Monaco E-Prix 1-2 May 2027

Buses are an affordable and convenient way to get into Monaco from further afield. The 100 service travels between Nice, Monaco, and Menton, with buses every 15 minutes between 06:00 and 20:00. Single tickets cost less than €2 and can be purchased from the driver. The closest stop to Quai Antoine 1er is Place d'Armes, but there are also several other stops in Monaco for visitors looking to explore. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes between Nice and Monaco (but it may be considerably longer in heavy traffic), and around 30-40 minutes between Monaco and Menton.

The Nice Airport Xpress (110) travels between Nice Airport, Monaco, and Menton, with buses every half hour and a journey time of around 30-45 minutes between Nice and Monaco. Tickets can be purchased online, at the airport, or from the driver, at a cost of €22 for a single trip or €33 for a return journey. Children aged 11 and under can get cheaper tickets at €5, and young adults aged 25 and under pay only €16.50. The first 2 pieces of luggage are free, but extra bags may incur fees.

Train travel is a very popular choice for visitors coming into Monaco for events, as services are regular and inexpensive. The local station, Gare de Monaco, is located on Place Sainte-Dévote, 1.2 km (14 min) walk from Quai Antoine 1er. 

Trains run between Monaco and Nice every 15-30 minutes, with a journey time of 20-30 minutes. These trains cost less than €5 and the service is very reliable. Tickets can be booked in advance, but this is not usually necessary because the service is so frequent.

There are also regular services between Nice and Ventimiglia, just over the Italian border. This is also a 20-30 minute journey with a similarly low ticket price of under €5.

Nice is a few hours by train from Paris, and the station in Ventimiglia offers direct connections with Milan and Genoa.