[2025 Monaco City Attraction] Travel Guide for Oceanographic Museum of Monaco (Updated Apr)

📍Monaco Oceanographic Museum (Musée océanographique de Monaco): Avenue Saint Martin, Monte-Carlo 98000 Monaco 🕖Opening hours: 10:00~18:00 🎫Adults only: 19 euros for admission to the Oceanographic Museum - Adults including the Grand Prince's Palace: 25 euros/Students (or 6-17 years old) 14.5 euros, Children (4-5 years old) 12 euros ▪️The Oceanographic Museum was founded in 1910 by Prince Albert I of Monaco, and is located 1.8 km southwest of the Monte Carlo train station. It is located 350 meters away from the Monaco Cathedral. ▪️As expected from a world-class oceanographic museum, it is full of things to see #Overseas travel

#celebratewithtrip #monaco #montecarlo #museum Visit the Oceanographic Museum At the end of the Saint Martin Gardens you will be able to see the Oceanographic Museum. From what we read, this is very similar to SEA LIFE London Aquarium and we didn’t feel like visiting on this occasion. If you haven’t been to a place like this before or if you are visiting Monaco with kids, then the Oceanographic Museum might just be the right thing for you. The Oceanographic Museum is a museum of marine sciences in Monaco-Ville, Monaco. This building is part of the Institut océanographique, which is committed to sharing its knowledge of the oceans.

Beside the deep blue Mediterranean the vibes of Monaco so beautiful

🏛️ Established in the 20th century, it is one of the world’s oldest ocean museums. 📖 King Albert I, who had a passion for the ocean and dedicated himself to exploring its mysteries, founded the Oceanographic Institute in 1906, named after himself. 💰 Ticket: €19 (Winter 2025) Further info: Check on their official website Museum Layout: -2 floor: Entirely an aquarium. -1 floor: Temporarily closed to the public. 1st floor: History exhibits and specimen displays. 2nd floor: Restaurant and children’s playground. Recommendation: If you have kids, it’s a nice place to visit. However, if you’re not particularly interested in marine life, you might not find it worth the price. Personally, I don’t think it’s that special, and the ticket price isn’t justified 😂 For those interested in history, it’s better to read about it online. #monaco #MuséeOcéanographique

//Monaco 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐜𝐨// ° ° ° The next stop after Menton, we drove to the second smallest country in the world, Monaco. Monaco is not big, and you can basically visit it in half a day. We parked our car in the parking lot of the Oceanographic Museum, passed by the Oceanographic Museum and St. Martin's Garden, and also checked in outside the Prince's Palace. I wanted to go to the Tourist Information Center to get my passport stamped for Monaco entry, but it was closed on Monday! So we didn't go to the Monte Carlo Casino. So we came to walk around, check in, and left after staying for about an hour. One more thing, please note that the Internet here is not compatible with France. ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ □ #mocha_n_love_travel #mocha_n_love_france #travel in france #travel around the world

