Monaco

Monaco: Casino de Monte-Carlo

The Casino de Monte-Carlo opened in 1863 under Prince Charles III, and in 1866 the district was named Monte-Carlo in his honor. Charles Garnier, architect of the Paris Opéra, worked on the 1878–79 expansion, and Monaco's own citizens are barred from the gaming rooms. Go after dark, when the facade is fully lit. The tours below leave from Nice.

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Bookable experiences

• Viator

  Monaco, Monte-Carlo & Eze Village Small-Group Half-Day Tour

  from $74

  Small-group half day from Nice to Eze village, Monaco and Monte-Carlo, about 5 hours, 4.8 rating (1,854 reviews)

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  Monaco, Monte Carlo, Eze & La Turbie Day Tour from Nice

  from $105

  Full-day small-group Riviera trip from Nice with Eze, La Turbie, Monaco and Monte-Carlo, about 7 hours, 4.7 rating (1,027 reviews)

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Prices may change, so check the dates before you book. The casino has a dress code and a minimum age, so check the current rules before you go.