Founder's fav's · Europe
Monaco and the Riviera coast road
The Grand Prix streets you can drive any day, and the coast roads either side.
You can drive the Monaco Grand Prix circuit on any normal day. It's just streets. The tunnel, the hairpin, the harbour, all of it at 30 km/h behind a delivery van. Then take the corniche roads along the coast to Nice or into Italy and remember why everyone wants to live here.
In 2018 I did a slow lap of the circuit, three times, because the traffic lights kept stopping me. Best traffic jam of my life.
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Get there
- Flights to Nice ›Compare fares into NCE
- Hire a car ›Pick up at Nice airport
- Places to stay nearby ›Within about 40 km
- Tickets, tours and experiences ›Monaco
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Good to know
- Park in one of the public car parks. Don't even try on the street.
- The Moyenne Corniche has the best views. The Grande Corniche has the best bends.
- The Col de Turini in the mountains behind is a Monte Carlo Rally stage.
The trip it's from
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