Monaco🇲🇨, a tiny principality in Europe, covers an area of about 200 hectares and is the second smallest country in the world, yet it is the smallest member state of the United Nations. Surrounded by France on three sides, it faces the Mediterranean Sea to the south, small but not lacking in beauty and luxury. The architecture nestled against the mountains and by the sea is quite spectacular. Monaco is still a principality to this day, not a member of the European Union, but within the EU customs territory, there are no customs checks when entering or leaving Monaco from France. The currency within its borders is the euro. It seems to be the same as the EU, but it has its own independent network signal. My mobile phone number from European countries had no network signal in Monaco, and Hong Kong tourists I met during my visit also had no signal . The Grimaldi family, who came to this area from the Genoa region of Italy, has ruled Monaco for most of the time since 1297, except when it was occupied during the French Revolution and lost territory in 1848. It was not until 1860 that France recognized Monaco's independence. With the signing of a monetary agreement with France and the opening of the Monte Carlo 'Macau industry', Monaco's economy miraculously recovered. Today, the country relies on the income from the 'Macau industry' and tourism to become one of the wealthiest countries in the world, with a per capita income among the highest in the world. The total population of the country is estimated to be less than 40,000, with over 100 nationalities, and about 6,000 are Monegasque. The Oceanographic Museum of Monaco is a tourist attraction that is very popular with visitors, built on a cliff, with an entrance fee of 18 euros. It has a history of over 100 years and, in addition to the aquarium, has 90 tanks housing about 450 species of Mediterranean and tropical marine life. The entire aquarium is maintained by circulating seawater directly from the Mediterranean to sustain the marine life. There is also a touch pool that opens during children's holidays, allowing children to have close contact with the fish, but a separate ticket is required. In addition to the aquarium, there is also an exhibition that introduces the history of oceanography and marine biology knowledge. Monaco City is the main tourist area, where the royal palace is located, guarded by the royal cavalry. There is a changing of the guard ceremony at noon every day, which should not be missed. Monaco City is full of winding paths and gardens shaded by green trees, with many viewing platforms from which you can overlook the panorama of Monaco from different angles. The Saint Martin Gardens and the Cathedral of Our Lady Immaculate are both on the way from the harbor to the palace. You can take the French rail train to and from Nice, with a round trip for two people costing less than 20 euros, to the Monaco Monte Carlo station. There are many trains back and forth every day, and these two stations are major stops where most trains will stop. Just watch the scrolling screen for the station names. After leaving the station, turn left to go towards the 'Macau industry' and the yacht marina, where you can reach the yacht harbor pool. To the right is Monaco City, where the main attractions are concentrated. I had no network signal on my phone, so I relied entirely on Wi-Fi from attractions and hotels to find my way. It was a tight schedule for one day, but it went smoothly. The scenery is beautiful and uplifting.

The dissemination function of Ctrip Notes 📓 is pretty good. My friend saw the notes when he was outside and learned the skills of taking landscape photos right away. He won’t take crooked photos of the houses anymore, hahahaha😆 Monaco is a place full of extravagance and luxury. You can explore the entire country in just 2 hours on foot. The total area of ​​a sovereign state is less than two square kilometers. Monaco is really too small. In Monaco, what most impacts tourists' senses are the rows of luxury houses on the cliffs by the sea. These real streets that wind around the hillside are the racing track. If you have time, be sure to go to the Oceanography Museum. If you have time to take a closer look at this museum, you will find that all the rare and beautiful exhibits are the result of years of overseas expeditions. I became interested in exhibitions about sea expeditions, and observed the ships, equipment, guns and yellowed photos of that time one by one, as well as the silent documentary shorts that I had just learned to shoot.

📍Monaco Oceanographic Museum (Musée océanographique de Monaco): Avenue Saint Martin, Monte-Carlo 98000 Monaco 🕖Opening hours: 10:00~18:00 🎫Adults only for Oceanographic Museum admission: 19 euros Adults including the Grand Prince's Palace: 25 euros/students (or 6-17 years old) 14.5 euros, children (4-5 years old) 12 euros ▪️The Oceanographic Museum was founded in 1910 by Prince Albert I of Monaco, and is located 1.8 km southwest of Monte Carlo Train Station. It is located 350 meters away from Monaco Cathedral. ▪️It is full of uniquely shaped marine life.🤭 #Overseas travel

Exquisite and compact Monaco because of the terrain, travel with the baby can not be visited in one day, simply we swim slowly, even the roadside bench will sit down, watch the fat catching the leaves to play, the sun is very comfortable on the body, Its really fascinating to have a romantic life together here, but I think that the worlds highest house price is still a second back to reality. Along the way, ascending to the sea, the scenery is fascinating, but our uphill route is reversed and goes straight to the aquarium, but what is the correct route, even an unknown small park by the sea It is a place for treasure hunt, very photographed. Monaco is very good, it is one of Europe's famous tourist destinations. It is very convenient to take a train from Nice in half an hour. Out of the train station to buy an ice cream standing at the beach to eat, I feel like I entered the summer.