Monaco Monte Carlo Review

Monaco does not have an airport, but it can be reached by train and self-driving. It takes less than an hour to get from Cannes by train and it is almost the same by car. Monaco itself is a small place, the train station is not far away, walking is OK, and the bus is very convenient.

Monte Carlo Railway Station is a railway station built directly in a cave. Its interior decoration is very brilliant. It has the feeling of combining modern design with ancient European architecture. When it first arrives, it absolutely gives you a kind of psychological shock and surprise.

Monte Carlo train station is located in the heart of Monte Carlo, built in a tunnel inside the mountain to save space. There are high-speed trains from Paris and Milan to Monaco.

Monte Carlo railway station is built in tunnels inside the mountain to save space. There are high-speed trains TGV from Paris and Milan to Monaco.

Monaco-Monte Carlo is the only train station in the Principality of Monaco, although part of the train station is located in Bossolles, France. It is serviced by trains from French operator SNCF on the Ventimiglia railway line in Marseille. The station and the entire Principality railway line are underground. The Marseille railway line reached Monaco in 1868. The station was originally named Monaco and was renamed Monaco-Monte Carlo in the 1950s after the construction of a new tunnel bypassed the second SNCF station, Monte Carlo. In the early 1990s, it was decided to completely divert the railway underground and to establish a new station near the centre of Monaco, which opened on 7 December 1999 and has since replaced the previous ground station.