While many people would argue that Monaco is just a city-state on the western coast of France, it is in fact technically its own country.
Regardless of whether it’s a city, state, country or anything else, it’s hard to argue that Monaco is a fabulous place in Europe.
With rich casinos, abundant shopping malls and plenty of beautiful park areas, Monaco is a great place to have on your travel bucket list.
Take a look at the 10 best free attractions in Monaco below, as well as the best paid attractions too.
One of the things that Monaco is most famed for is the Monte Carlo area.
Monte Carlo is renowned for being rich and luxurious and is also incidentally where the rich and famous spend most of their time in Monaco.
If you can’t justify spending tonnes of money inside the casino, fear not; you can still spend some time soaking up all the luxurious James Bond vibes!
Check out the main entrance lobby where you can see...
Despite being situated in the very city centre of Monaco, the Japanese Garden actually remains a relatively calm and peaceful area, compared to the thriving hustle and bustle that surrounds it.
If you’re looking for somewhere in Monaco to take a breather and get away from the hecticness for a short while, then the Japanese Garden can provide you with the tranquillity that you’re searching for.
The Japanese Garden...
The Prince’s Palace of Monaco is an excellent free attraction in Monaco and one that’s suited to the whole family.
You can enjoy wandering around the grounds of the Prince’s Palace of Monaco and make sure you spend some time admiring the beautiful buildings of the palace.
For even more entertainment from this fascinating free attraction in Monaco, make sure you’re around the Prince’s Palace of...
Despite Monaco residing along the French Riviera and the fact that you would think it’d be home to a plethora of beaches, it’s actually a man-made beach that stands out as the best of the bunch.
Larvotto Beach is both a private and free public man-made beach; with the only difference being that the private area has the option to use sun loungers and parasols.
The free part of Larvotto Beach is one of the best places...
The Saint-Martin gardens are definitely one of the best free attractions in Monaco if you’re travelling with young children.
Offering a plethora of different free attractions and activities that the whole family can enjoy, the Saint-Martin gardens provide a lush green oasis in the middle of all the chaos.
You can enjoy the spectacular views out to sea from inside Saint-Martin gardens, as well as enjoying a leisurely...
Another stunning garden area to visit in Monaco is the Princess Grace Rose Garden.
The Princess Grace Rose Garden was opened in 1984 as Prince Rainier III wanted to create a place in the city that would commemorate his beloved late wife.
The Gardens are home to approximately 8,000 rose bushes, all perfectly cared for and pruned as and when needed.
If you’re visiting Monaco in either the spring or autumn months,...