend, trains from Nice will depart approximately every 15 minutes, with advance tickets costing around 5 EUR.
• Tips: Purchase your train tickets in advance to avoid the long queues on race day. Opt for an early departure to ensure a smooth trip, as trains can get crowded.
• Booking (route from Nice to Monaco and visa versa): here

Bus

Buses are another viable option for getting to Monaco, offering a scenic and cost-effective journey.

• Route and Travel Time: Lignes d'Azur buses, particularly bus number 100, run from Nice to Monaco, with a travel time of about 50 minutes to 1 hour.
• Convenience: Buses provide a direct route along the beautiful coastal roads, giving passengers picturesque views of the French Riviera.
• Costs: The one-way tickets cost around 3-4 EUR.
• Tips: Arrive at the bus stop early to secure a seat. Buses can be crowded, especially on race days, so it’s best to plan ahead. Check the schedule for any changes during the event weekend.
• Booking: here