Map of Monaco – City-State & Location Guide

Map of Monaco – City-State & Location Guide

Monaco is a small independent city-state on the Mediterranean coast, bordered by France and close to the Italian Riviera. Known for Monte Carlo, luxury yachts, casinos, Formula 1, cliffside views and glamorous harbour scenery, Monaco is one of the most famous destinations on the French Riviera.

This map of Monaco provides an overview of the city-state, major districts, attractions, transport links and nearby Riviera destinations.

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Monaco is an independent country on the Mediterranean coast, surrounded by France. Major nearby attractions include Monte Carlo, Port Hercules, Monaco-Ville, the Prince's Palace, Casino de Monte-Carlo and the Oceanographic Museum.

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Where is Monaco Located?

Monaco is located on the Mediterranean coast in western Europe, surrounded by southeastern France. It sits between Nice and Menton and is close to the Italian border.

  • Country: Monaco
  • Region: Mediterranean coast
  • Nearby country: France
  • Nearby region: French Riviera
  • Main station: Monaco-Monte-Carlo Station
  • Known for: Monte Carlo, casinos, marinas and Formula 1

Major Areas Shown on the Map

  • Monte Carlo — casino, hotels and luxury shopping.
  • Port Hercules — main harbour and yacht marina.
  • Monaco-Ville — historic old town on the Rock of Monaco.
  • Prince's Palace — official residence and landmark.
  • Casino de Monte-Carlo — famous casino and entertainment precinct.
  • Larvotto Beach — main beach area.
  • Fontvieille — harbour and residential district.
  • Monaco-Monte-Carlo Station — rail access point.

Top Attractions Nearby

  • Casino de Monte-Carlo
  • Prince's Palace of Monaco
  • Port Hercules
  • Monaco-Ville
  • Oceanographic Museum
  • Larvotto Beach
  • Japanese Garden
  • Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix route
  • Monte Carlo Harbour
  • French Riviera

City-State Features

  • Luxury marina scenery
  • Historic palace district
  • Casino and entertainment precincts
  • Mediterranean viewpoints
  • Formula 1 street circuit
  • Beachfront areas
  • Cliffside urban layout
  • Easy access from Nice

Transport Features

  • Monaco-Monte-Carlo Station
  • Regional trains from Nice and Menton
  • Local buses
  • Taxi and rideshare services
  • Walking routes and public lifts
  • Marina access
  • Road access from France
  • Nice Côte d'Azur Airport connections

Nearby Destinations

  • Nice
  • French Riviera
  • Cannes
  • Menton
  • Èze
  • Antibes
  • Italy
  • Saint-Tropez

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Monaco located?
    Monaco is located on the Mediterranean coast, surrounded by southeastern France.
  • Is Monaco part of France?
    No. Monaco is an independent sovereign country, although it is closely connected to the French Riviera.
  • What is Monaco famous for?
    Monaco is famous for Monte Carlo, luxury yachts, casinos, the Monaco Grand Prix, Port Hercules and the Prince's Palace.
  • What is near Monaco?
    Nearby destinations include Nice, Menton, Èze, Cannes, Antibes and the Italian border.
  • How do you get to Monaco?
    Visitors commonly arrive by regional train from Nice, by car from the French Riviera or via Nice Côte d'Azur Airport.
  • Can Monaco and Nice be visited together?
    Yes. Monaco is one of the most popular day trips from Nice and is easily reached by train, bus or car.

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