Monaco Le Petit Train

[aandb]

Does anyone know how much Le Petit Train costs and where to get on?

[helpthejuggler]

This is a wealth of information on Monaco.

 

http://www.monaco-montecarlo.com/index-guides_monaco-en.html

 

In the getting in and around section...

 

Climb onboard the little red and white train and take a tour around the Principality. Commentary in twelve languages.

The « Monaco Tours » route stops off at the Place d’Armes, Port Hercule,

Formula 1 Grand Prix route, Monte-Carlo with its Casino and luxury hotels, the Old Town with the Prince’s Palace and the Cathedral.

• Departure & arrival opposite the Musée Océanographique

• Tour length: 30 minutes

• Available daily (weather permitting):

summer, 10am to 5pm,

winter, 10.30am to 5pm

closed from mid November to February

• Fares: adults: €7

children aged 2 to 8: €4

Tel./Fax: + 377 92 05 64 38

contact@monacotours.mc

www.monacotours.mc

 

This site has maps to get your bearings and see the route...

 

Mark

[aandb]

Thanks so much for the info

[Dietemann]

Does anyone know how much Le Petit Train costs and where to get on?

Is this a HOHO type transport or just around once to see the sights?

[Metaxus]

As the previous poster has posted from the website, it stops at a few different places.

 

"The « Monaco Tours » route stops off at the Place d’Armes, Port Hercule,

Formula 1 Grand Prix route, Monte-Carlo with its Casino and luxury hotels, the Old Town with the Prince’s Palace and the Cathedral."

[TheBestIsYetToCome]

Have not done it but from the little info available, it seems to be a circuit -- get on at the museum, take the ride around the principality, return to the museum. No on/off.

[Dietemann]

Have not done it but from the little info available, it seems to be a circuit -- get on at the museum, take the ride around the principality, return to the museum. No on/off.

Okay, thanks. I'll just wait til October and check it out, the website was not too clear.

[homeinboca]

Is this a HOHO type transport or just around once to see the sights?

 

There is a HOHO type transport called Le Grand Tour, where you can get off and on at any stop included right by the cruise terminal.

 

http://www.visitmonaco.com/us/News/Things-to-Do/Get-On-or-Off-the-Monaco-Grand-Tour-Bus-as-You-Please,-from-17%E2%82%AC