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After scaling Monaco’s steep terraced steps, shiny escalators and gleaming marble corridors tunnelling through...

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...Antipolis, Antibes was later taken over by the Romans, and then by Monaco’s Grimaldi family, who ruled it from 1384 to 1608. Its position...

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...San Marino is Europe’s third-smallest state after the Vatican and Monaco. A favourite day-trip destination – in 2006, about 2.1 million visitors...

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To the east of Monaco, the pastel-shaded, palm-lined seaside town of Menton is within walking...

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...this compact little country), note you can’t take your car into Monaco Ville unless you have either a Monaco or a 06 (Alpes-Maritimes...

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• Author
• trailer1
• Date Posted
• 27 October 2007 12:41pm
• Last Reply
• 27 October 2007 3:47pm

Would like to go to Monaco from Villefranche port. Can anyone advise on where the train station's...

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...McCulloch, designer Amanda Rosa and British F1 racing driver David Coulthard (all Monaco residents today). Its cocktail bar - a designer's wet dream - is hipper...

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...language’s similarity with the Genoese dialect), the Grimaldi family has ruled Monaco for most of the period since 1297, except for its occupation during...

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• goodwind
• Date Posted
• 15 May 2009 4:29am
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• 15 May 2009 4:29am

Dear Madridguy, How did New Years Eve in Monaco Go? My wife ( born in Russia) and I (born UK) both now...

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• Outdoors
• Sights

The scent of singed tyres fills the air at May's Monaco Formula One Grand Prix . If there's one trophy a Formula One...

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• tony_b
• Date Posted
• 27 October 2007 3:05pm
• Last Reply
• 27 October 2007 3:47pm

...from the port. I know the area well and have been to Monaco several times for work. I would never willingly set foot in the...

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Monaco-imprinted Euro coins are rarely spotted in circulation, and are quickly pocketed...

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• Religious sights
• Sights

...Sunday Mass at 10:00 is sung by Les Petits Chanteurs de Monaco Choir, Monaco's boys' choir, although tours in July and August can...

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Several urban bus lines traverse Monaco; No 4 links the train station with the tourist office and also...

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• Cleinias
• Date Posted
• 5 May 2007 12:47pm
• Last Reply
• 17 June 2008 9:03am

In a casual conversation with a friend I heard him refer to Monaco this way. He had all sorts of convincing arguments including its location...

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• Religious sights
• Sights

Visitors flood to this Romanesque-Byzantine Cathédrale de Monaco, built in 1875, to view the flower-covered graves of fairy-tale...

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• micolett
• Date Posted
• 27 October 2007 3:47pm
• Last Reply
• 27 October 2007 3:47pm

...street, by the large square/gardens, and take you straight into central Monaco. Easier and a little bit cheaper, but depending on traffic, of course...

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• Miscellaneous
• Sights

Automobile Club de Monaco. Buy tickets for the Grand Prix here

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• Shopping

Stock up on fruit, veg et al at the indoor and outdoor Monaco Market in La Condamine

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• Architectural sights
• Sights

The AS Monaco football team play at Stade Louis II. Buy match tickets from the...

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• Author
• letomlinson
• Date Posted
• 7 May 2009 4:36pm
• Last Reply
• 8 May 2009 11:29am

In just over a week i hope to go to Monaco and will be travelling from Zaragoza in Spain. I´m looking for...

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• Madridguy
• Date Posted
• 8 December 2008 11:40am
• Last Reply
• 5 October 2009 9:47pm

yes, but not too many answers, New Years Eve is around the corner and I havent even found a restaurant in Monte Carlo yet ... :(

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• tony_b
• Date Posted
• 4 December 2008 4:55pm
• Last Reply
• 5 October 2009 9:47pm

[Duplicated thread|http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=1703716&tstart=0]

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