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Monte Carlo City Guide - Getting There By Road



The A8 is the road that brings most of the traffic in and out of Monaco and Monte Carlo. From Monte Carlo, it heads west towards Nice and Marseille, and east towards the Italian border. Between Nice and Monaco, there are also three more scenic roads: the Basse Corniche (Low Coast-Road - Highway 98), along the sea, the Moyenne Corniche (Middle Coast Road - Highway 7), going through Eze-Village, and the Grande Corniche (Great Coast Road), going through La Turbie and Col d'Eze (Eze Pass). There is no bus station in Monte Carlo as such: instead international buses stop at various points throughout the city. Regular buses, run by Rapide Cote D'Azur (tel: +33 (0) 9700 9700 (French number); website: www.rca.tm.fr) connect Monte Carlo with Nice and other French destinations. Services run to many major French towns and cities as well as to the neighbouring countries.





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